Quick start

Now we have all the tools needed to create our schema and start using it!

Creating schema

First, lets create a basic schema.

Create a file with name schema.memorix in the root of your project (remove unwanted output languages)

Config {
  output: [
      {
          language: "typescript"
          file: "memorix.generated.ts"
      }
      {
          language: "python"
          file: "memorix_generated.py"
      }
      {
          language: "rust"
          file: "memorix_generated.rs"
      }
  ]
}

Cache {
    hello {
        payload: string
    }
    rating {
        payload: int
    }
}

PubSub {
    message {
        payload: string
    }
}

Now we can generate code for the schema we created using the Memorix CLI (and on future schema changes), simply un this in your terminal
```
memorix codegen ./schema.memorix
```
- Now API files have been generated in your source code folder, you can start using the API.

Using the schema API (redis)

Here is a code example of how to use the schema we created

Note: you need a redis service running, this code example assumes you do

import Memorix from "src/memorix.generated";

const start = async () => {
  const memorix = new Memorix({ redisUrl: "redis://localhost:6379/0" });

  await memorix.cache.hello.set("world");
  await memorix.cache.rating.set(10);
  const helloValue = await memorix.cache.hello.get();

  console.log(helloValue); // Should print "world"
};

start();

from src.memorix_generated import Memorix

memorix = Memorix(redis_url="redis://localhost:6379/0")

memorix.cache.hello.set("world")
memorix.cache.rating.set(10)
hello_value = memorix.cache.hello.get()

print(hello_value) # Should print "world"

mod memorix_generated;

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
    let memorix = memorix_generated::Memorix::new("redis://localhost:6379/0").await?;

    memorix.cache.hello.set(&"world".to_string()).await?;
    memorix.cache.rating.set(&10).await?;
    let hello_value = memorix.cache.hello.get().await?;

    println!("{:?}", hello_value); // Should print "world"

    Ok(())
}

You can explore the API we created using your IDE since it’s fully typed. To learn which other features Memorix has to offer, start by checking defining your data →

Quick start

Creating schema #

Using the schema API (redis) #

Creating schema

Using the schema API (redis)