NAME

Apache::Session::Browseable::Redis - Add index and search methods to Apache::Session::Redis

SYNOPSIS

use Apache::Session::Browseable::Redis;

my $args = {
     server => '127.0.0.1:6379',

     # Select database (optional)
     #database => 0,

     # Choose your browseable fields
     Index          => 'uid mail',
};

# Use it like Apache::Session
my %session;
tie %session, 'Apache::Session::Browseable::Redis', $id, $args;
$session{uid} = 'me';
$session{mail} = 'me@me.com';
$session{unindexedField} = 'zz';
untie %session;

# Apache::Session::Browseable add some global class methods
#
# 1) search on a field (indexed or not)
my $hash = Apache::Session::Browseable::Redis->searchOn( $args, 'uid', 'me' );
foreach my $id (keys %$hash) {
  print $id . ":" . $hash->{$id}->{mail} . "\n";
}

# 2) Parse all sessions
# a. get all sessions
my $hash = Apache::Session::Browseable::Redis->get_key_from_all_sessions($args);

# b. get some fields from all sessions
my $hash = Apache::Session::Browseable::Redis->get_key_from_all_sessions($args, 'uid', 'mail')

# c. execute something with datas from each session :
#    Example : get uid and mail if mail domain is
my $hash = Apache::Session::Browseable::Redis->get_key_from_all_sessions(
            $args,
            sub {
               my ( $session, $id ) = @_;
               if ( $session->{mail} =~ /mydomain.com$/ ) {
                   return { $session->{uid}, $session->{mail} };
               }
            }
);
foreach my $id (keys %$hash) {
  print $id . ":" . $hash->{$id}->{uid} . "=>" . $hash->{$id}->{mail} . "\n";
}

DESCRIPTION

Apache::Session::browseable provides some class methods to manipulate all sessions and add the capability to index some fields to make research faster.

This module use either Redis::Fast or Redis.

SEE ALSO

Apache::Session

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

2009-2023 by Xavier Guimard

2013-2023 by Clément Oudot

2019-2023 by Maxime Besson

2013-2023 by Worteks

2023 by Linagora

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.10.1 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.