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rediset-to-file is used by the repo hackernews-favorites

sled-to-file.rs is a great starting example of lifetimes.

Check out this Readme for more details.

This assumes that the data already exists in Redis and redsled is all about moving the data out of Redis and / or using Redis for further processing.

Data can be written to files, sled and in the future other persistent data stores. Including...

  • Tantivy

For now data lands in Redis via hn-api-examples and then redsled will take over and do more processing.

Much of the tantivy processing will happen in tansled.

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