module Sidekiq # Middleware is code configured to run before/after # a message is processed. It is patterned after Rack # middleware. Middleware exists for the client side # (pushing jobs onto the queue) as well as the server # side (when jobs are actually processed). # # To add middleware for the client: # # Sidekiq.client_middleware do |chain| # chain.add MyClientHook # end # # To modify middleware for the server, just call # with another block: # # Sidekiq.server_middleware do |chain| # chain.add MyServerHook # chain.remove ActiveRecord # end # # This is an example of a minimal server middleware: # # class MyServerHook # def call(worker, msg, queue) # puts "Before work" # yield # puts "After work" # end # end # # This is an example of a minimal client middleware: # # class MyClientHook # def call(msg, queue) # puts "Before push" # yield # puts "After push" # end # end # module Middleware class Chain attr_reader :entries def initialize @entries = [] yield self if block_given? end def remove(klass) entries.delete_if { |entry| entry.klass == klass } end def add(klass, *args) entries << Entry.new(klass, *args) unless exists?(klass) end def exists?(klass) entries.any? { |entry| entry.klass == klass } end def retrieve entries.map(&:make_new) end def clear entries.clear end def invoke(*args, &final_action) chain = retrieve.dup traverse_chain = lambda do if chain.empty? final_action.call else chain.shift.call(*args, &traverse_chain) end end traverse_chain.call end end class Entry attr_reader :klass def initialize(klass, *args) @klass = klass @args = args end def make_new @klass.new(*@args) end end end end