I want to listen the expire events from Redis.
I\'ve configured on my redis.conf
the notify-keyspace-events \"AKE\"
and this is my code on node: >
It is in fact possible to listen to the "expired" type keyevent notification using a subscribed client to the specific channel ('__keyevent@db__:expired'
) and listening to its message event.
Proof-of-concept (working : tested with NodeJS v.9.4.0)
const redis = require('redis')
const CONF = {db:3}
var pub, sub
//.: Activate "notify-keyspace-events" for expired type events
pub = redis.createClient(CONF)
pub.send_command('config', ['set','notify-keyspace-events','Ex'], SubscribeExpired)
//.: Subscribe to the "notify-keyspace-events" channel used for expired type events
function SubscribeExpired(e,r){
sub = redis.createClient(CONF)
const expired_subKey = '__keyevent@'+CONF.db+'__:expired'
sub.subscribe(expired_subKey,function(){
console.log(' [i] Subscribed to "'+expired_subKey+'" event channel : '+r)
sub.on('message',function (chan,msg){console.log('[expired]',msg)})
TestKey()
})
}
//.: For example (create a key & set to expire in 10 seconds)
function TestKey(){
pub.set('testing','redis notify-keyspace-events : expired')
pub.expire('testing',10)
}