A complete collection of predis operations for php to connect to redis

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predis is an operation library for PHP to connect to redis. Since it is completely written in PHP and uses a lot of namespaces and closures, it only supports PHP5.3 or above. Therefore, the measured performance is average, 25,000 reads and writes per second. I believe it will be changed to c The performance of PHP written in the language will be greatly improved after being extended (for example, using C to extend phpredis https://github.com/owlient/phpredis).

It is also very simple to store session data in redis:
session.save_handler = redis
session.save_path = “tcp://127.0.0.1:6379″

The following is a summary of some operations and will be continuously updated.

  1. //Use autoload to load related libraries. The focus here is to require $file;
  2. spl_autoload_register(function($class) {
  3. $file = __DIR__.'/lib/Predis/'.$class.'.php ';
  4. if (file_exists($file)) {
  5. require $file;
  6. return true;
  7. }
  8. });
  9. //Configure the connection IP, port, and corresponding database
  10. $server = array(
  11. 'host' => '127.0.0.1',
  12. 'port' => 6379,
  13. 'database' = > 15
  14. );
  15. $redis = new Client($server);
  16. //Normal set/get operation
  17. $redis->set('library', 'predis');
  18. $retval = $redis- >get('library');
  19. echo $retval; //Show 'predis'
  20. //setex set a storage time limit
  21. $redis->setex('str', 10, 'bar'); // Indicates that the storage validity period is 10 seconds
  22. //setnx/msetnx is equivalent to the add operation and will not overwrite the existing value
  23. $redis->setnx('foo',12); //true
  24. $redis->setnx( 'foo',34); //false
  25. //getset operation, a variant of set, the result returns the value before replacement
  26. $redis->getset('foo',56);//returns 34
  27. // incrby/incr/decrby/decr Increment and decrement the value
  28. $redis->incr('foo'); //foo is 57
  29. $redis->incrby('foo',2); //foo is 59
  30. //exists detects whether a certain value exists
  31. $redis->exists('foo');//true
  32. //del deletes
  33. $redis->del('foo');//true
  34. //type type detection, string returns string, list returns list, set table returns set/zset, hash table returns hash
  35. $redis->type('foo');//does not exist, returns none
  36. $redis ->set('str','test');
  37. $redis->type('str'); //String, return string
  38. //Append connect to the existing string
  39. $redis-> ;append('str','_123'); //Return the accumulated string length 8, this time str is 'test_123'
  40. //setrange partial replacement operation
  41. $redis->setrange('str', 0,'abc'); //Return 3, when parameter 2 is 0, it is equivalent to the set operation
  42. $redis->setrange('str',2,'cd');//Return 4, which means starting from the second Replace after the character, then 'str' is 'abcd'
  43. //substr part of the acquisition operation
  44. $redis->substr('str',0,2);//means starting from the 0th, get to the 0th 2 characters, 3 in total, return 'abc'
  45. //strlen Get the string length
  46. $redis->strlen('str'); //Return 4
  47. //setbit/getbit bit storage and acquisition
  48. $redis->setbit('binary',31,1); //Indicates that 1 is stored in the 31st bit. There may be a big or small endian problem here? But it doesn't matter, there should be no problem with getbit.
  49. $redis-> ;getbit('binary',31); //return 1
  50. //keys fuzzy search function, supports * sign and ? sign (match one character)
  51. $redis->set('foo1',123);
  52. $redis->set('foo2',456);
  53. $redis->keys('foo*'); //Return the array of foo1 and foo2
  54. $redis->keys('f?o?' ); //Same as above
  55. //randomkey randomly returns a key
  56. $redis->randomkey(); //It may return 'foo1' or 'foo2' or any other key that exists in redis
  57. //rename /renamenx Rename the key. The difference is that renamenx does not allow changing to an existing key
  58. $redis->rename('str','str2'); //Change the key originally named 'str' to 'str2'
  59. //expire sets the timeliness of key-value, ttl gets the remaining validity period, persist is reset to permanent storage
  60. $redis->expire('foo', 1); //Set the validity period to 1 second
  61. $redis->ttl('foo'); //Return the validity period value 1s
  62. $redis->expire('foo'); //Cancel the expire behavior
  63. //dbsize Returns the total number of records in the current redis database
  64. $redis->dbsize();
  65. /*
  66. Queue operation
  67. */
  68. //rpush/rpushx Ordered list operation, insert elements from the queue
  69. //lpush/lpushx The difference between rpush/rpushx is insertion Go to the head of the queue, same as above, 'x' means to only operate on existing keys
  70. $redis->rpush('fooList', 'bar1'); //Return a list of length 1
  71. $redis- >lpush('fooList', 'bar0'); //Returns the length of a list 2
  72. $redis->rpushx('fooList', 'bar2'); //Returns 3, rpushx only works on existing queues Add, otherwise return 0
  73. //llen returns the current list length
  74. $redis->llen('fooList');//3
  75. //lrange returns the elements of a range in the queue
  76. $redis->lrange( 'fooList',0,1); //The returned array contains a total of 2 elements from the 0th to the 1st
  77. $redis->lrange('fooList',0,-1); //Return the 0th to The last one is equivalent to returning all elements. Note that negative numbers are often used in redis, the same below
  78. //lindex returns the list elements at the specified sequence position
  79. $redis->lindex('fooList',1); //Return 'bar1'
  80. //lset Modify the value at the specified position in the queue
  81. $redis->lset('fooList',1,'123');//Modify the element at position 1 and return true
  82. / /lrem Delete the specified number of characters from the left in the queue
  83. $redis->lrem('fooList',1,'_'); //Delete 1 character '_' from the left (use -1 from the right) in the queue (if any)
  84. //lpop/rpop pops (and deletes) the leftmost or rightmost element similar to a stack structure
  85. $redis->lpop('fooList'); //'bar0'
  86. $redis- >rpop('fooList'); //'bar2'
  87. //ltrim Queue modification, keep a few elements from the left, delete the rest
  88. $redis->ltrim('fooList', 0,1); //Keep The 0th to 1st elements from the left
  89. //rpoplpush pops elements from one queue and pushes them to another queue
  90. $redis->rpush('list1','ab0');
  91. $redis-> ;rpush('list1','ab1');
  92. $redis->rpush('list2','ab2');
  93. $redis->rpush('list2','ab3');
  94. $redis->rpoplpush('list1','list2');//Result list1 =>array('ab0'),list2 =>array('ab1','ab2','ab3')
  95. $ redis->rpoplpush('list2','list2');//Also applies to the same queue, move the last element to the head list2 =>array('ab3','ab1','ab2')
  96. //linsert inserts elements before or after the specified element in the middle of the queue
  97. $redis->linsert('list2', 'before','ab1','123'); //Indicates before element 'ab1' Insert '123'
  98. $redis->linsert('list2', 'after','ab1','456'); //Indicates inserting '456' after element 'ab1'
  99. //blpop/brpop blocking And wait until a queue is not empty, then pop out the leftmost or rightmost element (this function can be said to be very useful outside of PHP)
  100. //brpoplpush also blocks and waits for the operation, and the result is the same as rpoplpush
  101. $redis ->blpop('list3',10); //If list3 is empty, wait until the first element is popped when it is not empty. Timeout after 10 seconds
  102. /**
  103. set table operation
  104. */
  105. / /sadd adds elements, returns true, returns false repeatedly
  106. $redis->sadd('set1','ab');
  107. $redis->sadd('set1','cd');
  108. $redis-> ;sadd('set1','ef');
  109. //srem Remove the specified element
  110. $redis->srem('set1','cd'); //Delete the 'cd' element
  111. //spop Pop the first element
  112. $redis->spop('set1');
  113. //smove Move the specified element of the current set table to another set table
  114. $redis->sadd('set2','123');
  115. $redis->smove('set1','set2','ab');//Move 'ab' in 'set1' to 'set2', return true or false
  116. //scard returns the current set table Number of elements
  117. $redis->scard('set2');//2
  118. //sismember Determine whether the element belongs to the current table
  119. $redis->sismember('set2','123'); //true or false
  120. //smembers returns all elements of the current table
  121. $redis->smembers('set2'); //array('123','ab');
  122. //sinter/sunion/sdiff returns two The intersection/union/complement of the elements in the table
  123. $redis->sadd('set1','ab');
  124. $redis->sinter('set2','set1'); //return array ('ab')
  125. //sinterstore/sunionstore/sdiffstore Copy the intersection/union/complement elements of the two tables to the third table
  126. $redis->set('foo',0);
  127. $ redis->sinterstore('foo','set1'); //This is equivalent to copying the contents of 'set1' to 'foo' and converting 'foo' to a set table
  128. $redis->sinterstore ('foo',array('set1','set2')); //Copy the same elements in 'set1' and 'set2' to the 'foo' table, overwriting the original content of 'foo'
  129. // srandmember returns a random element in the table
  130. $redis->srandmember('set1');
  131. /**
  132. Ordered set table operation
  133. */
  134. //sadd adds an element and sets the serial number, returns true, and returns false repeatedly
  135. $ redis->zadd('zset1',1,'ab');
  136. $redis->zadd('zset1',2,'cd');
  137. $redis->zadd('zset1',3, 'ef');
  138. //zincrby increases or decreases the index value of the specified element and changes the order of the elements
  139. $redis->zincrby('zset1',10,'ab');//returns 11
  140. // zrem removes the specified element
  141. $redis->zrem('zset1','ef'); //true or false
  142. //zrange returns the elements in the specified range in the table in position order
  143. $redis->zrange( 'zset1',0,1); //Return the elements between positions 0 and 1 (two)
  144. $redis->zrange('zset1',0,-1); //Return the position 0 and the last one Elements between one element (equivalent to all elements)
  145. //zrevrange Same as above, returns the elements in the specified range in the table, in reverse order
  146. $redis->zrevrange('zset1',0,-1); //The order of elements is opposite to zrange
  147. //zrangebyscore/zrevrangebyscore returns the elements of the specified index range in the table in order/descending order
  148. $redis->zadd('zset1',3,'ef');
  149. $redis-> ;zadd('zset1',5,'gh');
  150. $redis->zrangebyscore('zset1',2,9); //Return elements array('ef',' between index values ​​2-9 gh')
  151. //Parameter form
  152. $redis->zrangebyscore('zset1',2,9,'withscores'); //Return elements between index values ​​2-9 and contain index values ​​array(array(' ef',3),array('gh',5))
  153. $redis->zrangebyscore('zset1',2,9,array('withscores' =>true,'limit'=>array(1 , 2))); //Return elements between index values ​​2-9, 'withscores' =>true means including the index value; 'limit'=>array(1, 2), means return at most 2 items, The result is array(array('ef',3),array('gh',5))
  154. //zunionstore/zinterstore Store the union/intersection of multiple tables into another table
  155. $redis-> zunionstore('zset3',array('zset1','zset2','zset0')); //Save the union of 'zset1', 'zset2', 'zset0' into 'zset3'
  156. //Other parameters
  157. $redis->zunionstore('zset3',array('zset1','zset2'),array('weights' => array(5,0)));//The weights parameter represents the weight, which represents the union Elements with a final value greater than 5 are ranked first, and elements greater than 0 are ranked last
  158. $redis->zunionstore('zset3',array('zset1','zset2'),array('aggregate' => 'max' ));//'aggregate' => 'max' or 'min' indicates whether the same elements after union take a large value or a small value
  159. //zcount counts the number of elements in an index interval
  160. $redis ->zcount('zset1',3,5);//2
  161. $redis->zcount('zset1','(3',5)); //'(3' means the index value is in 3- Between 5 but not including 3, you can also use '(5' to indicate that the upper limit is 5 but not including 5
  162. //zcard counts the number of elements
  163. $redis->zcard('zset1');//4
  164. //zscore query the index of the element
  165. $redis->zscore('zset1','ef');//3
  166. //zremrangebyscore Delete elements in an index range
  167. $redis->zremrangebyscore('zset1',0,2); //Delete For elements with indexes between 0-2 ('ab', 'cd'), return the number of deleted elements 2
  168. //zrank/zrevrank returns the position of the element in table order/descending order (not the index)
  169. $redis-> ;zrank('zset1','ef');//Returns 0 because it is the first element; zrevrank returns 1 (the last one)
  170. //zremrangebyrank deletes the elements in the specified position range in the table
  171. $redis- >zremrangebyrank('zset1',0,10); //Delete elements at positions 0-10 and return the number of deleted elements 2
  172. /**
  173. hash table operation
  174. */
  175. //hset/hget access Data in hash table
  176. $redis->hset('hash1','key1','v1'); //Save elements with key 'key1' and value 'v1' into hash1 table
  177. $redis-> hset('hash1','key2','v2');
  178. $redis->hget('hash1','key1'); //Get the value of key 'key1' in table 'hash1' and return ' v1'
  179. //hexists Returns whether the specified key exists in the hash table
  180. $redis->hexists ('hash1','key1'); //true or false
  181. //hdel Delete the specified key in the hash table Element
  182. $redis->hdel('hash1','key2'); //true or false
  183. //hlen returns the number of hash table elements
  184. $redis->hlen('hash1'); //1
  185. //hsetnx adds an element, but cannot be repeated
  186. $redis->hsetnx('hash1','key1','v2'); //false
  187. $redis->hsetnx('hash1','key2 ','v2'); //true
  188. //hmset/hmget access multiple elements to the hash table
  189. $redis->hmset('hash1',array('key3'=>'v3',' key4'=>'v4'));
  190. $redis->hmget('hash1',array('key3','key4')); //Return the corresponding value array('v3','v4' )
  191. //hincrby accumulates the specified key
  192. $redis->hincrby('hash1','key5',3); //returns 3
  193. $redis->hincrby('hash1','key5', 10); //Return 13
  194. //hkeys Return all keys in the hash table
  195. $redis->hkeys('hash1'); //Return array('key1','key2','key3',' key4','key5')
  196. //hvals Returns all values ​​in the hash table
  197. $redis->hvals('hash1'); //Return array('v1','v2','v3',' v4',13)
  198. //hgetall returns the entire hash table element
  199. $redis->hgetall('hash1'); //returns array('key1'=>'v1','key2'=>' v2','key3'=>'v3','key4'=>'v4','key5'=>13)
  200. /**
  201. Sort operation
  202. */
  203. //sort sort
  204. $redis ->rpush('tab',3);
  205. $redis->rpush('tab',2);
  206. $redis->rpush('tab',17);
  207. $redis->sort( 'tab'); //Return array(2,3,17)
  208. //Using parameters, array('sort' => 'desc','limit' => array(1, 2)) can be used in combination
  209. $redis->sort('tab',array('sort' => 'desc')); //Arrange in descending order, return array(17,3,2)
  210. $redis->sort('tab ',array('limit' => array(1, 2))); //Return 2 elements of 1 in the sequential position (2 here refers to the number, not the position), return array(3,17 )
  211. $redis->sort('tab',array('limit' => array('alpha' => true))); // Sort by first character and return array(17,2,3), Because the first character of 17 is '1', it is ranked first
  212. $redis->sort('tab',array('limit' => array('store' => 'ordered'))); // Represents permanent sorting and returns the number of elements
  213. $redis->sort('tab',array('limit' => array('get' => 'pre_*'))); //Wildcards are used '*' filter element means only returning elements starting with 'pre_'
  214. /**
  215. redis management operations
  216. */
  217. //select specifies the database to be operated
  218. $redis->select('mydb'); / /Specify it as mydb, create it if it does not exist
  219. //flushdb clear the current library
  220. $redis->flushdb();
  221. //move move the elements of the current library to other libraries
  222. $redis->set('foo ', 'bar');
  223. $redis->move('foo', 'mydb2'); //If the 'mydb2' library exists
  224. //info displays the service status information
  225. $redis->info( ; //Clear the server
  226. //Save server data to disk synchronously
  227. $redis->save();
  228. //Save server data to disk asynchronously
  229. $redis->bgsave();
  230. //??
  231. $redis->bgrewriteaof();
  232. //Return the time when the disk was last updated
  233. $redis->lastsave();
  234. //set/get multiple key-values
  235. $mkv = array(
  236. 'usr: 0001' => 'First user',
  237. 'usr:0002' => 'Second user',
  238. 'usr:0003' => 'Third user'
  239. );
  240. $redis->mset($mkv ); //Storage values ​​corresponding to multiple keys
  241. $retval = $redis->mget(array_keys($mkv)); //Get values ​​corresponding to multiple keys
  242. print_r($retval);
  243. //Batch Operation
  244. $replies = $redis->pipeline(function($pipe) {
  245. $pipe->ping();
  246. $pipe->flushdb();
  247. $pipe->incrby('counter', 10); //Increment operation
  248. $pipe->incrby('counter', 30);
  249. $pipe->exists('counter');
  250. $pipe->get('counter');
  251. $pipe->mget('does_not_exist', 'counter');
  252. });
  253. print_r($replies);
  254. //CAS,事务性操作
  255. function zpop($client, $zsetKey) {
  256. $element = null;
  257. $options = array(
  258. 'cas' => true, // Initialize with support for CAS operations
  259. 'watch' => $zsetKey, // Key that needs to be WATCHed to detect changes
  260. 'retry' => 3, // Number of retries on aborted transactions, after
  261. // which the client bails out with an exception.
  262. );
  263. $txReply = $client->multiExec($options, function($tx)
  264. use ($zsetKey, &$element) {
  265. @list($element) = $tx->zrange($zsetKey, 0, 0);
  266. if (isset($element)) {
  267. $tx->multi(); // With CAS, MULTI *must* be explicitly invoked.
  268. $tx->zrem($zsetKey, $element);
  269. }
  270. });
  271. return $element;
  272. }
  273. $zpopped = zpop($redis, 'zset');
  274. echo isset($zpopped) ? "ZPOPed $zpopped" : "Nothing to ZPOP!", "n";
  275. //对存取的key加前缀,如: 'nrk:'
  276. $redis->getProfile()->setPreprocessor(new KeyPrefixPreprocessor('nrk:'));
  277. //分布式存储的一些方法
  278. $multiple_servers = array(
  279. array(
  280. 'host' => '127.0.0.1',
  281. 'port' => 6379,
  282. 'database' => 15,
  283. 'alias' => 'first',
  284. ),
  285. array(
  286. 'host' => '127.0.0.1',
  287. 'port' => 6380,
  288. 'database' => 15,
  289. 'alias' => 'second',
  290. ),
  291. );
  292. use PredisDistributionIDistributionStrategy;
  293. class NaiveDistributionStrategy implements IDistributionStrategy {
  294. private $_nodes, $_nodesCount;
  295. public function __constructor() {
  296. $this->_nodes = array();
  297. $this->_nodesCount = 0;
  298. }
  299. public function add($node, $weight = null) {
  300. $this->_nodes[] = $node;
  301. $this->_nodesCount++;
  302. }
  303. public function remove($node) {
  304. $this->_nodes = array_filter($this->_nodes, function($n) use($node) {
  305. return $n !== $node;
  306. });
  307. $this->_nodesCount = count($this->_nodes);
  308. }
  309. public function get($key) {
  310. $count = $this->_nodesCount;
  311. if ($count === 0) {
  312. throw new RuntimeException('No connections');
  313. }
  314. return $this->_nodes[$count > 1 ? abs(crc32($key) % $count) : 0];
  315. }
  316. public function generateKey($value) {
  317. return crc32($value);
  318. }
  319. }
  320. //配置键分布策略
  321. $options = array(
  322. 'key_distribution' => new NaiveDistributionStrategy(),
  323. );
  324. $redis = new PredisClient($multiple_servers, $options);
  325. for ($i = 0; $i set("key:$i", str_pad($i, 4, '0', 0));
  326. $redis->get("key:$i");
  327. }
  328. $server1 = $redis->getClientFor('first')->info();
  329. $server2 = $redis->getClientFor('second')->info();
  330. printf("Server '%s' has %d keys while server '%s' has %d keys.n",
  331. 'first', $server1['db15']['keys'], 'second', $server2['db15']['keys']
  332. );
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