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epicserve / django-cache-url

Use Cache URLs in your Django Application
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Add support for or switch to django-redis-cache, instead of django-redis #1

Closed epicserve closed 3 years ago

epicserve commented 4 years ago

If you have something like:

import django_cache_url

print(django_cache_url.parse('redis://redis:6379/0'))

It would need to return:

{'BACKEND': 'django_redis.cache.RedisCache', 'LOCATION': 'redis:6379': OPTIONS: {'DB': 0}}
epicserve commented 4 years ago

We also need to look at all the different options and write better tests.

epicserve commented 4 years ago

I took a stab at this and started a pull request (#4). This makes it so both django-redis and django-redis-cache are supported with no breaking changes. You would just add ?lib=dj-redis-cache to the CACHE_URL to use django-redis-cache.

All that needs to be done is update the documentation.

incorvia commented 3 years ago

If I understand this issue correctly since Heroku now requires SSL connections I can't connect to Redis via this project until this PR is merged. Is there anything holding it up?

epicserve commented 3 years ago

@incorvia,

I guess I waiting and hoping to get feedback on whether this is a good design or not and if others need or what this feature.