ruote-redis¶ ↑
Redis persistence for ruote (a Ruby workflow engine)
usage¶ ↑
The storage is instantiate by passing a redis-rb instance to the storage.
require 'redis' # gem install redis require 'ruote' # gem install ruote require 'ruote-redis' # gem install ruote-redis engine = Ruote::Engine.new( Ruote::Worker.new( Ruote::Redis::Storage.new( ::Redis.new(:db => 14, :thread_safe => true), {}))) # ...
Passing an em-redis instance might work, but I haven’t tried.
Tested with Redis 2.0.1 (redis-rb 3.0.1) on Debian GNU/Linux. Tested with Redis 2.4.16 (redis-rb 3.0.1) on OSX snoleo.
running tests¶ ↑
assuming you have
ruote/ ruote-redis/
start a redis server instance (port 6379) and then
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unit tests :
get into ruote/ and do
RUOTE_STORAGE=redis ruby test/functional/storage.rb
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functional tests :
get into ruote/ and do
RUOTE_STORAGE=redis ruby test/functional/test.rb
license¶ ↑
MIT
links¶ ↑
feedback¶ ↑
mailing list : groups.google.com/group/openwferu-users irc : irc.freenode.net #ruote
many thanks to¶ ↑
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the Redis authors and the redis-rb authors