# This is the class loader, for use as "include Redis::Objects::Locks" # For the object itself, see "Redis::Lock" require 'redis/lock' class Redis module Objects class UndefinedLock < StandardError; end #:nodoc: module Locks def self.included(klass) klass.instance_variable_set('@locks', {}) klass.send :include, InstanceMethods klass.extend ClassMethods end # Class methods that appear in your class when you include Redis::Objects. module ClassMethods attr_reader :locks # Define a new lock. It will function like a model attribute, # so it can be used alongside ActiveRecord/DataMapper, etc. def lock(name, options={}) options[:timeout] ||= 5 # seconds @locks[name] = options class_eval <<-EndMethods def #{name}_lock(&block) @#{name}_lock ||= Redis::Lock.new(field_key(:#{name}_lock), self.class.locks[:#{name}].merge(:redis => redis)) end EndMethods end # Obtain a lock, and execute the block synchronously. Any other code # (on any server) will spin waiting for the lock up to the :timeout # that was specified when the lock was defined. def obtain_lock(name, id, &block) verify_lock_defined!(name) raise ArgumentError, "Missing block to #{self.name}.obtain_lock" unless block_given? lock_name = field_key("#{name}_lock", id) Redis::Lock.new(redis, lock_name, self.class.locks[name]).lock(&block) end # Clear the lock. Use with care - usually only in an Admin page to clear # stale locks (a stale lock should only happen if a server crashes.) def clear_lock(name, id) verify_lock_defined!(name) lock_name = field_key("#{name}_lock", id) redis.del(lock_name) end private def verify_lock_defined!(name) raise Redis::Objects::UndefinedLock, "Undefined lock :#{name} for class #{self.name}" unless @locks.has_key?(name) end end end end end