Using Flask with Redislite, also redis-collections and rq.
Using pip
pip install Flask-RedisliteChoose the path for your Redislite data file, then include to your application config
REDISLITE_PATH = '<path/to/redis/file.rdb>'Create new redis instance within your application
from flask import Flask
from flask_redislite import FlaskRedis
app = Flask(__name__)
rdb = FlaskRedis(app)
# with redis-collections:
# rdb = FlaskRedis(app, collection = True)Then use it on your view
rdb.connection.set('foo1', 'bar1')
print rdb.connection.get('foo1')
# redis-collections
collection = rdb.collection
d = collection.dict('123456')
d['foo'] = 'bar'
print dTo use Flask-Redislite with RQ, you need to start RQ worker as a new process
from flask import Flask
from flask_redislite import FlaskRedis
app = Flask(__name__)
rdb = FlaskRedis(app, rq=True)
# Your other extensions load here
# ex: lm = LoginManager()
# ...
with app.app_context():
rdb.start_worker()
# your codes
# ex: views function
app.run()Then within your view enqueue the jobs:
import time
def simple_job():
time.sleep(2)
return 12345
queue = rdb.queue
queue['default'].enqueue(simple_job, ttl=60, result_ttl=60, job_id='321')
sleep(5)
print queue['default'].fetch_job('321').result
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