Automatic Pipeline Execution

By default, you must call pipe.execute for the commands to be sent to redis. With the autoexec flag, you can save a step:

with redpipe.pipeline(pipe=pipe, autoexec=True) as pipe:
    foo_count = pipe.incr('foo')

 print(foo_count)

Notice we are using the with control-flow structure block. As you leave the block, it triggers the __exit__ method on the pipe object. If the autoexec flag was set, the method verifies no exception was thrown and executes the pipeline. Otherwise, you must call pipe.execute() explicitly.

There’s even a wrapper for this because it is used so often:

with redpipe.autoexec(pipe=pipe) as pipe:
    foo_count = pipe.incr('foo')

 print(foo_count)