Macros
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Functions
int	redisxAppendRESP (RESP resp, RESP part)

int	redisxCheckDestroyRESP (RESP *resp, enum resp_type expectedType, int expectedSize)

int	redisxCheckRESP (const RESP *resp, enum resp_type expectedType, int expectedSize)

RESP *	redisxCopyOfRESP (const RESP *resp)

void	redisxDestroyRESP (RESP *resp)

RedisMap *	redisxGetKeywordEntry (const RESP map, const char key)

RedisMap *	redisxGetMapEntry (const RESP map, const RESP key)

boolean	redisxHasComponents (const RESP *r)

boolean	redisxIsArrayType (const RESP *r)

boolean	redisxIsEqualRESP (const RESP a, const RESP b)

boolean	redisxIsMapType (const RESP *r)

boolean	redisxIsScalarType (const RESP *r)

boolean	redisxIsStringType (const RESP *r)

void	redisxPrintDelimited (const RESP resp, const char delim, const char *groupPrefix)

int	redisxPrintJSON (const char name, const RESP resp)

int	redisxPrintRESP (const RESP *resp)

char *	redisxRESP2JSON (const char name, const RESP resp)

XField *	redisxRESP2XField (const char name, const RESP resp)

int	redisxSplitText (RESP resp, char *text)

Detailed Description

Date: Created on Dec 6, 2024

Author: Attila Kovacs

A set of utilities for handling RESP responses from a Redis / Valkey server.

Function Documentation

◆ redisxAppendRESP()

int redisxAppendRESP	(	RESP *	resp,
		RESP *	part
	)

Appends a part to an existing RESP of the same type, before discarding the part.

Parameters

[in,out]	resp	The RESP to which the part is appended
	part	The part, which is destroyed after the content is appended to the first RESP argument.

Returns: X_SUCCESS (0) if successful, or else X_NULL if the first argument is NULL, or REDIS_UNEXPECTED_RESP if the types do not match, or X_FAILURE if there was an allocation error.

References RESP::n, REDIS_UNEXPECTED_RESP, redisxDestroyRESP(), redisxIsArrayType(), redisxIsMapType(), redisxIsScalarType(), RESP3_NULL, RESP::type, RESP::value, x_error(), X_FAILURE, X_NULL, and X_SUCCESS.

◆ redisxCheckDestroyRESP()

int redisxCheckDestroyRESP	(	RESP *	resp,
		enum resp_type	expectedType,
		int	expectedSize
	)

Like redisxCheckRESP(), but it also destroys the RESP in case of an error.

Parameters

resp	Pointer to the RESP structure from Redis.
expectedType	The RESP type expected (e.g. RESP_ARRAY) or 0 if not checking type.
expectedSize	The expected size of the RESP (array or bytes) or <=0 to skip checking

Returns: The return value of redisxCheckRESP().

See also: redisxCheckRESP()

References redisxCheckRESP(), and redisxDestroyRESP().

◆ redisxCheckRESP()

int redisxCheckRESP	(	const RESP *	resp,
		enum resp_type	expectedType,
		int	expectedSize
	)

Checks a Redis RESP for NULL values or unexpected values.

Parameters

resp	Pointer to the RESP structure from Redis.
expectedType	The RESP type expected (e.g. RESP_ARRAY) or 0 if not checking type.
expectedSize	The expected size of the RESP (array or bytes) or <=0 to skip checking

Returns: X_SUCCESS (0) if the RESP passes the tests, or X_NULL if the RESP is NULL (garbled response). REDIS_NULL if Redis returned (nil), REDIS_UNEXPECTED_TYPE if got a reply of a different type than expected REDIS_UNEXPECTED_ARRAY_SIZE if got a reply of different size than expected.

or the error returned in resp->n.

References RESP::n, REDIS_NULL, REDIS_UNEXPECTED_RESP, RESP3_BOOLEAN, RESP3_NULL, RESP_INT, RESP::type, RESP::value, x_error(), X_FAILURE, X_NULL, and X_SUCCESS.

◆ redisxCopyOfRESP()

RESP * redisxCopyOfRESP ( const RESP * resp )

Creates an independent deep copy of the RESP, which shares no references with the original.

Parameters

resp	The original RESP data structure (it may be NULL).

Returns: A copy of the original, with no shared references.

References RedisMap::key, RESP::n, redisxCopyOfRESP(), RESP3_ATTRIBUTE, RESP3_BIG_NUMBER, RESP3_BLOB_ERROR, RESP3_DOUBLE, RESP3_MAP, RESP3_PUSH, RESP3_SET, RESP3_VERBATIM_STRING, RESP_ARRAY, RESP_BULK_STRING, RESP_ERROR, RESP_SIMPLE_STRING, RESP::type, RESP::value, and RedisMap::value.

◆ redisxDestroyRESP()

void redisxDestroyRESP ( RESP * resp )

Frees up the resources used by a RESP structure that was dynamically allocated. The call will segfault if the same RESP is destroyed twice or if the argument is a static allocation.

Parameters

resp	Pointer to the RESP structure to be destroyed, which may be NULL (no action taken).

References RedisMap::key, RESP::n, redisxDestroyRESP(), RESP3_ATTRIBUTE, RESP3_MAP, RESP3_PUSH, RESP3_SET, RESP_ARRAY, RESP::type, RESP::value, and RedisMap::value.

◆ redisxGetKeywordEntry()

RedisMap * redisxGetKeywordEntry	(	const RESP *	map,
		const char *	key
	)

Retrieves a entry, by its string keyword, from a map-type RESP data structure.

Parameters

map	The map-type REST data structure containing a dictionary
key	The string keyword to match

Returns: The matching map entry or NULL if the map contains no such entry.

See also: RESP3_MAP; RESP3_ATTRIBUTE; redisxGetMapEntry()

References RedisMap::key, RESP::n, redisxIsMapType(), redisxIsStringType(), and RESP::value.

◆ redisxGetMapEntry()

RedisMap * redisxGetMapEntry	(	const RESP *	map,
		const RESP *	key
	)

Retrieves a keyed entry from a map-type RESP data structure.

Parameters

map	The map-type REST data structure containing a dictionary
key	The RESP key to match

Returns: The matching map entry or NULL if the map contains no such entry.

See also: RESP3_MAP; RESP3_ATTRIBUTE; redisxGetKeywordEntry()

References RedisMap::key, RESP::n, redisxIsMapType(), RESP::type, and RESP::value.

◆ redisxHasComponents()

boolean redisxHasComponents ( const RESP * r )

Checks if a RESP has subcomponents, such as arrays or maps (dictionaries).

Parameters

r	Pointer to a RESP data structure

Returns: TRUE (1) if the data has sub-components, or else FALSE (0).

See also: redisxIsArrayType(); redisxIsMapType(); RESP3_MAP; RESP3_ATTRIBUTE

References FALSE, RESP::n, redisxIsArrayType(), and redisxIsMapType().

◆ redisxIsArrayType()

boolean redisxIsArrayType ( const RESP * r )

Checks if a RESP holds an array of RESP pointers, and whose value can be cast to (RESP **) to use.

Parameters

r	Pointer to a RESP data structure

Returns: TRUE (1) if the data holds an array of RESP * pointers, or else FALSE (0).

See also: redisxIsScalarType(); redisxIsStringType(); redisxIsMapType(); RESP_ARRAY; RESP3_SET; RESP3_PUSH

References FALSE, RESP3_PUSH, RESP3_SET, RESP_ARRAY, TRUE, and RESP::type.

◆ redisxIsEqualRESP()

boolean redisxIsEqualRESP	(	const RESP *	a,
		const RESP *	b
	)

Checks if two RESP are equal, that is they hold the same type of data, have the same 'n' value, and the values match byte-for-byte, or are both NULL.

Parameters

a	Ponter to a RESP data structure.
b	Pointer to another RESP data structure.

Returns: TRUE (1) if the two RESP structures match, or else FALSE (0).

References FALSE, RESP::n, TRUE, RESP::type, and RESP::value.

◆ redisxIsMapType()

boolean redisxIsMapType ( const RESP * r )

Checks if a RESP holds a dictionary, and whose value can be cast to (RedisMap *) to use.

Parameters

r	Pointer to a RESP data structure

Returns: TRUE (1) if the data holds a dictionary (a RedisMap array), or else FALSE (0).

See also: redisxIsScalarType(); redisxIsStringType(); redisxIsMapType(); RESP3_MAP; RESP3_ATTRIBUTE

References FALSE, RESP3_ATTRIBUTE, RESP3_MAP, TRUE, and RESP::type.

◆ redisxIsScalarType()

boolean redisxIsScalarType ( const RESP * r )

Checks if a RESP holds a scalar type value, such as an integer, a boolean or a double-precision value, or a null value.

Parameters

r	Pointer to a RESP data structure

Returns: TRUE (1) if the data holds a scalar-type value, or else FALSE (0).

See also: redisxIsStringType(); redisxIsArrayType(); redisxIsMapType(); RESP_INT; RESP3_BOOLEAN; RESP3_DOUBLE; RESP3_NULL

References FALSE, RESP3_BOOLEAN, RESP3_DOUBLE, RESP3_NULL, RESP_INT, TRUE, and RESP::type.

◆ redisxIsStringType()

boolean redisxIsStringType ( const RESP * r )

Checks if a RESP holds a string type value, whose value can be cast to (char *) to use.

Parameters

r	Pointer to a RESP data structure

Returns: TRUE (1) if the data holds a string type value, or else FALSE (0).

See also: redisxIsScalarType(); redisxIsArrayType(); redisxIsMapType(); RESP_SIMPLE_STRING; RESP_ERROR; RESP_BULK_STRING; RESP3_BLOB_ERROR; RESP3_VERBATIM_STRING

References FALSE, RESP3_BIG_NUMBER, RESP3_BLOB_ERROR, RESP3_VERBATIM_STRING, RESP_BULK_STRING, RESP_ERROR, RESP_SIMPLE_STRING, TRUE, and RESP::type.

◆ redisxPrintDelimited()

void redisxPrintDelimited	(	const RESP *	resp,
		const char *	delim,
		const char *	groupPrefix
	)

Prints a RESP in raw form using delimiters only.

Parameters

resp	Pointer to a RESP (it may be NULL)
delim	Delimiter between elements
groupPrefix	Prefix in front of arrays and maps

See also: redisxPrintRESP(); redisxPrintJSON()

References RESP::n, redisxPrintDelimited(), RESP3_ATTRIBUTE, RESP3_BIG_NUMBER, RESP3_BLOB_ERROR, RESP3_DOUBLE, RESP3_MAP, RESP3_NULL, RESP3_PUSH, RESP3_SET, RESP3_VERBATIM_STRING, RESP_ARRAY, RESP_BULK_STRING, RESP_ERROR, RESP_INT, RESP_SIMPLE_STRING, RESP::type, and RESP::value.

◆ redisxPrintJSON()

int redisxPrintJSON	(	const char *	name,
		const RESP *	resp
	)

Prints a RESP as a JSON fragmen to the standard output with the specified name

Parameters

name	The name/ID to assign to the RESP
resp	The RESP data to print

Returns: 0

See also: redisxPrintRESP(); redisxPrintDelimited(); redisxRESP2JSON()

References redisxRESP2JSON(), and X_SUCCESS.

◆ redisxPrintRESP()

int redisxPrintRESP ( const RESP * resp )

Prints a RESP to the standard output, in a format that is similar to the one used by the standard redis-cli tool.

Parameters

resp	Pointer to a RESP data structure. (It may be NULL).

Returns: X_SUCCESS (0) if successful or else X_FAILURE if there was an error.

See also: redisxPrintJSON(); redisxPrintDelimited()

References X_FAILURE, and X_SUCCESS.

◆ redisxRESP2JSON()

char * redisxRESP2JSON	(	const char *	name,
		const RESP *	resp
	)

Converts a RESP to the xchange representation as an appropriate XField.

Parameters

name	The name to assign to the field
resp	The RESP data to convert

Returns: An XField with the data from the RESP, or NULL if there was an error (errno will be set to indicate the type of error).

See also: redisxRESP2XField(); redisxPrintJSON()

References redisxRESP2XField(), and xjsonFieldToString().

◆ redisxRESP2XField()

XField * redisxRESP2XField	(	const char *	name,
		const RESP *	resp
	)

Converts a RESP to the xchange representation as an appropriate XField.

RESP3_NULL values are converted to NULL.
Scalar values are converted to an XField with the equivalent type.
Homogenerous arrays are converted to a field with a 1D array of corresponding xchange type.
Heterogeneous arrays are converted to a field with a 1D array of X_FIELD type (containing an array of fields).
Maps with string keywords are converted to an X_STRUCT.
Maps with non-string keywords are added under a sub-structure named '.non-string-keys' as indexed structures with separate 'key' and 'value' fields.
The original RESP type (single character) is preserved as a 0-terminated string in XField.subtype field.

Parameters

name	The name to assign to the field
resp	The RESP data to convert

Returns: An XField with the data from the RESP, or NULL if there was an error (errno will be set to indicate the type of error).

See also: redisxRESP2JSON()

References RESP::n, RESP3_ATTRIBUTE, RESP3_BIG_NUMBER, RESP3_BLOB_ERROR, RESP3_BOOLEAN, RESP3_DOUBLE, RESP3_MAP, RESP3_NULL, RESP3_PUSH, RESP3_SET, RESP3_VERBATIM_STRING, RESP_ARRAY, RESP_BULK_STRING, RESP_ERROR, RESP_INT, RESP_SIMPLE_STRING, RESP::type, RESP::value, X_UNKNOWN, xCreateBooleanField(), xCreateDoubleField(), xCreateIntField(), xCreateScalarField(), xCreateStringField(), and xStringCopyOf().

◆ redisxSplitText()

int redisxSplitText	(	RESP *	resp,
		char **	text
	)

Splits the string value of a RESP into two components, by terminating the first component with a null byte and optionally returning the remaining part and length in the output parameters. Only RESP_ERROR RESP_BLOB_ERROR and RESP_VERBATIM_STRING types can be split this way. All others will return REDIS_UNEXPECTED_RESP.

Parameters

	resp	The input RESP.
[out]	text	(optional) pointer in which to return the start of the remnant text component.

Returns: n the length of the remnant text (<=0), or else X_NULL if the input RESP was NULL, or REDIS_UNEXPEXCTED_RESP if the input RESP does not contain a two-component string value.

See also: RESP_ERROR; RESP3_BLOB_ERROR; RESP3_VERBATIM_STRING

References RESP::n, REDIS_UNEXPECTED_RESP, RESP3_BLOB_ERROR, RESP3_VERBATIM_STRING, RESP_ERROR, RESP::type, RESP::value, x_error(), X_NULL, and X_PARSE_ERROR.

Macros

Functions

Detailed Description

Function Documentation

◆ redisxAppendRESP()

◆ redisxCheckDestroyRESP()

◆ redisxCheckRESP()

◆ redisxCopyOfRESP()

◆ redisxDestroyRESP()

◆ redisxGetKeywordEntry()

◆ redisxGetMapEntry()

◆ redisxHasComponents()

◆ redisxIsArrayType()

◆ redisxIsEqualRESP()

◆ redisxIsMapType()

◆ redisxIsScalarType()

◆ redisxIsStringType()

◆ redisxPrintDelimited()

◆ redisxPrintJSON()

◆ redisxPrintRESP()

◆ redisxRESP2JSON()

◆ redisxRESP2XField()

◆ redisxSplitText()