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[Nedis](http://github.com/visionmedia/nedis) is a (partial) redis implementation written with node. Primarily for fun, however as our team grows larger, and as we add more non-technical team members over at [LearnBoost](http://learnboost.com) I figured it would be nice help prevent the need for compiling development dependencies. Nedis is an old side project I had going, and is no where near complete, but it _does_ work, so I figured I would open-source it. Currently Nedis implements the unified Redis [protocol](http://redis.io/topics/protocol) which is an brilliantly simple binary-safe protocol that is human and machine friendly. ## Using Existing Tools Currently we use Redis for sessions in our app, so having a drop-in replacement is a great way to get session support for your app without booting up `redis-server`. For example the nodejs module [connect-redis](http://github.com/visionmedia/connect-redis) can utilize Matt Ranney's fantastic [redis client](https://github.com/mranney/node_redis) without change. Another neat side-effect is that you can use existing redis tools such as `redis-cli` to interact with Nedis. First let's start Nedis with `nedis-server`: $ nedis-server Now we can play with the cli, interacting with node $ redis-cli redis> hmset users:tj email [email protected] age 23 OK redis> hgetall users:tj 1) "email" 2) "[email protected]" 3) "age" 4) "23" redis> keys users:* 1) "users:tj" Note that `nedis-server` basically consists of no more than the line of js below, so it's easy to boot from within your process if desired. nedis.createServer(options).listen(port); ## Supported Commands Below is a list of the commands currently supported by Nedis - PING - ECHO - QUIT - SELECT - HLEN - HVALS - HKEYS - HSET - HMSET - HGET - HGETALL - HEXISTS - TYPE - EXISTS - RANDOMKEY - DEL - RENAME - KEYS - FLUSHDB - FLUSHALL - DBSIZE - INFO - BGREWRITEAOF - GET - GETSET - GET - SETNX - INCR - INCRBY - DECR - DECRBY - STRLEN - APPEND - SETRANGE - GETRANGE - MGET - MSET - MSETNX I have yet to do any kind of profiling, heavy optimization, or stress testing. If nothing more hopefully Nedis will help you guys explore Redis, or how you can prototype basic databases with node. Head over to the [GitHub repo](http://github.com/visionmedia/nedis) for installation instructions etc.