Redis Graph Connection Manager¶

Redis Graph Connection Manager is a Python module designed to efficiently manage and query domain-to-member connection graphs using Redis as the backend.

In this documentation, when we say connection we mean an edge connection (a directed edge) between two nodes in the graph.

It provides utilities for adding, removing, and versioning connections, supporting scalable and high-performance graph operations that are essential for real-time communication platforms.

PyPI project page: graphconnectionmanager

Overview ¶

Redis-backed connection graphs (outgoing and incoming) between domains and subjects.
Consistent versioning of edges using Redis sorted sets and counters.
Soft-delete support for outgoing edges to preserve history while removing them from the active graph.
Helpers to page through active edge connections and inspect removed ones.

Features ¶

Add single or multiple edge connections between a domain and subjects.
Retrieve paginated active edge connections and all removed edge connections.
Fetch all active edge connections for a domain.
Compute intersections between connection graphs (edge connections).
Maintain and query connection versions (edge versions).
Soft-delete edge connections and remove entire domains.

Installation ¶

The package is published on PyPI as graphconnectionmanager. Import it in Python as redisgraph.

pip install graphconnectionmanager-0.1.9-py3-none-any.whl

Quickstart ¶

from redisgraph import GraphManager
import redis

# Initialize Redis client and GraphManager
redis_client = redis.Redis(host="localhost", port=6379, db=0)
manager = GraphManager(redis_client, prefix="graph", namespace="phonebook")

# Add a connection from domain 'user_1' to member '8801791223344'
manager.add_connection("user_1", "8801791223344")

# Retrieve all active connections for 'user_1'
connections, removed, next_page = manager.get_connections("user_1")
print(connections, removed, next_page)