redis - Connecting to RedisToGo through Node.JS -
I am using Redis in conjunction with the library. Radis gives me a URL which looks like I believe that you have a URL scheme: I do not believe that Create a new customer connection. Default a redis: // me: 978287c0b670694673d045f08b2e0371@icefish.redistogo.com: 9393 but I do not know how to use it createClient () Only takes hosts and ports. Redis: // username: password @ host: port . usernames is used node_release provides two methods that you will use to log in: createClient and auth . There are details in this, but here is the relevant section for reference:
redis.createClient (port, host, option)
127.0.0.1 for port default 6379 and host . If you have redis-server as the node on the same computer, the default for the port and host is probably fine. In the objects with the following potential properties, options :
parser : which uses parsers using protocol protocols. If the default for hiredis is that the module is installed it can be set to javascript . return_buffers : If the default is set to the default true , then return the bulk data answers as a node buffer object instead of the JavaScript string Will be done. createClient () returns client.auth (password, callback)
RedisClient < / Code> object named client . When the Redis Server is connecting to the authentication that requires authentication, the AUTH command should be sent as the first command after connecting. It can be difficult to coordinate with renections, ready checks, etc. to make it easy. This easy, reconnections in which client.auth () stashes passwords and will send after each connection. callback is only applied once, the first was sent to the AUTH command.
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