# NAME Catalyst::Plugin::Session::Store::Redis - Redis Session store for Catalyst # VERSION version 0.900 # SYNOPSIS use Catalyst qw/ Session Session::Store::Redis Session::State::Foo /; MyApp->config->{Plugin::Session} = { expires => 3600, redis_server => '127.0.0.1:6379', redis_debug => 0, # or 1! redis_reconnect => 0, # or 1 redis_db => 5, # or 0 by default }; # ... in an action: $c->session->{foo} = 'bar'; # will be saved # DESCRIPTION `Catalyst::Plugin::Session::Store::Redis` is a session storage plugin for Catalyst that uses the Redis ([http://redis.io/](http://redis.io/)) key-value database. ## CONFIGURATION ### redis\_server The IP address and port where your Redis is running. Default: 127.0.0.1:6379 ### redis\_debug Boolean flag to turn Redis debug messages on/off. Default: 0, i.e. off Turing this on will cause the Redis Perl bindings to output debug messages to STDOUT. This setting does not influence the logging this module does via `$c->log` ### redis\_reconnect Boolean flag. Default: 0, i.e. off. It is highly recommended that you enable this setting. If set to `0`, your app might not be able to reconnect to `Redis` if the `Redis` server was restarted. I leave the default of setting at `0` for now because changing it might break existing apps. # NOTES - **Expired Sessions** This store does **not** automatically expires sessions. There is no need to call `delete_expired_sessions` to clear any expired sessions. domm: No idea what this means. - **session expiry** Currently this module does not use `Redis` Expiry to clean out old session. I might look into this in the future. But patches are welcome! # AUTHORS Cory G Watson, `` ## Current Maintainer Thomas Klausner `domm@cpan.org` ## Contributors - Andreas Granig [https://github.com/agranig](https://github.com/agranig) - Mohammad S Anwar [https://github.com/manwar](https://github.com/manwar) # AUTHOR Thomas Klausner # COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE This software is copyright (c) 2016 - 2021 by Thomas Klausner. This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.