Scala: Redis client implementation with Akka futures

I'm looking for Redis client implementation for Scala. The client should be async and non-blocking, using Akka futures.
What I found more or less useful:

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But both of them have their issues. First one uses old version of Akka, which causes compilation issues, second one uses scala.actors.Futures.future instead of Akka futures.
I saw a conversation, which took place few months ago: groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/akka-user/EDKA2aTigho/_wWcNIz2O3wJ

But I failed to find any solution.
Anyone had something similar?

Thanks for your answers.

[scala-redis][1] is currently the best option. While it is a blocking client, some examples of asynchronous patterns are [given in the README file][2]. Also note that the library itself does not use `scala.actors.Futures.future`; only demo code in the spec (test code) and README does.

If you only need to store a few things in Redis, it's also possible to [roll your own Redis client with a Spray.io `IOBridge`][5].

On a sidenote: [Akka futures are already in Scala 2.10.0][3] and `scala.actors` [is deprecated as of Scala 2.11.0][4]. I'm not sure why scala-redis is using `scala.actors` even though it depends on Akka and Scala 2.10.0.

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There's a non-blocking client that returns Futures available as the finagle-redis module.
Example usage here:

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A caveat: it currently returns Twitter Futures. You can use that to complete the Promise for an Akka Future; an example of that is on the first code example in the slides for Blake's NEScala talk:

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People at Twitter say they'll have Twitter futures implement the 2.10 Future trait for API compatibility, when they move to 2.10.

The author of scala-redis sounded interested in porting it to use spray-io, in which case it would be non-blocking.

There is also [scredis](

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) which is a complete, non-blocking and blazing fast Scala Redis client built on top of Akka IO. It is extensively used in production at Livestream.

Here are a few new Scala Redis libraries that are Reactive (async + non-blocking):

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