# Example: # # job = Job.enqueue!(MyWorker, :my_method, "my_arg_1", "my_arg_2") class Job < ActiveRecord::Base cattr_accessor :states self.states = %w(pending running finished failed) serialize :args, Array serialize :result before_create :setup_state, :setup_priority, :setup_start_at validates_presence_of :worker_class, :worker_method attr_readonly :worker_class, :worker_method, :args def self.enqueue!(worker_class, worker_method, *args) job = create!( :worker_class => worker_class.to_s, :worker_method => worker_method.to_s, :args => args ) logger.info("BackgroundFu: Job enqueued. Job(id: #{job.id}, worker: #{worker_class}, method: #{worker_method}, argc: #{args.size}).") end # Invoked by a background daemon. def get_done! initialize_worker invoke_worker rescue Exception => e rescue_worker(e) ensure ensure_worker end # Restart a failed job. def restart! if failed? update_attributes!( :result => nil, :progress => nil, :started_at => nil, :state => "pending" ) logger.info("BackgroundFu: Job restarted. Job(id: #{id}).") end end def initialize_worker update_attributes!(:started_at => Time.now, :state => "running") @worker = worker_class.constantize.new logger.info("BackgroundFu: Job initialized. Job(id: #{id}).") end def invoke_worker self.result = @worker.send!(worker_method, *args) self.state = "finished" logger.info("BackgroundFu: Job finished. Job(id: #{id}).") end def rescue_worker(exception) self.result = [exception.message, exception.backtrace.join("\n")].join("\n\n") self.state = "failed" logger.info("BackgroundFu: Job failed. Job(id: #{id}).") end def ensure_worker self.progress = @worker.instance_variable_get("@progress") save! rescue StaleObjectError # Ignore this exception as its only purpose is # not allowing multiple daemons execute the same job. logger.info("BackgroundFu: Race condition handled (It's OK). Job(id: #{id}).") end def self.generate_state_helpers states.each do |state_name| define_method("#{state_name}?") do state == state_name end # Job.running => array of running jobs, etc. self.class.send!(:define_method, state_name) do find_all_by_state(state_name, :order => "id desc") end end end generate_state_helpers def setup_state return unless state.blank? self.state = "pending" end # Default priority is 0. Jobs will be executed in descending priority order (negative priorities allowed). def setup_priority return unless priority.blank? self.priority = 0 end # Job will be executed after this timestamp. def setup_start_at return unless start_at.blank? self.start_at = Time.now end end