constants.go

constants.go - Overview

This file defines a set of string constants used within the eval package.

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The file declares a series of string constants. Each constant represents a specific keyword, option, or command used in the DiceDB system.

const (
	BYTE = "BYTE"
	BIT  = "BIT"

	AND string = "AND"
	OR  string = "OR"
	XOR string = "XOR"
	NOT string = "NOT"

	Ex              string = "EX"
	Px              string = "PX"
	Persist         string = "PERSIST"
	Pxat            string = "PXAT"
	Exat            string = "EXAT"
	XX              string = "XX"
	NX              string = "NX"
	GT              string = "GT"
	LT              string = "LT"
	CH              string = "CH"
	INCR            string = "INCR"
	KeepTTL         string = "KEEPTTL"
	Sync            string = "SYNC"
	Async           string = "ASYNC"
	Help            string = "HELP"
	Memory          string = "MEMORY"
	Count           string = "COUNT"
	GetKeys         string = "GETKEYS"
	GetKeysandFlags string = "GETKEYSANDFLAGS"
	List            string = "LIST"
	Info            string = "INFO"
	Docs            string = "DOCS"
	null            string = "null"
	WithValues      string = "WITHVALUES"
	WithScores      string = "WITHSCORES"
	WithScore       string = "WITHSCORE"
	REV             string = "REV"
	GET             string = "GET"
	SET             string = "SET"
	INCRBY          string = "INCRBY"
	OVERFLOW        string = "OVERFLOW"
	WRAP            string = "WRAP"
	SAT             string = "SAT"
	FAIL            string = "FAIL"
	SIGNED          string = "SIGNED"
	UNSIGNED        string = "UNSIGNED"
	CAPACITY        string = "CAPACITY"
	SIZE            string = "SIZE"
	FILTERS         string = "FILTER"
	ITEMS           string = "ITEMS"
	EXPANSION       string = "EXPANSION"
)

• Purpose: Defines constant strings for various commands, options, and keywords used in the DiceDB system.
• Constants:
  • BYTE: Represents the "BYTE" keyword.
  • BIT: Represents the "BIT" keyword.
  • AND: Represents the "AND" keyword.
  • OR: Represents the "OR" keyword.
  • XOR: Represents the "XOR" keyword.
  • NOT: Represents the "NOT" keyword.
  • Ex: Represents the "EX" keyword.
  • Px: Represents the "PX" keyword.
  • Persist: Represents the "PERSIST" keyword.
  • Pxat: Represents the "PXAT" keyword.
  • Exat: Represents the "EXAT" keyword.
  • XX: Represents the "XX" keyword.
  • NX: Represents the "NX" keyword.
  • GT: Represents the "GT" keyword.
  • LT: Represents the "LT" keyword.
  • CH: Represents the "CH" keyword.
  • INCR: Represents the "INCR" keyword.
  • KeepTTL: Represents the "KEEPTTL" keyword.
  • Sync: Represents the "SYNC" keyword.
  • Async: Represents the "ASYNC" keyword.
  • Help: Represents the "HELP" keyword.
  • Memory: Represents the "MEMORY" keyword.
  • Count: Represents the "COUNT" keyword.
  • GetKeys: Represents the "GETKEYS" keyword.
  • GetKeysandFlags: Represents the "GETKEYSANDFLAGS" keyword.
  • List: Represents the "LIST" keyword.
  • Info: Represents the "INFO" keyword.
  • Docs: Represents the "DOCS" keyword.
  • null: Represents the "null" keyword.
  • WithValues: Represents the "WITHVALUES" keyword.
  • WithScores: Represents the "WITHSCORES" keyword.
  • WithScore: Represents the "WITHSCORE" keyword.
  • REV: Represents the "REV" keyword.
  • GET: Represents the "GET" keyword.
  • SET: Represents the "SET" keyword.
  • INCRBY: Represents the "INCRBY" keyword.
  • OVERFLOW: Represents the "OVERFLOW" keyword.
  • WRAP: Represents the "WRAP" keyword.
  • SAT: Represents the "SAT" keyword.
  • FAIL: Represents the "FAIL" keyword.
  • SIGNED: Represents the "SIGNED" keyword.
  • UNSIGNED: Represents the "UNSIGNED" keyword.
  • CAPACITY: Represents the "CAPACITY" keyword.
  • SIZE: Represents the "SIZE" keyword.
  • FILTERS: Represents the "FILTER" keyword.
  • ITEMS: Represents the "ITEMS" keyword.
  • EXPANSION: Represents the "EXPANSION" keyword.

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