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Redis PHP Instance One

Redis has a lot of operations, previously saw a more full blog, but now can not find. Find something to search for half a day, the following to organize the example of the PHP processing Redis, the personal feel commonly used some examples. The following examples are based on the Php-redis extension.

1,connect

Description: The instance is connected to a redis.
Parameter: Host:string,port:int
Return value: BOOL successful return: TRUE; failure return: FALSE

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  Var_dump ($result); Result: BOOL (true)  ?>

2,set

Description: Sets the value of key and value
Parameter: Key Value
Return value: BOOL successful return: TRUE; failure return: FALSE

    
 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);      $result = $redis->set (' Test ', "11111111111");      Var_dump ($result);    Result: BOOL (true)      ?>

3,get

Description: Gets the value of the specified key
Parameter: Key
Return value: String or bool returns FALSE if the key does not exist. Otherwise, returns the value for the specified key.

    
 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);      $result = $redis->get (' test ');      Var_dump ($result);   Result: String (one) "11111111111"      ?>

4,delete

Description: Deletes the specified key
Parameters: A key, or an indeterminate number of arguments, for each key array: Key1 Key2 Key3 ... KeyN
Return value: Number of items deleted

    
 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);      $redis->set (' Test ', ' 1111111111111 ');      echo $redis->get (' test ');   Results: 1111111111111      $redis->delete (' test ');      Var_dump ($redis->get (' Test '));  Result: bool (false)      ?>

5,setnx

Description: If the key is not present in the database, set the key value parameter
Parameter: Key value
Return value: BOOL successful return: TRUE; failure return: FALSE

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->set (' Test ', ' 1111111111111 ');  $redis->setnx (' Test ', ' 22222222 ');  echo $redis->get (' test ');  Results: 1111111111111  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->setnx (' Test ', ' 22222222 ');  echo $redis->get (' test ');  Results: 22222222

6,exists

Description: Verifies that the specified key is present
Parameter key
Return value: Bool successful return: TRUE; failure return: FALSE

    
 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);      $redis->set (' Test ', ' 1111111111111 ');      Var_dump ($redis->exists (' Test '));  Result: BOOL (true)      ?>

7,incr

Description: The numeric increment stores the key value key.
Parameters: Key value: Values to be added to the key
Return value: INT the new value

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->set (' Test ', ' 123 ');  Var_dump ($redis->incr ("test"));  Result: Int (124)  Var_dump ($redis->incr ("test"));  Result: Int (?>)

8,decr

Description: The numeric decrement stores the key value.
Parameters: Key value: Values to be added to the key
Return value: INT the new value

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->set (' Test ', ' 123 ');  Var_dump ($redis->decr ("test"));  Result: Int (122)  var_dump ($redis->decr ("test"));  Results: Int (121)

9,getmultiple

Description: Gets the value of all specified keys. If one or more keys do not exist, the value of the key in the array is false
Parameter: The list array that contains the key values
Return value: Returns an array containing the values of all keys

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->set (' test1 ', "1");  $redis->set (' Test2 ', "2");  $result = $redis->getmultiple (Array (' test1 ', ' test2 '));  Print_r ($result);   Result: Array ([0] = 1 [1] = 2)

10,lpush

Description: Adds a string value to the head of the list. If the key does not exist, the list is created. Returns False if the key exists and is not a list.
Parameter: Key,value
Return value: Successfully returned array length, failed false

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  Var_dump ($redis->lpush ("Test", "111"));   Result: Int (1)  var_dump ($redis->lpush ("Test", "222"));   Results: Int (2)  ?>

11,rpush

Description: Adds a string value to the tail of the list. If the key does not exist, the list is created. Returns False if the key exists and is not a list.
Parameter: Key,value
Return value: Successfully returned array length, failed false

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  Var_dump ($redis->lpush ("Test", "111"));   Result: Int (1)  var_dump ($redis->lpush ("Test", "222"));   Result: Int (2)  var_dump ($redis->rpush ("Test", "333"));   Result: Int (3)  var_dump ($redis->rpush ("Test", "444"));   Results: Int (4)  ?>

12,lpop

Description: Returns and removes the first element of a list
Parameter: Key
Return value: Successfully returns the value of the first element, failure returns false

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->lpush ("Test", "111");  $redis->lpush ("Test", "222");  $redis->rpush ("Test", "333");  $redis->rpush ("Test", "444");  Var_dump ($redis->lpop ("test"));  Result: String (3) "222"  ?>

Will 12,rpop be removed after a successful return or eventually deleted anyway?

Description: Returns and removes the last element of the list
Parameter: Key
Return value: The value of the last element was successfully returned, the failure returned false

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->lpush ("Test", "111");  $redis->lpush ("Test", "222");  $redis->rpush ("Test", "333");  $redis->rpush ("Test", "444");  Var_dump ($redis->rpop ("test"));  Result: String (3) "444"

13,lsize,llen

Description: Returns the length of the list. If the list does not exist or is empty, the command returns 0. If the key is not a list, the command returns FALSE.
Parameter: Key
Return value: Successfully returned array length, failed false

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->lpush ("Test", "111");  $redis->lpush ("Test", "222");  $redis->rpush ("Test", "333");  $redis->rpush ("Test", "444");  Var_dump ($redis->lsize ("test"));  Results: Int (4)  ?>

14,lget

Description: Returns the specified key stored in the specified element in the list. 0 first element, 1 two ...-1 last element,-2 the penultimate ... The wrong index or key does not point to the list and returns false.
Parameter: Key index
Return value: Successfully returns the value of the specified element, failed false

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->lpush ("Test", "111");  $redis->lpush ("Test", "222");  $redis->rpush ("Test", "333");  $redis->rpush ("Test", "444");  Var_dump ($redis->lget ("Test", 3));  Result: String (3) "444"  ?>

15,lset

Description: Assigns a new value to the index specified by the list and returns False if the index does not exist.
Parameter: Key index value
Return value: Successful return true, failed false

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->lpush ("Test", "111");  $redis->lpush ("Test", "222");  Var_dump ($redis->lget ("test", 1));  Result: String (3) "111"  Var_dump ($redis->lset ("Test", 1, "333"));  Result: BOOL (true)  Var_dump ($redis->lget ("test", 1));  Result: String (3) "333"

16,lgetrange

Describe:
Returns the specified element, Lgetrange (key, start, end) in the specified list of keys in the range, starting at the end of the store. 0 first element, 1 second element ...-1 last element,-2 second from the bottom ...
Parameter: Key start end
Return value: Successfully returned the lookup value, failed false

    
 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);      $redis->delete (' test ');      $redis->lpush ("Test", "111");      $redis->lpush ("Test", "222");      Print_r ($redis->lgetrange ("test", 0,-1));  Result: Array ([0] = 222 [1] = 111)      ?>

17,lremove

Description: Removes count-matched values from the list starting from the head. If Count is zero, all matching elements are deleted. If count is negative, the content is deleted from the tail.
Parameter: Key count value
Return value: Successful return of the number of deletions, failure false

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->lpush (' Test ', ' a ');  $redis->lpush (' Test ', ' B ');  $redis->lpush (' Test ', ' C ');  $redis->rpush (' Test ', ' a ');  Print_r ($redis->lgetrange (' test ', 0,-1)); Result: Array ([0] = c [1] = b [2] = = a [3] = a)  var_dump ($redis->lremove (' Test ', ' a ', 2));   Result: Int (2)  Print_r ($redis->lgetrange (' test ', 0,-1));//Result: Array ([0] = c [1] + b)

18,sadd

Description: Adds a value to a key. If this value is already in this key, it returns false.
Parameter: Key value
Return value: Successful return true, failed false

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  Var_dump ($redis->sadd (' Test ', ' 111 '));   Result: BOOL (true)  Var_dump ($redis->sadd (' Test ', ' 333 '));   Result: BOOL (true)  Print_r ($redis->sort (' Test '));//Result: Array ([0] = 111 [1] = 333)

19,sremove

Description: Delete the value specified in key
Parameter: Key member
Return value: TRUE or False

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->sadd (' Test ', ' 111 ');  $redis->sadd (' Test ', ' 333 ');  $redis->sremove (' Test ', ' 111 ');  Print_r ($redis->sort (' Test '));    Result: Array ([0] = 333)

20,smove

Description: Move value in Key1 to Key2
Parameters: Srckey Dstkey Member
Return value: TRUE or False

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->delete (' test1 ');  $redis->sadd (' Test ', ' 111 ');  $redis->sadd (' Test ', ' 333 ');  $redis->sadd (' test1 ', ' 222 ');  $redis->sadd (' test1 ', ' 444 ');  $redis->smove (' Test ', ' test1 ', ' 111 ');  Print_r ($redis->sort (' test1 '));    Result: Array ([0] = 111 [1] = 222 [2] = = 444)  ?>

21,scontains

Description: Checks whether the specified value exists in the collection.
Parameter: Key value
Return value: TRUE or False

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->sadd (' Test ', ' 111 ');  $redis->sadd (' Test ', ' the ' "");  $redis->sadd (' Test ', ' 113 ');  Var_dump ($redis->scontains (' Test ', ' 111 ')); Result: BOOL (true)  ?>

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->sadd ("Test", "111");  $redis->sadd ("Test", "222");  $redis->sadd ("Test", "333");  $redis->sadd ("Test1", "111");  $redis->sadd ("Test1", "444");  Print_r ($redis->sdiff ("Test", "test1"));  Result: Array ([0] = 222 [1] = 333)

? 22,ssize

Description: Returns the number of values stored in the collection
Parameter: Key
Return value: Number of successfully returned arrays, failure 0

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->sadd (' Test ', ' 111 ');  $redis->sadd (' Test ', ' the ' "");  echo $redis->ssize (' test ');   Results: 2  ?>

23,spop

Description: Randomly removes and returns a value from key
Parameter: Key
Return value: Successful return of deleted value, failed false

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->sadd ("Test", "111");  $redis->sadd ("Test", "222");  $redis->sadd ("Test", "333");  Var_dump ($redis->spop ("test"));  Result: String (3) "333"  ?>

24,sinter

Description: Returns the intersection of all specified keys. If you specify only one key, the command generates a member of the collection. Returns False if a key does not exist.
Parameters: Key1, Key2, KeyN
Return value: Successful return array intersection, failed false

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->sadd ("Test", "111");  $redis->sadd ("Test", "222");  $redis->sadd ("Test", "333");  $redis->sadd ("Test1", "111");  $redis->sadd ("Test1", "444");  Var_dump ($redis->sinter ("Test", "test1"));  Result: Array (1) {[0]=> string (3) "111"}  ?>

25,sinterstore

Description: Executes the sinter command and stores the result in the newly created variable.
Parameters:
Key:dstkey, the key to store the diff into.
Keys:key1, Key2 ... keyN. Key1. KeyN is intersected as in SInter.
Return value: Successful return, number of intersections, failure false

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->sadd ("Test", "111");  $redis->sadd ("Test", "222");  $redis->sadd ("Test", "333");  $redis->sadd ("Test1", "111");  $redis->sadd ("Test1", "444");  Var_dump ($redis->sinterstore (' new ', "Test", "test1"));  Result: Int (1)  var_dump ($redis->smembers (' new '));  Result: Array (1) {[0]=> string (3) "111"}  ?>

26,sunion

Describe:
Returns a set of all specified keys
Parameters:
Keys:key1, Key2, ..., KeyN
Return value: Successful return of merged set, failed false

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->sadd ("Test", "111");  $redis->sadd ("Test", "222");  $redis->sadd ("Test", "333");  $redis->sadd ("Test1", "111");  $redis->sadd ("Test1", "444");  Print_r ($redis->sunion ("Test", "test1"));  Result: Array ([0] = 111 [1] = 222 [2] = = 333 [3] = 444)

27,sunionstore

Description: Executes the sunion command and stores the result in the newly created variable.
Parameters:
Key:dstkey, the key to store the diff into.
Keys:key1, Key2 ... keyN. Key1. KeyN is intersected as in SInter.
Return value: Successful return, number of intersections, failure false

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->sadd ("Test", "111");  $redis->sadd ("Test", "222");  $redis->sadd ("Test", "333");  $redis->sadd ("Test1", "111");  $redis->sadd ("Test1", "444");  Var_dump ($redis->sinterstore (' new ', "Test", "test1"));  Result: Int (4)  Print_r ($redis->smembers (' new '));  Result: Array ([0] = 111 [1] = 222 [2] = = 333 [3] = 444)

28,sdiff (Difference set)

Description: Returns a result that exists in the first collection and does not exist in all other collections
Parameters: Keys:key1, Key2, ..., keyn:any number of Keys corresponding to sets in Redis.
Return value: Successfully returned array, failed false

     
 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);      $redis->delete (' test ');      $redis->sadd ("Test", "111");      $redis->sadd ("Test", "222");      $redis->sadd ("Test", "333");      $redis->sadd ("Test1", "111");      $redis->sadd ("Test1", "444");      Print_r ($redis->sdiff ("Test", "test1"));  Result: Array ([0] = 222 [1] = 333)      ?>

29,sdiffstore

Description: Executes the Sdiff command and stores the result in the newly created variable.
Parameters:
Key:dstkey, the key to store the diff into.
Keys:key1, Key2, ..., keyn:any number of keys corresponding to sets in Redis
Return value: Successful return number, failed false

    
 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);      $redis->delete (' test ');      $redis->sadd ("Test", "111");      $redis->sadd ("Test", "222");      $redis->sadd ("Test", "333");      $redis->sadd ("Test1", "111");      $redis->sadd ("Test1", "444");      Var_dump ($redis->sdiffstore (' new ', "Test", "test1"));  Result: Int (2)      Print_r ($redis->smembers (' new '));  Result: Array ([0] = 222 [1] = 333)      ?>

30,smembers, Sgetmembers

Describe:
Returns the contents of a collection
Parameter: Key:key
Return value: An array of elements, the contents of the set.
Example:

 
  Connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379);  $redis->delete (' test ');  $redis->sadd ("Test", "111");  $redis->sadd ("Test", "222");  Print_r ($redis->smembers (' Test '));  Result: Array ([0] = 111 [1] = 222)  ?>

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