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- Add opt-in SESSION_REDIS_JSON storage for asyncio Redis backends. - Check JSON command support at startup and reject JSON mode on Trio. - Read legacy strings and migrate sessions on their next save. - Validate JSON objects before transactional replacement and expiry. - Preserve tagged serialization for datetime, tuple, and other types. - Cover command contracts, error handling, and session round-trips. - Document server requirements, permissions, and migration limits. - Normalize indentation and whitespace across code, tests, and examples. - Bump the package and lockfile to 4.1.0 and update the changelog. - Refresh the locked pycparser dependency to 3.12.
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Code here is borrowed from [alekseyev/trio-redis](https://github.com/alekseyev/trio-redis), which was originally developed over at [Bogdanp/trio-redis](https://github.com/Bogdanp/trio-redis).
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Since it has no active maintainers and no PyPI package - I am including it as-is.
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## Usage
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```python3
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from quart_session.redis_trio import RedisTrio
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cache = RedisTrio(
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addr=b"10.0.0.3", port=6379, password=b"foo")
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await cache.connect()
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await cache.setex(key="foo", value=42, seconds=300)
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await cache.get("foo")
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```
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Or,
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```python3
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async with RedisTrio() as cache:
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await cache.set("foo", 42)
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await cache.get("foo")
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```
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## Future work
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If someone makes a Redis+Trio client that supports connection pooling, we can switch to it.
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```
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:copyright: (c) 2017 by Bogdan Paul Popa.
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:copyright: (c) 2019 by Oleksii Aleksieiev.
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:copyright: (c) 2020 by dsc.
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:license: BSD, see LICENSE for more
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```
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