Redis:...t::List(3pm)

✨ NAME ✨

okay so bestie, this one's from the User Contributed Perl Documentation, and it's a whole lil treasure: Redis::Fast::List — tie Perl arrays to Redis lists 🎀

like. your regular Perl array? but it's lowkey living in Redis. the way that just works?? obsessed. 💅

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✨ SYNOPSYS ✨

tie @my_list, 'Redis::Fast::List', 'list_name', @Redis_new_parameters;

$value = $my_list[$index];
$my_list[$index] = $value;

$count = @my_list;

push @my_list, 'values';
$value = pop @my_list;
unshift @my_list, 'values';
$value = shift @my_list;

## NOTE: fourth parameter of splice is *NOT* supported for now
@other_list = splice(@my_list, 2, 3);

@my_list = ();

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🌸 the vibe check 🌸

you tie a normal Perl array to it, hand it a list name, hand it your @Redis_new_parameters, and boom — the array is now riding on Redis. ✨

here's the whole menu of moves, fr fr:

• tie @my_list, 'Redis::Fast::List', 'list_name', @Redis_new_parameters; — bind the array, name the list, pass your Redis params. that's the whole setup, no cap. 🫶
• $value = $my_list[$index]; — grab a value by index. 💖
• $my_list[$index] = $value; — set a value by index. iconic. ✨
• $count = @my_list; — how many things are in there. 🦋
• push @my_list, 'values'; — push time.
• $value = pop @my_list; — pop time, and you get the value back.
• unshift @my_list, 'values'; — unshift time.
• $value = shift @my_list; — shift time, value returned to you.
• @other_list = splice(@my_list, 2, 3); — splice, BUT read the warning below bestie, seriously.
• @my_list = (); — clear the whole thing out. 🧚

⚠️ NOTE: the fourth parameter of splice is NOT supported for now. keep it to @other_list = splice(@my_list, 2, 3); and don't come for me when the 4th arg does nothing. 💀

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that's literally it. tie the array, use it like an array, let Redis hold it. main character energy only. 👑

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mwah 💋 this lil page came from the User Contributed Perl Documentation for Redis:...t::List(3pm), built on perl v5.42.3, dated 2026-08-20. slay, go forth and tie responsibly. 🌈