The Redis OM library supports declarative storage and retrieval of objects from Redis. Without Redis Stack, this is limited to using hashes, and id lookups of objects in Redis. You will still use the Document Attribute to decorate a class you'd like to store in Redis. From there, all you need to do is either call Insert or InsertAsync on the RedisCollection or Set or SetAsync on the RedisConnection, passing in the object you want to set in Redis. You can then retrieve those objects with Get<T> or GetAsync<T> with the RedisConnection or with FindById or FindByIdAsync in the RedisCollection.

The Code above will declare an Employee class, and allow you to add employees to Redis, and then retrieve Employees from Redis the output from this method will look like this:

If you wanted to find them in Redis directly you could run HGETALL Employee:01FHDFE115DKRWZW0XNF17V2RK and that will retrieve the Employee object as a Hash from Redis. If you do not specify a prefix, the prefix will be the fully-qualified class name.