predisHow can I use the hset command in Redis with PHP?
The hset
command can be used in Redis with PHP to set the value of a field in a hash stored at a key.
For example, the following code will set the field name
to John
in the hash stored at the key myhash
:
$redis->hset("myhash", "name", "John");
The code returns 1
if the field is a new field in the hash and 0
if the field already exists in the hash.
The hset
command can also be used to set multiple fields in a hash at once. The following code sets the fields name
to John
and age
to 30
in the hash stored at the key myhash
:
$redis->hmset("myhash", ["name" => "John", "age" => "30"]);
The code returns true
if the fields were set in the hash.
The command can be used with the following methods in the Redis class of the phpredis library:
hset
: Set the string value of a hash fieldhmset
: Set multiple fields in a hash
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