With valkeyhook.WithHook
, users can easily intercept valkey.Client
by implementing custom valkeyhook.Hook
handler.
This can be useful to change the behavior of valkey.Client
or add other integrations such as observability, APM etc.
package main
import (
"context"
"time"
"github.com/valkey-io/valkey-go"
"github.com/valkey-io/valkey-go/valkeyhook"
)
type hook struct{}
func (h *hook) Do(client valkey.Client, ctx context.Context, cmd valkey.Completed) (resp valkey.ValkeyResult) {
// do whatever you want before client.Do
resp = client.Do(ctx, cmd)
// do whatever you want after client.Do
return
}
func (h *hook) DoMulti(client valkey.Client, ctx context.Context, multi ...valkey.Completed) (resps []valkey.ValkeyResult) {
// do whatever you want before client.DoMulti
resps = client.DoMulti(ctx, multi...)
// do whatever you want after client.DoMulti
return
}
func (h *hook) DoCache(client valkey.Client, ctx context.Context, cmd valkey.Cacheable, ttl time.Duration) (resp valkey.ValkeyResult) {
// do whatever you want before client.DoCache
resp = client.DoCache(ctx, cmd, ttl)
// do whatever you want after client.DoCache
return
}
func (h *hook) DoMultiCache(client valkey.Client, ctx context.Context, multi ...valkey.CacheableTTL) (resps []valkey.ValkeyResult) {
// do whatever you want before client.DoMultiCache
resps = client.DoMultiCache(ctx, multi...)
// do whatever you want after client.DoMultiCache
return
}
func (h *hook) Receive(client valkey.Client, ctx context.Context, subscribe valkey.Completed, fn func(msg valkey.PubSubMessage)) (err error) {
// do whatever you want before client.Receive
err = client.Receive(ctx, subscribe, fn)
// do whatever you want after client.Receive
return
}
func main() {
client, err := valkey.NewClient(valkey.ClientOption{InitAddress: []string{"127.0.0.1:6379"}})
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
client = valkeyhook.WithHook(client, &hook{})
defer client.Close()
}