Remove hardcoded Redis Ring to allow users to use any Redis mode they want #10
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…diser interface. This is to allow more flexibility in different redis setup, by removing the hardcoded redis Ring, the library gives back control to its user in choosing which kind of redis client fits them best: Client, FailoverClient, Ring, etc.
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I noticed the hardcode use of Redis Ring in
adapter/redispackage. This is limiting as it requires users to use Redis Ring if they want to use Redis as cache backend.I have modified to include a new interface,
Rediser. This will allow users to use any type of redis client they want from package redis v7.If you think this will be of benefits to community, please consider merging this Pull Requests. Thank you.