aztech/event-bus-extra-redis

aztech/event-bus Redis channel provider

aztech/event-bus-extra-redis

Build status

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Stability

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About

Redis database plugin for the aztech/event-bus library. For more information on event-bus, see that library's readme., _(*3)

Installation

Via Composer

Composer is the only supported way of installing aztech/event-bus-extra-redis . Don't know Composer yet ? Read more about it., _(*4)

$ composer require "aztech/event-bus-extra-redis":"~1", _(*5)

Usage

To use this plugin, you first need to register it with the Event factory. The easiest way is as follows :, _(*6)

<?php

require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';

use \Aztech\Events\Events;
use \Aztech\Events\Bus\Plugins\Redis\Redis;

Redis::loadPlugin('redis');

$publisher = Events::createPublisher('redis');
$processor = Events::createProcessor('redis');
// ...

Configuring

By default, the plugin attempts to connect to a Redis server at localhost:6379, which suits mostly development machines., _(*7)

You can configure the Redis client using the options array when using the Event factory., _(*8)

<?php

require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';

use \Aztech\Events\Events;
use \Aztech\Events\Bus\Plugins\Redis\Redis;

Redis::loadPlugin('redis');

$publisher = Events::createPublisher('redis', [ 'host' => '192.168.1.1', 'port' => 6379);
// ...

The keenest readers will have noticed the options accepted are the same as those used by \Predis\Client., _(*9)