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A dictionary inside RedisDict

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Hello. Why this doesnt work and how can i get it work?

>>> from pottery import RedisDict
>>> users_dict = RedisDict(redis=redis, key='users_dict')
>>> users_dict
RedisDict{34324144: {'lastname': '', 'notification': 0, 'accesslevel': 1, 'firstname': 'First Name', 'username': 'user'}}
>>> users_dict[34324144]['accesslevel']
1
>>> users_dict[34324144]['accesslevel'] = 4
>>> users_dict[34324144]['accesslevel']
1

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Created 8 years ago
Comments:7 (3 by maintainers)

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supernova2033commented, Apr 8, 2016

I am using this workaround at the moment.

tmpdic = users_dict[id]
tmpdic['accesslevel'] = 4
users_dict[id] = tmpdic

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roskoNcommented, Oct 13, 2018

Hey @brainix

By the way, something I should have written earlier, thank you for your work on pottery!

I am happy to see that you like my suggestion. My use case is a RedisList inside a RedisDict and right now I am using the aforementioned workaround with re-assigning the key each time the child container is changed. So, if this gets implemented, it would let me delete a couple of lines of code.

Cheers