I tried following the style of the rest of the repo. All tests are passing. E2E too.
The one thing I'm least confident about is the event emitter I used to let the "client" know about changed keys to track changed keys. If you have a better solution for it, let me know.
A side-effect of using an event emitter like I did, is that a lot of tests emit a warning about the number of listeners since the same context is used in many tests, but the Redis instances are not always disconnected, so the clients pile up.
I tried following the style of the rest of the repo. All tests are passing. E2E too.
The one thing I'm least confident about is the event emitter I used to let the "client" know about changed keys to track changed keys. If you have a better solution for it, let me know. A side-effect of using an event emitter like I did, is that a lot of tests emit a warning about the number of listeners since the same
contextis used in many tests, but theRedisinstances are not alwaysdisconnected, so the clients pile up.Solves #1334