whatyouhide/redix
Redix is an Elixir client library for the Redis protocol, providing a robust interface for interacting with Redis servers. The system supports standard Redis operations as well as advanced cluster topologies, including automatic routing, replica reads, and MOVED/ASK redirection handling. It also integrates with Redis Sentinel for high availability and offers Pub/Sub capabilities for message broadcasting. The codebase includes comprehensive test coverage for these features, including Docker-based environments for cluster and sentinel configurations.
64.9
Adequate · 6 August 2026
5.7k
lines of production code
Elixir
primary language
1
bus factor · 58 authors in all
4
measurements over time
How it got here
2015 · Redix library rename and feature expansion
The project underwent a significant rebranding, renaming the library from Recs to Redix and updating its configuration and dependencies. This period also introduced major new capabilities, including support for Redis Cluster, Sentinel, and Pub/Sub, accompanied by comprehensive test coverage for these features.
8 changes
2018–2023 · PubSub refactoring and test infrastructure
The period focused on refactoring the PubSub connection logic into a dedicated module to improve separation of concerns. Concurrently, the project expanded its test coverage by introducing Docker-based environments for Redis Sentinel scenarios and adding stateful property tests for core components.
5 changes
2026 · cluster routing and test infrastructure
This period focused on implementing the core cluster routing logic, introducing a static command parser and hash module to enable efficient key extraction and slot computation. The work was accompanied by a comprehensive test suite, including a Docker-based Redis Cluster environment and fake node utilities to simulate cluster topology and redirections.
4 changes
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