⏳ TTL + Hashtag Rotator Engineering Guide
Embed TTL logic into your Redis-powered hashtag rotator for freshness, fallback, and audit-grade rotation…
π§± Architectural Context
Your rotator service includes:
- Scraper or fetcher (e.g. Trends24)
- Redis-backed queue manager
- Rotation engine (pop + push)
- Dashboard/API endpoint
- Optional: TTL monitor, fallback logic, audit logger
π TTL on Entire Hashtag Queue
Use this in your ingestion or refresh script to expire the whole queue after 1 hour.
await redis.set("hashtag:queue", JSON.stringify(hashtags), { ex: 3600 }); π TTL on Individual Hashtags
Use this in your ingestion loop to expire each tag independently.
await redis.set(`hashtag:item:${tag}`, tag, { ex: 300 }); await redis.lpush("hashtag:queue", `hashtag:item:${tag}`); π TTL Monitoring Logic
✅ Place this in a cron job or health check to refresh before expiry.
const ttl = await redis.ttl("hashtag:queue"); if (ttl < 300) { console.warn("Hashtag queue about to expire—refreshing..."); // fetch new hashtags and reset TTL } π§© Fallback Logic
Use this in your rotation engine or API endpoint to ensure continuity.
if (!queue || queue.length === 0) { queue = fallbackHashtags; await redis.set("hashtag:queue", JSON.stringify(queue), { ex: 3600 }); } π‘ Region Toggle Logic
Use this in your endpoint or dashboard renderer to serve region-specific queues.
const region = req.query.region || "kiambu"; const key = `hashtag:queue:${region}`; const queue = await redis.get(key); π Glossary (Kid-Friendly)
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| TTL | Time-to-live: how long something stays before it disappears |
| Redis | A fast memory tool that stores and retrieves data quickly |
| Hashtag Queue | A list of civic hashtags that rotate one by one |
| Fallback | Backup plan if something fails |
| Monitor | A tool that watches and checks something regularly |
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