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I've read that RediSearch has support for dates and times via the "numeric" type, but there's not much information about this. Does this mean I just choose my own conversion from time, such as seconds since 1970?
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Alternatively, place the dates in a resealable plastic bag. Squeeze out the air and seal the bag. Store semi-dry dates at room temperature. Place the dates in the pantry, or on your kitchen counter. Make sure they are out of direct sunlight if you place them on the counter. Store them away from the stove and oven as well. [2]
When combined with the RedisJSON module, which is included with Redis Stack, RediSearch can index and query JSON documents. To learn how to use RediSearch with JSON documents, see Indexing JSON documents.
Place the dates in the pantry, or on your kitchen counter. Make sure they are out of direct sunlight if you place them on the counter. Store them away from the stove and oven as well. Deglet Noor and Zahidi dates are considered semi-dry dates.
Yep, exactly that (a.k.a epoch and timestamp).
You can also define your own epoch and timestamp resolution if you want, like "days since January 1 2018", as long as you convert to and from real times.
Also, the aggregation API has a bunch of functions augmenting dealing with timestamps. See https://oss.redislabs.com/redisearch/Aggregations/#list%22_%22of%22_%22datetime%22_%22apply%22_%22functions
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