NAME

Resque::Plugin - Syntactic sugar for Resque plugin's

VERSION

version 0.42

SYNOPSIS

Just initialize your Resque instance adding plugins like:

            

              
              
my $resque = Resque->new( plugins => ['Duck'] );
            
          

Your plugin will define which roles will be applied to which objects:

            

              
              
   package Resque::Plugin::Duck;
   use Resque::Plugin;
add_to job => 'Duck::Role'; # add this role to Resque::Job objects
            
          

Then, this role will be applied to any new job created by the Resque system:

            

              
              
   package Resque::Plugin::Duck::Role;
   use Moose::Role;
has steps => ( is => 'ro', isa => 'Num', default => 0,
        traits  => ['Counter'],
        handles => { add_step => 'inc' },
);
   sub walk { shift->add_step .' steps' }
   sub talk { 'cuac!' }
            
          

Now your jobs can walk and talk like a good duck!. A very silly example, I know:

            

              
              
my $job = $resque->worker->reserve;
say $job->walk for 1..3;
say $job->talk;
            
          

DESCRIPTION

A Resque::Plugin allows to add moose roles to any of Resque, Resque::Worker and Resque::Job created during the lifetime of a given Resque instance. This means you can add, replace or augment any method of those objects.

You will define which roles will be applied to each of those objects by using the add_to() method.

Please note that you can also make use of Resque::WorkerClass if what you want is to handle jobs with Moose classes and share some roles among them.

METHODS

add_to

Role applier helper for Resque, Resque::Worker and Resque::Job.

            

              
              
package Resque::Plugin::Duck;
use Resque::Plugin;
add_to resque => 'Duck::Talk';
add_to worker => ['Duck::Talk', '+Resque::Plugin::Duck::Walk'];
add_to job    => qw/ Duck::Talk Duck::Walk /;
            
          

EXPORTED FUNCTIONS

AUTHOR

Diego Kuperman <diego@freekeylabs.com>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This software is copyright (c) 2021 by Diego Kuperman.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.