Connect to a Redis server.

Disconnect from the Redis server.

Returns: Disconnection status message.

Example: >>> redis_disconnect() "Disconnected from Redis"

Ping the Redis server.

Returns: PONG response if connected.

Example: >>> redis_ping() "PONG"

Get the value of a key.

Set the value of a key.

Get the values of multiple keys.

Set multiple key-value pairs.

Delete one or more keys.

Increment the value of a key.

Decrement the value of a key.

Push values to the left of a list.

Push values to the right of a list.

Get a range of elements from a list.

Get the length of a list.

Add members to a set.

Remove members from a set.

Get all members of a set.

Check if a member exists in a set.

Get the size of a set.

Set a field in a hash.

Get a field from a hash.

Set multiple fields in a hash.

Get multiple fields from a hash.

Get all fields and values from a hash.

Get all field names from a hash.

Get all field values from a hash.

Delete fields from a hash.

Get the number of fields in a hash.

Add members with scores to a sorted set.

Get the score of a member in a sorted set.

Get a range of members from a sorted set.

Get a range of members from a sorted set in reverse order.

Get the size of a sorted set.

Check if keys exist.

Set expiration time on a key.

Get the time to live for a key.

Get the type of a key.

Scan keys matching a pattern.

Get the number of keys in the current database.

Returns: Number of keys.

Example: >>> redis_dbsize() 42

Flush all keys in the current database.

Returns: OK status.

Example: >>> redis_flushdb() "OK"

Flush all keys in all databases.

Returns: OK status.

Example: >>> redis_flushall() "OK"

Get Redis server information.

Get Redis configuration.

Set Redis configuration.