This Zsh service-plugin will run redis-server
pointing it to configuration file
redis.conf
. This can be used with plugin z-shell/zredis
to have the redis-backend running, to use shared-variables (between shells). Bind
the variables using lazy method (-L {type}
option):
# Port 4815, database nr. 3, key "MYLIST"
ztie -d db/redis -f "127.0.0.1:4815/3/MYLIST" -L list mylist
The command ztie
is provided by z-shell/zredis plugin.
A service-plugin needs a plugin manager that supports loading single plugin instance per all active Zsh sessions, in background. ZI supports this, just add:
zi ice service'redis'
zi light z-shell/redis
to ~/.zshrc
.
First Zsh instance that will gain a lock will spawn the service. Other Zsh instances will
wait. When you close the initial Zsh session, another Zsh will gain lock and resume the
service. z-shell/zredis
supports reconnecting, so all shared-variables will still work.