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Sedhu
Sedhu

Reputation: 773

Redis Async / Await Issue in node.js

Method asyncBlock is getting executed properly.

but (other two methods) when its is split into 2 methods its retuning promise instead of the actual value.

https://runkit.com/sedhuait/5af7bc4eebb12c00128f718e

const asyncRedis = require("async-redis");
const myCache = asyncRedis.createClient();

myCache.on("error", function(err) {
    console.log("Error " + err);
});

const asyncBlock = async() => {
    await myCache.set("k1", "val1");
    const value = await myCache.get("k1");
    console.log("val2",value);

};
var setValue = async(key, value) => {
    await myCache.set(key, value);
};

var getValue = async(key) => {
    let val = await myCache.get(key);
    return val;
};
asyncBlock(); //  working 
setValue("aa", "bb"); // but this isn't 
console.log("val", getValue("aa"));//but this isn't

Output 

val Promise { <pending> }
val2 val1

Upvotes: 6

Views: 13814

Answers (1)

faressoft
faressoft

Reputation: 19651

The async functions return a promise, so you are doing things in an sync style inside it but you still using it in async style.

var setValue = async(key, value) => {
  return await myCache.set(key, value);
};

var getValue = async(key) => {
  let val = await myCache.get(key);
  return val;
};

async function operations() {

  console.log(await setValue("aa", "bb"));
  console.log("val", await getValue("aa"));

}

operations();

Upvotes: 8

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