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Redora 0.3.1 — Redis for NestJS

Most of them mainly help you connect NestJS to Redis and use the Redis client. That's useful, but as a project grows, you often need to build more things around Redis yourself: caching, TTL, cache invalidation, locks, rate limiting, sessions, monitoring, and more.

Redora 0.3.1 — Redis for NestJS

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Most of them mainly help you connect NestJS to Redis and use the Redis client.

That's useful, but as a project grows, you often need to build more things around Redis yourself: caching, TTL, cache invalidation, locks, rate limiting, sessions, monitoring, and more.

Redis service Cache service Cache decorators "remember()" caching TTL and expiration policies Cache tags and eviction Distributed locks Redis diagnostics Logger and observability _The idea is simple:

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Most of them mainly help you connect NestJS to Redis and use the Redis client. That's useful, but as a project grows, you often need to build more things around Redis yourself: caching, TTL, cache invalidation, locks, rate limiting, sessions, monitoring, and more. Redis service Cache service Cache decorators "remember()" caching TTL and expiration policies Cache tags and eviction Distributed locks Redis diagnostics Logger and observability _The idea is simple:

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  • Redora gives you the architecture._ What I'm working on next I want Redora to cover more of the common things developers use Redis for:
  • I'd really like to hear what works, what's missing, and what you would change.
  • Session management Rate limiting for OTP, login, and APIs Distributed locks Message queues Redis for AI applications Redis and Valkey support More monitoring and telemetry Redora is still early and I'm...

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There are already good Redis tools for NestJS. Redora adds a higher-level layer for using Redis in NestJS.

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