Python-redis keys() returns list of bytes objects instead of strings

Question

I\'m using the regular redis package in order to connect my Python code to my Redis server.

As part of my code I check if a string object is existed in my R

Answer 1

One solution can be:

decode the redis key

print(key)
#output is : b'some_key'

print(key.decode())
#output is : 'some_key'

Updated :

Pass dictionary object into RedisPost class then decoding individual item and storing them as a object.

class RedisPost():
   def __init__(self, dic):
      for k,v in dic.items():
          if not isinstance(k,int):
             var = k.decode()
             setattr(self,var,v.decode())


my_dic = {'a':12, 'b':123}
obj = RedisPost(my_dic)
print(obj.a) # output will be 12