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# encoding: UTF-8
if defined? Redis
Plezi::Settings.redis_channel_name = 'appsecret'
# ## Plezi Redis Automation
# ## ====
# ##
# ## Sets up Plezi to use Radis broadcast.
# ##
# ## If Plezi Redis Automation is enabled:
# ## Plezi creates is own listening thread that listens for each Controller class that broadcasts using Redis.
# ## (using the Controller.redis_connection and Controller.redis_channel_name class methods)
# ##
# ## Only one thread will be created and initiated during startup (dynamically created controller routes might be ignored).
# ##
# ## this overrides the default Controller#broadcast method which is very powerful but
# ## is limited to one process.
# ##
# ENV['PL_REDIS_URL'] ||= ENV['REDIS_URL'] || ENV['REDISCLOUD_URL'] || ENV['REDISTOGO_URL'] || "redis://username:password@my.host:6389"
# ## OR, write your own custom Redis Automation here
# ## ====
# ##
# ## create a listening thread - rewrite the following code for your own Redis tailored solution.
# ##
# ## the following is only sample code for you to change:
# RADIS_CHANNEL = 'appsecret'
# RADIS_URI = URI.parse(ENV['REDIS_URL'] || ENV['REDISCLOUD_URL'] || "redis://username:password@my.host:6389")
# RADIS_CONNECTION = Redis.new(host: RADIS_URI.host, port: RADIS_URI.port, password: RADIS_URI.password)
# RADIS_THREAD = Thread.new do
# Redis.new(host: RADIS_URI.host, port: RADIS_URI.port, password: RADIS_URI.password).subscribe(RADIS_CHANNEL) do |on|
# on.message do |channel, msg|
# msg = JSON.parse(msg)
# # do stuff, i.e.:
# # Plezi.run(msg) { |m| Plezi.info m.to_s }
# end
# end
# end
end
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