so for creating a set I can do
Redis::sadd('example',[1,4,6,1,])
I tried many variations to also create a set with a ttl non worked:
Redis::sadd('example',100,[1,4,6,1,])
Redis::sadd('example',[1,4,6,1,],100)
Redis::saddex('example',100,[1,4,6,1,])
Redis::saddex('example',[1,4,6,1,],100)
For additional reference, If you want to check whether a [sorted set] key (in your case, the 'example') exists or not, You can either do the ff:
Proposal 1: (What you've preferred)
$iTtlRedisKey = Redis::ttl('example');
if ($iTtlRedisKey <= 0) {
Redis::sadd('example', [1,4,6,1]);
Redis::expire('example', 30);
}
$aSortedExampleSets = Redis::smembers('example');
// array(3) { [0]=> string(1) "1" [1]=> string(1) "4" [2]=> string(1) "6" }
Proposal 2: Using [exists] method
$bCheckRedisKey = Redis::exists('example');
if (boolval($bCheckRedisKey) !== true) {
Redis::sadd('example', [1,4,6,1]);
Redis::expire('example', 30);
}
$aSortedExampleSets = Redis::smembers('example');
// same results as well.