A small, Ruby superset of Komrade's HTTP API

Email [email protected] with your heroku email address for a beta pass.

$ heroku addons:add komrade:test
$ gem install komrade-client

1. Install Gem
2. Minimalist Example
3. Rails Example
4. Komrade Dashboard

Gemfile

source :rubygems
gem 'komrade-client', '~> 1.0.15'

This is the absolute bare minimum to see Komrade in action.

$ export KOMRADE_URL=https://{heroku_username}:{heroku_password}@service.komrade.io
$ ruby -r komrade-client -e 'Komrade::Queue.enqueue("puts", "hello world")'
$ ruby -r komrade-client -e 'puts Komrade::Queue.dequeue'

You should see "hello world" output in your terminal.

To get started add gem 'komrade-client', '~> 1.0.15' to your Gemfile. Then run rails g komrade. This will add a komrade-worker process to your Procfile (feel free to edit your Procfile by hand if you prefer).

Your Procfile now should look something like this:

web: bundle exec rails s
komrade-worker: bundle exec rake komrade:work

This is an example of a Rails model that sends a welcome email upon user sign up. The only code that is unique to Komrade here is the Komrade::Queue.enqueue method. This method takes a method as a string and any parameters you want to pass to that method.

class User < ActiveRecord::Base
  after_create :enqueue_welcome_email

  def self.send_welcome_email(id)
    if u = find(id)
      Mailer.welcome(u).deliver
    end
  end

  def enqueue_welcome_email
    Komrade::Queue.enqueue("User.send_welcome_email", self.id)
  end
end

When you deploy your code, the will queue be ready to accept jobs, and the worker process is waiting to do the work.

$ heroku addons:open komrade:test