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Node.js - Redis tutorial

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How do you use the node.js redis library, what are the core concepts of redis and what does all the redis functions do, e.g. hset, hget etc? Could I have some example.
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Here are the [redis documentation](

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And here is the [nodejs documentation](

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What you're using in nodejs should just be a redis-driver. So using redis in nodejs is the same as using redis in any other environment.
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The book [Learning Node](

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> How do you use the nodejs redis
> library

Check out [node_redis][1] and its [examples][2].

> what are the core concepts of redis

You should look at [redis data types][3] in order to get a bigger picture of its concepts and data types.

> what does all the redis functions do

Try to look at [this introduction][4] in order to better understand its [commands][5].




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