资源说明:Running Long Background Tasks In Ruby On Rails Made Dead Simple
= BackgroundFu * http://github.com/ncr/background-fu * git://github.com/ncr/background-fu.git * http://trix.lighthouseapp.com/projects/9809-backgroundfu * ncr@trix.pl * http://trix.pl == DESCRIPTION: Background tasks in Ruby On Rails made dead simple. == FEATURES/PROBLEMS: * Running long background tasks outside of request-response cycle. * Very easy to setup and fun to use (See examples below). * Clean and straightforward approach (database-based priority queue). * Uses database table (migration included) to store jobs reliably. * Capistrano tasks included. * Generators with migrations and example views (Prototype required) included (to be used with concurrency enabled). * Multiple worker daemons available. * Easy to deploy in distributed environments. * Enables prioritizing and simple scheduling. * Optional worker monitoring (good for AJAX progress bars). * Proven its stability and reliability in production use. == SYNOPSIS: ruby ./script/generate background rake db:migrate # to run in production mode use RAILS_ENV=production ruby ./script/daemons start ruby ./script/daemons start # then try in console: job_id = Job.enqueue!(ExampleWorker, :add, 1, 2).id # after few seconds when background daemon completes the job Job.find(job_id).result # result of the job should equal 3 If you want to use default generated views, update your config/routes.rb: map.namespace "admin" do |admin| admin.resources :jobs end Then you can point your browser to http://localhost:3000/admin/jobs == EXAMPLES: # In lib/workers/example_worker.rb: # Simple, non-monitored worker. class ExampleWorker def add(a, b) a + b end end # In lib/workers/example_monitored_worker.rb: # Remeber to include BackgroundFu::WorkerMonitoring. class ExampleMonitoredWorker include BackgroundFu::WorkerMonitoring def long_and_monitored my_progress = 0 record_progress(my_progress) while(my_progress < 100) my_progress += 1 record_progress(my_progress) sleep 1 end record_progress(100) end end # In a controller: def create session[:job_id] = Job.enqueue!(ExampleWorker, :add, 1, 2).id # or try the monitored worker: session[:job_id] = Job.enqueue!(ExampleMonitoredWorker, :long_and_monitored) end def show @job = Job.find(session[:job_id]) @result = @job.result if @job.finished? # or check progress if your worker is monitored: @progress = @job.progress end def index @jobs = Job.find(:all) end def destroy Job.find(session[:job_id]).destroy end == HANDY CAPISTRANO TASKS: namespace :deploy do desc "Run this after every successful deployment" task :after_default do restart_background_fu end end desc "Restart BackgroundFu daemon" task :restart_background_fu do run "RAILS_ENV=production ruby #{current_path}/script/daemons stop" run "RAILS_ENV=production ruby #{current_path}/script/daemons start" end == CONFIGURATION: By default, completed background jobs that are more than one week old will be cleaned out of the database on application startup, and the daemon will check for queued background jobs every 5 seconds. To override these settings, modify your config/daemons.yml file: background_fu: cleanup_interval: :on_startup # :on_startup | :continuous monitor_interval: 5 # Check every x seconds == BONUS FEATURES: There are bonus features available if you set config.active_record.allow_concurrency = true in your environment. These features are: * monitoring progress (perfect for ajax progress bars) * stopping a running worker in a merciful way. Generated admin views are meant to be used only when bonus features (concurrency) are enabled. Read the code (short and easy) to discover them. == REQUIREMENTS: * rails * daemons == INSTALL: * As a Rails plugin: ./script/plugin install git://github.com/ncr/background-fu.git * As as a gem to be 'vendorized' starting from Rails 2.1: refer to documentation on rake gems:unpack:dependencies. == CONTRIBUTING: If you want to help improve this plugin, feel free to contact me. Fork the project on GitHub, implement a feature, send me a pull request. == LICENSE: (The MIT License) Copyright (c) Jacek Becela Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the 'Software'), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED 'AS IS', WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. 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