async-redis

Another redis library written in c++1y with using libev(and an interface to support other event-loop driven designs).

###[Still under heavy development] Right now it's just a redis library but I'm gonna separate the IO/Network package out to use it for other things as well.

##INSTALL Create a directory in root for generate CMake output file.

mkdir build 
cd build

Call cmake and pass project root directory as CMakeList path then call make install with sudo permission.

cmake ..
sudo make install

You can use event_loop and parser as link library for your project and pass /usr/local/include as include directory. ##Show me an example:

#include <memory>
#include <iostream>

#include <event_loop/event_loop_ev.h>
#include <redis_client.hpp>
#include <parser/base_resp_parser.h>
#include <network/tcp_socket.hpp>
#include <network/unix_socket.hpp>

int main(int argc, char** args)
{
   async_redis::event_loop::event_loop_ev loop;
   //If you want tcp socket
   // using redis_client_t = async_redis::redis_impl::redis_client<decltype(loop), async_redis::network::tcp_socket>;
   using redis_client_t = async_redis::redis_impl::redis_client<decltype(loop), async_redis::network::unix_socket>;
   using parser_t = typename redis_client_t::parser_t;

   //a tcp client with 4 connections
   auto client_ptr = std::make_unique<redis_client_t>(loop, 4);

   auto connect = [&](bool res)
   {

      //all 4 connections should be available for "res" to be True
      if (!res) {
        std::cout << "didn't connect!" << std::endl;
        return;
      }

      //all commands are defined as methods
      client.get("hamid", [&](parser_t parsed) {
        std::cout <<"get hamid =>" << parsed->to_string()<< std::endl;
      });
   };

   //if you want tcp_socket
   // client.connect(connect, "127.0.0.1", 6379);
   client.connect(connect, "/tmp/redis.sock");

   loop.run();

  return 0;
}