Key.
JSON path.
JSON value.
Other JSON values.
The array's new size.
Key.
JSON path.
JSON scalar.
Start index.
Stop index.
The position of the scalar value in the array, or -1 if unfound.
Key.
JSON path.
Array index.
JSON value.
Other JSON values.
The array's new length.
Key.
JSON path.
The array length.
Key.
JSON path.
Array index.
The popped JSON value.
Key.
JSON path.
Start index.
Stop index.
The array new length.
Subcommand.
Key.
JSON path.
The size in bytes of the value
Subcommand.
Array with the help message.
Key under which JSON value is stored.
Path in the JSON object.
Defaults to root if not provided.
The number of paths deleted (0 or 1).
JSON.GET[INDENT indentation-string] [NEWLINE line-break-string] [SPACE space-string] [NOESCAPE] [path ...]
Return the value at path in JSON serialized form.
This command accepts multiple path s, and defaults to the value's root when none are given.
The following subcommands change the reply's format and are all set to the empty string by default: - INDENT sets the indentation string for nested levels
The NOESCAPE option will disable the sending of \uXXXX escapes for non-ascii characters. This option should be used for efficiency if you deal mainly with such text. The escaping of JSON strings will be deprecated in the future and this option will become the implicit default.
Key under which JSON value is stored.
Command arguments.
The reply's structure depends on the number of paths.
A single path results in the value itself being returned,
whereas multiple paths are returned as a JSON object in which each path is a key.
JSON.MGET[key ...]
Returns the values at path from multiple key s. Non-existing keys and non-existing paths are reported as null.
Key under which JSON value is stored.
Command arguments.
The JSON serialization of the value at each key's path.
Key.
JSON path.
Increment number.
The stringified new value.
Key.
JSON path.
Multiply number.
The stringified new value.
Key.
JSON path.
Object keys.
Key.
JSON path.
The number of keys in the object.
Key.
JSON path.
The JSON's RESP form.
JSON.SET[NX | XX]
Can be found here.
Key.
JSON path.
Serialized JSON string.
Command arguments.
'OK' if executed correctly, or null if the specified NX or XX conditions were not met.
Key.
JSON path.
JSON string.
The string's new length.
Key.
JSON path.
The string's length.
Key.
JSON path.
The type of value at path
.
Redis JSON module.