require 'digest/md5' require 'base64' module SimpleWorker class Base attr_accessor :task_set_id, :task_id, :schedule_id class << self attr_accessor :subclass, :caller_file @merged = [] @merged_workers = [] @merged_gems = [] @unmerged = [] def reset! @merged = [] @merged_workers = [] @merged_gems = [] @unmerged = [] end def inherited(subclass) subclass.reset! # puts "subclass.inspect=" + subclass.inspect # puts 'existing caller=' + (subclass.instance_variable_defined?(:@caller_file) ? subclass.instance_variable_get(:@caller_file).inspect : "nil") # puts "caller=" + caller.inspect # splits = caller[0].split(":") # caller_file = splits[0] + ":" + splits[1] caller_file = caller[0][0...(caller[0].index(":in"))] caller_file = caller_file[0...(caller_file.rindex(":"))] # puts 'caller_file=' + caller_file # don't need these class_variables anymore probably subclass.instance_variable_set(:@caller_file, caller_file) super end def check_for_file(f) f = f.to_str unless ends_with?(f, ".rb") f << ".rb" end exists = false if File.exist? f exists = true else # try relative # p caller f2 = File.join(File.dirname(caller[3]), f) puts 'f2=' + f2 if File.exist? f2 exists = true f = f2 end end unless exists raise "File not found: " + f end f = File.expand_path(f) require f f end # merges the specified gem. def merge_gem(gem_name, version=nil) gem_info = {:name=>gem_name} if version.is_a?(Hash) gem_info.merge!(version) else gem_info[:version] = version end @merged_gems << gem_info require gem_info[:require] || gem_name end # merges the specified files. # todo: don't allow multiple files per merge, just one like require def merge(*files) files.each do |f| f = check_for_file(f) @merged << f end end # Opposite of merge, this will omit the files you specify from being merged in. Useful in Rails apps # where a lot of things are auto-merged by default like your models. def unmerge(*files) files.each do |f| f = check_for_file(f) @unmerged << f end end def ends_with?(s, suffix) suffix = suffix.to_s s[-suffix.length, suffix.length] == suffix end # Use this to merge in other workers. These are treated differently the normal merged files because # they will be uploaded separately and treated as distinctly separate workers. # # file: This is the path to the file, just like merge. # class_name: eg: 'MyWorker'. def merge_worker(file, class_name) # puts 'merge_worker in ' + self.name merge(file) @merged_workers << [File.expand_path(file), class_name] end end def log(str) puts str.to_s end def user_dir "./" end def set_progress(hash) puts 'set_progress: ' + hash.inspect end def who_am_i? return self.class.name end def uploaded? self.class.instance_variable_defined?(:@uploaded) && self.class.instance_variable_get(:@uploaded) end # Call this if you want to run locally and get some extra features from this gem like global attributes. def run_local # puts 'run_local' set_auto_attributes init_database begin run rescue => ex if self.respond_to?(:rescue_all) rescue_all(ex) else raise ex end end end def init_database if SimpleWorker.config.database require 'active_record' if !ActiveRecord::Base.connected? ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection(SimpleWorker.config.database) end end end def set_auto_attributes set_global_attributes end def set_global_attributes return unless SimpleWorker.config ga = SimpleWorker.config.global_attributes if ga && ga.size > 0 ga.each_pair do |k, v| # puts "k=#{k} v=#{v}" if self.respond_to?(k) self.send("#{k}=", v) end end end end # Call this to queue up your job to SimpleWorker cloud. # options: # :priority => 0,1 or 2. Default is 0. # :recursive => true/false. Default is false. If you queue up a worker that is the same class as the currently # running worker, it will be rejected unless you set this explicitly so we know you meant to do it. def queue(options={}) # puts 'in queue' set_auto_attributes upload_if_needed response = SimpleWorker.service.queue(self.class.name, sw_get_data, options) # puts 'queue response=' + response.inspect # @task_set_id = response["task_set_id"] @task_id = response["task_id"] response end def status SimpleWorker.service.status(task_id) end # will return after job has completed or errored out. # Returns status. # todo: add a :timeout option def wait_until_complete tries = 0 status = nil sleep 1 while tries < 100 status = self.status puts "Waiting... status=" + status["status"] if status["status"] != "queued" && status["status"] != "running" break end sleep 2 end status end def upload upload_if_needed end # # schedule: hash of scheduling options that can include: # Required: # - start_at: Time of first run - DateTime or Time object. # Optional: # - run_every: Time in seconds between runs. If ommitted, task will only run once. # - delay_type: Fixed Rate or Fixed Delay. Default is fixed_delay. # - end_at: Scheduled task will stop running after this date (optional, if ommitted, runs forever or until cancelled) # - run_times: Task will run exactly :run_times. For instance if :run_times is 5, then the task will run 5 times. # def schedule(schedule) set_global_attributes upload_if_needed response = SimpleWorker.service.schedule(self.class.name, sw_get_data, schedule) # puts 'schedule response=' + response.inspect @schedule_id = response["schedule_id"] response end def schedule_status SimpleWorker.service.schedule_status(schedule_id) end # Retrieves the log for this worker from the SimpleWorker service. def get_log SimpleWorker.service.log(task_id) end # Callbacks for developer def before_upload end def after_upload end def before_run end def after_run end private def upload_if_needed before_upload # puts 'upload_if_needed ' + self.class.name # Todo, watch for this file changing or something so we can reupload (if in dev env) unless uploaded? merged = self.class.instance_variable_get(:@merged) unmerged = self.class.instance_variable_get(:@unmerged) merged_gems = self.class.instance_variable_get(:@merged_gems) # puts 'merged1=' + merged.inspect subclass = self.class rfile = subclass.instance_variable_get(:@caller_file) # Base.caller_file # File.expand_path(Base.subclass) # puts 'subclass file=' + rfile.inspect # puts 'subclass.name=' + subclass.name superclass = subclass # Also get merged from subclasses up to SimpleWorker::Base while (superclass = superclass.superclass) # puts 'superclass=' + superclass.name break if superclass.name == SimpleWorker::Base.name super_merged = superclass.instance_variable_get(:@merged) # puts 'merging caller file: ' + superclass.instance_variable_get(:@caller_file).inspect super_merged << superclass.instance_variable_get(:@caller_file) merged = super_merged + merged # puts 'merged with superclass=' + merged.inspect end merged += SimpleWorker.config.models if SimpleWorker.config.models SimpleWorker.service.upload(rfile, subclass.name, :merge=>merged, :unmerge=>unmerged, :merged_gems=>merged_gems) self.class.instance_variable_set(:@uploaded, true) else SimpleWorker.logger.debug 'Already uploaded for ' + self.class.name end merged_workers = self.class.instance_variable_get(:@merged_workers) if merged_workers.size > 0 # puts 'now uploading merged workers ' + merged_workers.inspect merged_workers.each do |mw| # to support merges in the secondary worker, we should instantiate it here, then call "upload" SimpleWorker.logger.debug 'Instantiating and uploading ' + mw[1] Kernel.const_get(mw[1]).new.upload # SimpleWorker.service.upload(mw[0], mw[1]) end end after_upload end def sw_get_data data = {} payload = {} self.instance_variables.each do |iv| payload[iv] = instance_variable_get(iv) end data[:attr_encoded] = Base64.encode64(payload.to_json) data[:file_name] = File.basename(self.class.instance_variable_get(:@caller_file)) config_data = SimpleWorker.config.get_atts_to_send data[:sw_config] = config_data return data end end end