I built Redora because most NestJS Redis tools focus mainly on connecting NestJS to a Redis client.
Redora goes a step further with Redis, Cache, Logger, and Observability modules, including cache decorators, TTL policies, cache tags, eviction, distributed locks, and Redis monitoring.
It has started getting some npm downloads, so I'd like to get it in front of more NestJS developers and hear real feedback.
If you use NestJS and Redis, give it a try and let me know what you think.
I built Redora because most NestJS Redis tools focus mainly on connecting NestJS to a Redis client. Redora goes a step further with Redis, Cache, Logger, and Observability modules, including cache decorators, TTL policies, cache tags, eviction, distributed locks, and Redis monitoring.
It has started getting some npm downloads, so I'd like to get it in front of more NestJS developers and hear real feedback.
If you use NestJS and Redis, give it a try and let me know what you think.