mathewmorris
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8 months ago Tasks to complete:
- [ ] Redis Setup and Configuration: Install Redis on your local machine. Configure it to run as a service and ensure it's secured for initial testing.
- [ ] API Integration: Implement functionality in your T3 stack app to query the Scryfall API for card information based on user input.
- [ ] Redis Client Integration: Add a Redis client to your T3 app to communicate with the Redis server. Choose a client library that supports Redis JSON operations if available.
- [ ] Caching Logic Implementation: Develop logic to check the Redis cache before making an API call. If the data is not in the cache, fetch it from the API and store it in Redis for future queries.
- [ ] Data Structure Design: Design the JSON document structure for storing MTG card data in Redis. Ensure it includes all necessary information and supports efficient retrieval.
- [ ] Cache Invalidation Strategy: Implement a strategy for invalidating outdated cache entries, considering factors like API data updates and cache size management.
- [ ] Testing and Optimization: Test the caching system with various scenarios to ensure it works as expected and optimizes the app's performance. Adjust configurations as needed for optimal efficiency.
- [ ] Documentation and Maintenance Plan: Document the caching implementation details and establish a maintenance plan for the Redis cache, including regular monitoring and updates.
Develop a caching layer using Redis to store and retrieve Magic: The Gathering card information, optimizing search efficiency by minimizing repeated queries to the Scryfall API. This task involves setting up a Redis instance, integrating it with a T3 stack application, and implementing logic to cache card data as JSON documents. The goal is to enhance the application's performance and user experience by reducing load times and API request overhead, leveraging Redis' fast in-memory data storage capabilities.