Storing a custom Python object in Redis -


i'm trying store custom, serializable python object in redis, have encountered strange behavior. set method seems function, get method returns value of object's __repr__ method. instance...

import redis  # initialize redis connection pool rs = redis.redis(host='localhost', port=6379)  # define custom class class somecustomobject(object):     pass

when try set somecustomobject value, appears work:

>>> rs.set('c', somecustomobject()) true

however, when get value back, it's __repr__ string:

>>> rs.get('c') '<__main__.somecustomobject object @ 0x102496710>'

how store/get instance back? i've not had luck finding info on in the documentation, surely i'm not first 1 encounter this?

use pickle

using pickle module can serialize , deserialize python objects , pass them redis.

from answer - https://stackoverflow.com/a/20400288/4403600, this:

import pickle import redis  # define custom class class somecustomobject(object):     pass  # initialize redis connection pool rs = redis.redis(host='localhost', port=6379)  # pickle , set in redis rs.set('c', pickle.dumps(somecustomobject()))  # redis , unpickle unpacked_object = pickle.loads(rs.get('c'))

further reading - https://docs.python.org/2/library/pickle.html


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