rack-redic 0.1.0 → 0.2.0
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- checksums.yaml +4 -4
- data/README.md +9 -0
- data/lib/rack/session/redic.rb +19 -10
- data/rack-redic.gemspec +1 -1
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data/README.md
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Rack::Session::Redic provides simple cookie based session management. Session data is stored in Redis via the [Redic](https://github.com/amakawa/redic) gem. The corresponding session key is maintained in the cookie.
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Options include:
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- `:marshaller` - You may optionally supply the class/module you would like to use when marshalling objects in and out of Redis. All that is required is that this class respond to the `load` and `dump` methods, returning the session hash and a string respectively.
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- `:url` - Addtionally, you may pass in the URL for your Redis server. The default URL is fetched from the ENV as 'REDIS_URL' in keeping with Heroku and others' practices.
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- `:expire_after` - Finally, expiration will be passed to the Redis server via the 'EX' option on 'SET'. Expiration should be in seconds, just like Rack's default handling of the `:expire_after` option. This option will refresh the expiration set in Redis with each request.
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You may optionally supply the class/module you would like to use when marshalling objects in and out of Redis. All that is required is that this class respond to the `load` and `dump` methods, returning the session hash and a string respectively.
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Addtionally, you may pass in the URL for your Redis server. The default URL is fetched from the ENV as 'REDIS_URL' in keeping with Heroku and others' practices.
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# And/or pass in the URL of your Redis server.
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use Rack::Session::Redic, marshaller: Oj, url: 'redis://host'
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# And/or pass in the expiration. (1_800 is 30 minutes in seconds)
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use Rack::Session::Redic, marshaller: Oj, url: 'redis://host', expire_after: 1_800
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data/lib/rack/session/redic.rb
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# Session data is stored in Redis via the Redic gem. The corresponding
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# session key is maintained in the cookie.
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# marshalling objects in and out of Redis. All that is required is that
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# returning the session hash and a string respectively.
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# - :url - Addtionally, you may pass in the URL for your Redis server. The
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# default URL is fetched from the ENV as 'REDIS_URL' in keeping with Heroku
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# and others' practices.
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@mutex = Mutex.new
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@marshaller = options.delete(:marshaller) { Marshal }
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@storage = StorageWrapper.new(@marshaller, options.delete(:url) { ENV.fetch('REDIS_URL') }, options[:expire_after])
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