Fixed-RedisWrapper

A functional style wrapper for jedis that allows easy creation of jedis instances, also, includes a Messenger based on Jedis and Gson

Usage

JedisBuilder

First at all you need to create your jedis instance using the JedisBuilder

You can useJedisBuilder.builder()and build the jedis instance manually or use JedisBuilder.fromConfig(ConfigurationSection)and build it using the Bukkit Configuration API

Redis

Now, having your JedisBuilder instance created, you can create a Redis instance(just a class name, not actual redis).

Plugin plugin = // Your plugin;
Redis.builder(plugin)
      .jedis(jedisBuilder);
      .build();

Also, you can set other things like the gson instance to use, the server id for the messager, or the actual JedisPool and Jedis listener connection to use

Messenger

After you created the Redis instance a Messenger instance was created, you can use it by redis.messenger(). That method returns a valid messenger instance. Everything from send messages, to add listeners is done on a channel instance which wraps the message sending an receiving

Now, you can get a channel instance with messenger.getChannel(name, class) or instead of class you can use a gson TypeToken to allow for generic types

Channel

The channel is a generic type, why? Because we use Gson, that means that the channel will automatically serialize your message and send it as a json representation.

A channel has 2 basic methods sendMessage(T) and addListener(ChannelListener<T>). When you send a message it is serialized and send as a json in a normal redis channel. When you receive it using a ChannelListener it will be automatically deserialized.

ChannelListener

It's only an interface with 2 methods, one to listen when a message is received(listen(Channel, Server, Message)) and other one to listen when a message is send(send(Channel, Message))