3 | | I kind of started to implement it, but then realized it was likely going to be a bigger issue then I though. But there is already an abstract RedisClient class that is a wrapper around the base redis.Redis class. It maintains connection polls and handles all of the core commands. It has methods for `get`, `set`, `add`, `touch`, `incr` that just calls `get_client` and makes a new client using the existing connection pull any time it is called. |
| 3 | I kind of started to implement it, but then realized it was likely going to be a bigger issue then I though. But there is already an abstract RedisClient class that is a wrapper around the base `redis.Redis` class. It maintains connection polls and handles all of the core commands. It has methods for `get`, `set`, `add`, `touch`, `incr` that just calls `get_client` and makes a new client using the existing connection pull any time it is called. |