Kyototycoon::Client

KyotoTycoon ruby client with TCP connection and binary protocol.

Changelog

• 0.0.2: Add dbid parameter to remove_bulk
• 0.0.3: Do nothing if record is empty
• 0.0.4: Support multibyte characters
• 0.0.5: Fixed empty key bug
• 0.0.6: Fixed script protocol bug

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'kyototycoon-client'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install kyototycoon-client

Usage

Create instance

require "kyototycoon/client"

client = Kyototycoon::Client.new(host, port)
client.open

# kyototycoon operations here

client.close

get/ret/remove operations

Simple case:

> client.set("key", "value")  # set single key-value
=> true
> client.set_bulk({"key1" => "value1", "key2" => "value2"})  # set multiple key-value
=> 2  # number of success key-value set
> client.get("key")  # get single key 
=> "value" # return value or nil
> client.get_bulk(["key1", "key2"]) # set multiple keys
=> {"key1" => "value1", "key2" => "value2"}  # return key-value map

Key expiration:

> client.set("key", "value", 3600) # third parameter is seconds for key expiration
=> true
> client.set_bulk({"key1" => ["value1", 3600], "key2" => "value2"})  # key1 will expire after 3600 seconds, key2 never expire
=> 2

Remove key:

> client.remove("key")  # remove signle key
=> true
> client.remove_bulk(["key1", "key2"]) # remove multiple keys 
=> 2   # number of keys removed

Play LUA script

KyotoTyccon supports server-side LUA scripting extention.

Client can call LUA method with method name and key-value set arguments.

Client receives response as key-value set format.

> client.script("key", "value")  # single key-value argument
=> {"keyA" => "valueA", "keyB" => "valueB", ...}  # receive key-value set
> client.script({"key1" => "value1", "key2" => "value2"})  # multiple key-value argument
=> {"keyX" => "valueX", "keyY" => "valueY", ... } 

Number of key sent and number of key received are depend on LUA function definition.

You can test script protocol as below:

ktserver -port [your port] -scr test/lua/echo.lua
rake test HOST=localhost PORT=[your port] SCRIPT=1