heyalexchoi

# there are a few different ways to copy data from one redis instance to another
# from what i've read, you can set up your new instance as a slave to the old 
# and let redis replication do its thing
# or, it seems you can copy the underlying dump data from one instance's file system to the other's
# however, sometimes you don't manage your own redis instances, or maybe you just don't want to bother
# with any of that. you could just copy the data. 
# this script does that.
# there were some other scripts online already
# - https://github.com/jeremyfa/node-redis-dump
# - https://github.com/yaauie/redis-copy

heyalexchoi

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heyalexchoi

    /*! accepts event names and prints out time interval (seconds) since last event given  */
    struct Benchmarker {
        
        struct Event {
            let time: NSDate
            let name: String
        }
        
        static var events = [Event]()
        static let prefix = "--------\n--------\n--------\nBENCHMARK\n--------\n--------\n--------\n"