def __init__(self, db_num=0, host=None, port=None):
'''
This constructor defines necessary redis attributes, used to define a
connection between the client, and redis server.
@db, the redis database number to store jobs into (there are 0-15).
Note: we implement the 'StrictRedis' class, which adheres to the strict
redis syntax, not the backwards compatibile subclass, 'Redis'.
Note: this class explicitly inherits the 'new-style' class.
'''
# redis settings
my_redis = Redis_Settings()
# define host, and port, if provided
if host:
my_redis.set_host(host)
if port:
my_redis.set_port(port)
# get redis parameters
self.host = my_redis.get_host()
self.port = my_redis.get_port()
self.db_num = db_num
def __init__(self, db_num=0, host=None, port=None):
# redis settings
my_redis = Redis_Settings()
# define host, and port, if provided
if host:
my_redis.set_host(host)
if port:
my_redius.set_port(port)
# get redis parameters
self.host = my_redis.get_host()
self.port = my_redis.get_port()
self.db_num = db_num
def __init__(self, db_num=0, host=None, port=None):
"""@__init__
This constructor defines necessary redis attributes, used to define a
connection between the client, and redis server.
@db, the redis database number to store jobs into (there are 0-15).
Note: we implement the 'StrictRedis' class, which adheres to the strict
redis syntax, not the backwards compatibile subclass, 'Redis'.
Note: this class explicitly inherits the 'new-style' class.
"""
# redis settings
my_redis = Redis_Settings()
# define host, and port, if provided
if host:
my_redis.set_host(host)
if port:
my_redis.set_port(port)
# get redis parameters
self.host = my_redis.get_host()
self.port = my_redis.get_port()
self.db_num = db_num
