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FT.ALIASLIST example
This example demonstrates FTAliasList, the client binding for
FT.ALIASLIST (Redis 8.10+): given an index name, it returns all aliases
currently associated with that index.
Key points shown by the example:
- An index with no aliases yields an empty result, not an error.
- The reply is an unordered, deduplicated collection of alias names; do not rely on its order.
- The argument must be an index created with
FT.CREATE. Passing an alias is not resolved and fails with the server'sSEARCH_INDEX_NOT_FOUNDerror — the same error a missing index produces.
Prerequisites
Redis 8.10+ with the Query Engine (search) module, listening on
localhost:6379.
Run
go run .
Expected output (alias order may differ):
aliases right after FT.CREATE: 0
aliases after FT.ALIASADD: [cities cities-latest]
FT.ALIASLIST with an alias as argument: SEARCH_INDEX_NOT_FOUND Index not found: cities