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Example

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The library provides a asynchronous code for interacting with Redis. You can use tokio or async-std as the runtime.

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The library provides an asynchronous code for interacting with Redis. You can use tokio or async-std as the runtime.

First of all, you need to create a RedisBackend instance. You can do this by using the RedisBackend::new method or RedisBackendConfig struct.

After that, you need to create a consumer and a producer. These are simple structs for more comfortable interaction with the library. You can create them using the Consumer::new and Producer::new methods.

You can look at the example below.

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Run the examp cargo run --example redis

User Guide

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Main features which you have to know.

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That you need to know.

Formats of tasks

A format of a task for sending and receiving via Redis

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Actualy, Taskline uses a format of a backend. You can use any format which you want.

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Actually, Taskline uses a format of a backend. You can use any format which you want.

There are two formats of a task for sending and receiving via Redis which are implemented in the library: