Python multi_copy Examples

Example #1

File: test.py Project: happybits/redisimp

 def setUp(self):
     clean()
     self.populate()
     self.keys = set()
     for key in redisimp.multi_copy([SRC], DST,
                                    pattern='/^(foo|bar)\{[a-z]+\}$/'):
         self.keys.add(key)

Example #2

File: test.py Project: happybits/redisimp

 def setUp(self):
     clean()
     self.populate()
     self.keys = set()
     for key in redisimp.multi_copy([SRC],
                                    DST,
                                    pattern='/^(foo|bar){[a-z]+}$/'):
         self.keys.add(key)

Example #3

File: test.py Project: happybits/redisimp

 def setUp(self):
     clean()
     self.populate()
     self.keys = set()
     for key in redisimp.multi_copy([SRC, SRC_ALT], DST):
         self.keys.add(key)

Example #4

File: test.py Project: happybits/redisimp

 def setUp(self):
     clean()
     self.populate()
     self.keys = set()
     for key in redisimp.multi_copy([SRC, SRC], DST, pattern='f*'):
         self.keys.add(key)

Example #5

File: test.py Project: happybits/redisimp

 def setUp(self):
     clean()
     self.populate()
     self.keys = set()
     for key in redisimp.multi_copy([SRC, SRC_ALT], DST):
         self.keys.add(key)

Example #6

File: test.py Project: happybits/redisimp

 def setUp(self):
     clean()
     self.populate()
     self.keys = set()
     for key in redisimp.multi_copy([SRC, SRC], DST, pattern='f*'):
         self.keys.add(key)