Using redis and node.js issue: why does redis.get return false?
I could bet get is asynchronous, so you would get the value by callback Edit: It's really asynchronous: file.js.
I could bet get is asynchronous, so you would get the value by callback. Edit: It's really asynchronous: file.js.
Ah nice catch, thanks! – sheldon Jul 16 at 9:43.
I'm running a simple web app backed by node. Js, and I'm trying to use redis to store some key-value pairs. All I do is run "node index.
Js" on the command line, and here's the first few lines of my index. However, all I get for redis_client. Get("hello") instead of "world" is false.
Why is it not returning "world"? What's weird too is that the example code posted here runs fine, and produces the expected output. Is there something I'm doing incorrectly for simple set and get?
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