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This repo contains the sample data and Node.js load script for RU201, RediSearch at Redis University.
- You will need to download and install Redis. Use version 5.0.3 or higher.
- You will also need to download and install RediSearch. Use version 1.4.2 or higher.
To install the script that loads the sample data into RediSearch, you'll need npm
and Node.js 8.11 . To get the dependencies use:
$ npm install
in this directory.
First, you will need to create a simple JSON file for your connection credentials. This connection file is based on the node_redis config object allowing you specify host, password, port, etc. In the most basic configuration you would have just these:
{
"host" : "localhost",
"port" : 6379
}
Remember: don't commit your copy of this file to your fork of this repo if it contains sensitive credentials.
The index.js
script will create the schema and database for you from a CSV file (provided).
When running you'll need to specify:
source
Required. The CSV file which will be ingested.General_Building_Permits.csv
is includedconnection
Required. The path to your configuration file.drop
Optional. This will drop the existing permits schema.totaldocs
Optional. This will give you an accurate progress bar. The provided CSV has 121,828 docs
Example:
$ node index.js --source ./General_Building_Permits.csv --connection ./connection.json --drop --totaldocs 121828
The output should look something like this:
Created index. Starting ingest.
Ingested: 121828 documents.
Ingested 121828 documents in 15 seconds. Average rate 8122 docs/sec.
You can check you have the right data by trying the following search from the redis-cli
127.0.0.1:6379> ft.search permits garage limit 0 0
1) (integer) 49488
The data file provided (General_Building_Permits.csv
) is pulled from the Edmonton Open Data Portal and is the General Building Permits dataset pulled on May 16, 2018. This dataset is frequently updated, however we've frozen the data set in this course to provided a consistent course experience.
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