ROC, a Redis Object Collection for Ruby

by crescendo • 15 years ago

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jbarnette• 15 years ago

https://github.com/nateware/redis-objects is clean, mature, and has worked very well for us in several production systems. What makes ROC better?

chrismealy• 15 years ago

That's my question too.

ROC's TransientStore thing might be a win for testing.

benl• 15 years ago

I actually started building ROC before redis-objects was released. But I stuck with using and developing ROC for a couple of reasons:

1. TransientStore is really useful for testing and for re-using redis code in scenarios that don't require persistence

2. As well as implementing the Redis commands, the ROC objects also perfectly mimic the APIs of their Ruby-core equivalents (except for a few destructive methods that are not possible to mimic).

In addition, there's now a third reason:

3. I recently added eval/lua support, which I don't think redis-objects has yet.

ROC, a Redis Object Collection for Ruby

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