Enumerations

The lifetime of a RedisKey as determined by ttl or pttl.

The supported insert behavior for a zadd command with Redis SortedSet types.

zadd normally inserts all elements (.allElements) provided into the SortedSet, updating the score of any element that already exist in the set.

However, it supports two other insert behaviors:

• .onlyNewElements will not update the score of any element already in the SortedSet
• .onlyExistingElements will not insert any new element into the SortedSet

See https://redis.io/commands/zadd#zadd-options-redis-302-or-greater

The supported behavior for what a zadd command return value should represent.

zadd normally returns the number of new elements inserted into the set (.insertedElementsCount), but also supports the option (.changedElementsCount) to return the number of elements changed as a result of the command.

“Changed” in this context refers to both new elements that were inserted and existing elements that had their score updated.

See https://redis.io/commands/zadd

Represents a range bound for use with the Redis SortedSet commands related to element scores.

This type conforms to ExpressibleByFloatLiteral and ExpressibleByIntegerLiteral, which will initialize to an .inclusive bound.

For example:

let literalBound: RedisZScoreBound = 3 // .inclusive(3)
let otherLiteralBound: RedisZScoreBound = 3.0 // .inclusive(3)
let exclusiveBound = RedisZScoreBound.exclusive(4)

Represents a range bound for use with the Redis SortedSet lexiographical commands to compare values.

Cases must be explicitly declared, with wrapped values conforming to CustomStringConvertible.

The cases .negativeInfinity and .positiveInfinity represent the special characters in Redis of - and + respectively. These are constants for absolute lower and upper value bounds that are always treated as inclusive.

See https://redis.io/commands/zrangebylex#details-on-strings-comparison

The supported methods for aggregating results from the zunionstore or zinterstore commands in Redis.

For more information on these values, see https://redis.io/commands/zunionstore https://redis.io/commands/zinterstore

The result of a SET command.

A representation of a Redis Serialization Protocol (RESP) primitive value.

This enum representation should be used only as a temporary intermediate representation of values, and should be sent to a Redis server or converted to Swift types as soon as possible.

Redis servers expect a single message packed into an .array, with all elements being .bulkString representations of values. As such, all initializers convert to .bulkString representations, as well as default conformances for RESPValueConvertible.

Each case of this type is a different listing in the RESP specification, and several computed properties are available to consistently convert values into Swift types.

See: https://redis.io/topics/protocol

RedisConnectionPoolSize controls how the maximum number of connections in a pool are interpreted.