spring-redis 0.4.1

Dependencies

spring-redis = { version = "<version>" }

Configuration items

[redis]
uri = "redis://127.0.0.1/" # redis database address

# The following are all optional configurations
connection_timeout = 10000  # Connection timeout, in milliseconds
response_timeout = 1000     # Response timeout, in milliseconds
number_of_retries = 6       # Retry times, interval time increases exponentially
exponent_base = 2           # Interval time exponential base, unit milliseconds
factor = 100                # Interval time growth factor, default 100 times growth
max_delay = 60000           # Maximum interval time

Component

After configuring the above configuration items, the plugin will automatically register a Redis connection management object. This object is an alias of redis::aio::ConnectionManager.

pub type Redis = redis::aio::ConnectionManager;

Extract the Component registered by the plugin

The RedisPlugin plugin automatically registers a connection management object for us. We can use Component to extract this connection pool from AppState. Component is an axum extractor.

async fn list_all_redis_key(Component(mut redis): Component<Redis>) -> Result<impl IntoResponse> {
    let keys: Vec<String> = redis.keys("*").await.context("redis request failed")?;
    Ok(Json(keys))
}

`cache` macro

spring-redis provides a transparent cache for asynchronous functions based on Redis. Add the cache macro to the async method to cache the function result.

The example is as follows:

#[cache("redis-cache:{key}", expire = 60)]
async fn cachable_func(key: &str) -> String {
    format!("cached value for key: {key}")
}

Where expire is an optional parameter.

The function wrapped by cache must meet the following requirements:

Must be async fn
Can return Result<T, E> or a normal value T
The return type must implement serde::Serialize and serde::Deserialize, and the underlying serde_json is used for serialization