An in-memory datastore in node for Redis™¹ compatible clients

Supports:

• authentication
• expiry (expire, ttl, pexpire, pttl, ...)
• strings (set, mset, get, mget, ...)
• hashes (hset, hmset, hget, hgetall, ...)
• list (lindex, llen, lpop, lpush [], ...)
• publish/ subscribe (publish, subscribe, psubscribe, ...)
• persistence

Does not (yet) support:

• transactions (rollback on error)
• sets
• streams
• partitioning
• replication

npm i sider-mem

start the server

npx sider-mem --port 6379 --user alice --password somepassword

const { Server } = require('sider-mem')

// start the server
const server = new Server({username: 'alice', password: 'somepassword'})
await server.listen({ port: 6379 })

// ...

// disconnect
await server.close()

connect with client

const redis = require('redis')

const client = redis.createClient({user: 'alice', password: 'somepassword'})

client.ping((err, data) => console.log(data)) // PONG

See example for use with a clustered app. Start with npm run example and browse to http://localhost:3000

MIT