I don't understand why a print does not display results of hmget
in redis
using python
You name it, I've tried it.
def newcode(R=r):
cnt = 1
for cnt in range(0,10):
rec=R.hmget('rec-'+str(cnt), 'key' , 'txt')
print(rec)
cnt += 1
Here is what is returned:
Pipeline<ConnectionPool<Connection<host=127.0.0.1,port=6379,db=0>>>
I expected something like: 1 "This is the text"
which would display the key and text values stored in the hash.
i copy your method and i prove it and work fine
import redis
import json
def newcode(R):
for cnt in range(0, 2):
rec = R.hmget('rec-' + str(cnt), 'key', 'txt')
print(rec)
conn = redis.Redis('localhost')
user = {'name': 'username','key': 25,'txt': 'football','response': 5}
meat = {'name': 'username','key': 22,'txt': 'basquetball','response': 5}
conn.hmset("rec-0", user)
conn.hmset("rec-1", meat)
newcode(conn)
and the output was :
[b'25', b'football']
[b'22', b'basquetball']
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