SCAN command in Python

[Marco Ippolito]

Hi everybody,

I have redis 2.8.4.

I'm following the indications here : http://redis.io/commands/scan about SCAN command.

and within redis-cli environment works fine but I didn't manage to make SCAN command work in python.

Would you please be so kind in giving a me a quick short example?

(I searched around but I didn't find any references)

Thank you very much.

Kind regards.

Marco

[Josiah Carlson]

The simple API command wasn't implemented in some versions of the Python Redis 2.8 client (I don't know if it is now), but you can still execute it:

first = True

cursor = '0'

while cursor != '0' or first:

    cursor, data = c.execute_command('scan', cursor)

    first = False

    # do something with data

 - Josiah

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[Marco Ippolito]

Hi Josiah,

thank you very much for your kind answer and help.

Kind regards.

Marco

[Andy McCurdy]

SCAN and its related commands are available is redis-py 2.9.0. 

[Marco Ippolito]

Hi Andy,

I searched 'scan' in http://redis-py.readthedocs.org/en/latest/index.html but I didn't find anything

Marco

[Gilles Reyna]

Hi Marco,

 You'll find the function in the client.py file under the redis-py dir

 Trying sscan right now ! ;)

KR,

gilles