This PR is for adding support to the del command to receive an Array of keys as a parameter in addition to the Tuple that already exists. With this implementation, we will be able to do:
# what is possible already with Tuple params
client.del("some", "keys", "here") # => number of delete keys
# after this PR it will also be possible to pass an array
client.del(["some", "keys", "here"]) # => number of delete keys
The documentation generated will look like:
Additional
The spec for pexpireat was fixed because, the number 1555555555005 used on the expires represents a unix timestamp date for Thursday, April 18, 2019 2:45:55.005 AM which is a past date already. Then, when testing the response from pttl it returned -2 as the key does not exist anymore because the expire time is in the past. Because of this, I changed the test to not be time dependent.
What is this PR for?
This PR is for adding support to the
delcommand to receive an Array of keys as a parameter in addition to the Tuple that already exists. With this implementation, we will be able to do:The documentation generated will look like:
Additional
The spec for
pexpireatwas fixed because, the number1555555555005used on the expires represents a unix timestamp date forThursday, April 18, 2019 2:45:55.005 AMwhich is a past date already. Then, when testing the response frompttlit returned-2as the key does not exist anymore because the expire time is in the past. Because of this, I changed the test to not be time dependent.