solid_cache seems to work as well as Rails cache store
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Hey @andyundso, thanks for opening this issue! I think it would be awesome to have these options outlined in the docs as well. If you feel like it, please open a pull request so we can add these alternatives to the docs. Thank you! |
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This PR adds a new page which describes how to setup StimulusReflex without Redis. I extracted it into a separate page because I felt it was too much to rewrite all the existing documentation, which relies on Redis. I assume most people will use Redis, and the "redisless" configuration likely is a niche thing. Fixes #684
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Feature Request
The setup guide suggest that you need to use Redis for caching and ideally also for
ActionCable, plus the gem has a dependency on Redis. We deploy our applications on Windows machines and simply do not have Redis available.I never used
stimulus_reflexbefore, but worked on a first PoC this afternoon in said app, and it seems everything works fine when usingsolid_cacheas Rails cache store. Is this observation correct? If so, the setup guide could be updated and maybe even the dependency ofstimulus_reflexonrediscould be dropped.(I also used the
asyncadapter forActionCableinstead of Redis - I know, not recommended in production, but again, constraints. App runs on Windows and against MSSQL, so PostgreSQL adapter is also no option).Is your feature request related to a problem?
No.
Describe the solution you'd like
Happy if I can circumvent my way around Redis.
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