thinkphp 3.2 using Redis

(1) Call the Redis class that comes with the frame directly:

Path: \thinkphp\library\think\cache\driver\redis.class.php.

     Public functionTest () {//Create a Redis object        $redis=New\redis (); //Connect to a local Redis service        $redis->connect (' 127.0.0.1 ', 6379); //password verification, if there is no can not set        $redis->auth (' 123456 '); //See if the service is running        Echo"Server is running:".$redis-Ping ();        Echo ' <br/> '; //setting up the cache        $redis->set (' username ', ' Zhang San ', 3600); //Get Cache        $user _name=$redis->get (' username '); Var_dump($user _name); }    

Operation Result:

Server is running: +pong

String (9) "Zhang San"

(2) using the S method:

To add a configuration to a configuration file

' Data_cache_type ' = ' Redis ',
' Redis_host ' = ' 127.0.0.1 ',
' Redis_port ' = 6379,

One, Redis does not set the password case:

     Public function Set_info () {        S (' study ', ' 123 ');            }      Public function Get_info () {        echo C (' Data_cache_type ');         Echo ' <br/> ';         $a = S (' study ');         Echo $a ;    }

Visit Set_info First, then visit Get_info and return the results:

Redis
123

Second, the Redis set the password case:

Using the S method directly, the result is error:

Noauth Authentication required.

And then add the settings
' Redis_auth ' = 123456,
Find the Redis class, find that no password is set, and add code in Redis.class.php's __construct method:

Then test the S method again:

     Public functionSet_info () {$a= S (' study ', ' 1223 '); Var_dump($a);//true    }     Public functionGet_info () {EchoC (' Data_cache_type ');//Redis        Echo' <br/> '; $a= S (' study '); Echo $a;//1223}

thinkphp 3.2 using Redis