• Store an Entity in a relational DataBase AND in Redis (ex: for caching purpose) without too much code.
• Move an Entity from the relational DataBase to Redis and Vice-Versa.
• Store a part of an entity in the relational DataBase and a part of the same entity in Redis.
• Use Redis to store complex objects

And now some examples:

Base usage

      var redis = new RedisDataAccessProvider();

      redis.SendCommand(RedisCommand.SET, "mykey", "myvalue");
      redis.WaitComplete();

List example:

 // Clear the list
 redis.List["test"].Clear();

// Append a value
 redis.List["test"].Append(i.ToString());

// Count items
  var cc = redis.List["test"].Count;

// Left Pop
var r = redis.List["test"].LeftPop();

// Get All Values in the list.
var range = redis.List["test"].Values;

Hash example:

       // Two way for Setting a value to an hash.
      // First way
      redis.Hash["myhash"].Set("myfield", "value");

      // Second way
      redis.Hash["myhash"]["myfield"] = "value";



      // reading the hash 
      var result = redis.Hash["myhash"]["myfield"];
      result = redis.Hash["myhash"].Get("myfield");


      // All fields in the hash 
      redis.Hash["myhash"].Keys;

      // All values in the hash 
      redis.Hash["myhash"].Values;

      // All key-value pairs in the hash 
      redis.Hash["myhash"].Items;

      redis.Hash["myhash"].ContainsKey("myfield");

redis.Keys["key"] = "value";

redis.SendCommand(RedisCommand.SET, "key", "value");
redis.WaitComplete();

• Hashes
• Sets
• SortedSets
• Keys
• Lists

Document Store

How does it work:

public class myEntity
{
    [DocumentStoreKey]
    public string mykeyproperty { get; set;}
}

 var store = DocumentStore.New;
 store.Set(theentity);

  var store = DocumentStore.New;
  List<myEntity> entities = new List<myEntity>();

  ... omissis ...

 store.Set(entities);

 var store = DocumentStore.New;
 store.Get<myEntity>( "100"); // where "100" is the value contained in the property key when we have saved the entity.