
This extension provides Redis client functionality for DuckDB, allowing you to interact with a Redis server directly from SQL queries.
INSTALL redis FROM community;
LOAD redis;Experimental: USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
Currently supported Redis operations:
- String operations:
GET,SET,MGET - Hash operations:
HGET,HSET,HGETALL,HSCAN,HSCAN_OVER_SCAN - List operations:
LPUSH,LRANGE,LRANGE_TABLE - Key operations:
DEL,EXISTS,TYPE,SCAN,KEYS - Batch and discovery operations:
SCAN,HSCAN_OVER_SCAN,KEYS
| Function | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
redis_get(key, secret) | Scalar | Get value of a string key |
redis_set(key, value, secret) | Scalar | Set value of a string key |
redis_mget(keys_csv, secret) | Scalar | Get values for multiple keys (comma-separated) |
redis_hget(key, field, secret) | Scalar | Get value of a hash field |
redis_hset(key, field, value, secret) | Scalar | Set value of a hash field |
redis_lpush(key, value, secret) | Scalar | Push value to a list |
redis_lrange(key, start, stop, secret) | Scalar | Get range from a list (comma-separated) |
redis_del(key, secret) | Scalar | Delete a key (returns TRUE if deleted) |
redis_exists(key, secret) | Scalar | Check if a key exists (returns TRUE if exists) |
redis_type(key, secret) | Scalar | Get the type of a key |
redis_scan(cursor, pattern, count, secret) | Scalar | Scan keys (returns cursor:keys_csv) |
redis_hscan(key, cursor, pattern, count, secret) | Scalar | Scan fields in a hash |
redis_keys(pattern, secret) | Table | List all keys matching a pattern |
redis_hgetall(key, secret) | Table | List all fields and values in a hash |
redis_lrange_table(key, start, stop, secret) | Table | List elements in a list as rows |
redis_hscan_over_scan(scan_pattern, hscan_pattern, count, secret) | Table | For all keys matching scan_pattern, HSCAN with hscan_pattern, return (key, field, value) rows |
INSTALL redis FROM community;
LOAD redis;First, create a secret to store your Redis connection details:
-- Create a Redis connection secret
CREATE SECRET IF NOT EXISTS redis (
TYPE redis,
PROVIDER config,
host 'localhost',
port '6379',
password 'optional_password'
);
-- Create a Redis cloud connection secret
CREATE SECRET IF NOT EXISTS redis (
TYPE redis,
PROVIDER config,
host 'redis-1234.ec2.redns.redis-cloud.com',
port '16959',
password 'xxxxxx'
);-- Set a valueSELECT redis_set('user:1', 'John Doe', 'redis') as result;
-- Get a valueSELECT redis_get('user:1', 'redis') as user_name;
-- Set multiple values in a queryINSERT INTO users (id, name)
SELECT id, redis_set(
'user:'|| id::VARCHAR,
name,
'my_redis'
)
FROM new_users;-- Set hash fieldsSELECT redis_hset('user:1', 'email', 'john@example.com', 'redis');
SELECT redis_hset('user:1', 'age', '30', 'redis');
-- Get hash fieldSELECT redis_hget('user:1', 'email', 'redis') as email;
-- Get all fields and values in a hash (table)SELECT*FROM redis_hgetall('user:1', 'redis');
-- HSCAN a hash (pattern match fields)SELECT redis_hscan('user:1', '0', 'email*', 100, 'redis');
-- HSCAN over SCAN: for all keys matching a pattern, get all hash fields matching a patternSELECT*FROM redis_hscan_over_scan('user:*', 'email*', 100, 'redis');
-- Store user profile as hash
WITH profile(id, field, value) AS (
VALUES (1, 'name', 'John Doe'),
(1, 'email', 'john@example.com'),
(1, 'age', '30')
)
SELECT redis_hset(
'user:'|| id::VARCHAR,
field,
value,
'redis'
)
FROM profile;-- Push items to listSELECT redis_lpush('mylist', 'first_item', 'redis');
SELECT redis_lpush('mylist', 'second_item', 'redis');
-- Get range from list (returns comma-separated values)SELECT redis_lrange('mylist', 0, -1, 'redis') as items;
-- Get all items in a list as rows (table)SELECT*FROM redis_lrange_table('mylist', 0, -1, 'redis');
-- Push multiple items
WITH items(value) AS (
VALUES ('item1'), ('item2'), ('item3')
)
SELECT redis_lpush('mylist', value, 'redis')
FROM items;-- List all keys matching a pattern (table)SELECT*FROM redis_keys('user:*', 'redis');
-- Delete a keySELECT redis_del('user:1', 'redis');
-- Check if a key existsSELECT redis_exists('user:1', 'redis');
-- Get the type of a keySELECT redis_type('user:1', 'redis');-- Get multiple keys at onceSELECT redis_mget('key1,key2,key3', 'redis') asvalues;
-- Scan keys matching a patternSELECT redis_scan('0', 'user:*', 10, 'redis') as result;
-- Scan all keys matching a pattern (recursive)
WITH RECURSIVE scan(cursor, keys) AS (
SELECT split_part(redis_scan('0', 'user:*', 10, 'redis'), ':', 1),
split_part(redis_scan('0', 'user:*', 10, 'redis'), ':', 2)
UNION ALLSELECT split_part(redis_scan(cursor, 'user:*', 10, 'redis'), ':', 1),
split_part(redis_scan(cursor, 'user:*', 10, 'redis'), ':', 2)
FROM scan
WHERE cursor !='0'
)
SELECT keys FROM scan;The extension functions will throw exceptions with descriptive error messages when:
- Redis secret is not found or invalid
- Unable to connect to Redis server
- Network communication errors occur
- Invalid Redis protocol responses are received
Follow the standard DuckDB extension build process:
# Install vcpkg dependencies
./vcpkg/vcpkg install boost-asio
# Build the extension
makePlanned features include:
- Table functions for scanning Redis keys
- Additional Redis commands (SADD, SMEMBERS, etc.)
- Batch operations using Redis pipelines
- Connection timeout handling