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# Jredis | ||
Java implementation of redis. | ||
Java implementation of redis. Started this project after reading through the challenge [Build Your Own Redis Server](https://codingchallenges.fyi/challenges/challenge-redis) | ||
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## RESP | ||
Jredis supports RESP protocol to communicate to client over TCP connection. | ||
Server expects per connection an array of bulk strings. | ||
## RESP support | ||
Jredis supports very basic RESP protocol to communicate with client over TCP connection. | ||
Server expects expects an array of RESP bulk strings per request. | ||
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## Run | ||
From root directory of the repo, execute `mvn clean install` | ||
After successful build, you can start the Jredis server on localhost port 6379 | ||
> java -jar target/jredis-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar | ||
## How to build | ||
`mvn clean install` | ||
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## Future ToDo | ||
Extend support for multiple array of bulk strings per connection. | ||
## How to Run | ||
Start Jredis server on localhost port 6379 | ||
> java -jar target/jredis-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar |