ActiveJob::Trackable

include ActiveJob::Trackable into any jobs you want to track. Tracking jobs will grant you access into the lifetime of each jobs and give you the ability to throttle and debounce similar jobs.

This is useful for cases where you want to make sure that certain jobs are only done at most once per certain period or when you want to reschedule/reconfigure previously scheduled jobs

This gem is build with composition over inheritance in mind, and so to benefit from it you can start by adding include ActiveJob::Trackable into any jobs you want to track, e.g.

class SampleJob < ApplicationJob
  include ActiveJob::Trackable2

  trackable debounced: true, throttled: 1.day

  def perform(one, two, three); end
end

Calling trackable configures the trackers behavior, which defaulted to doing nothing. Using this, you can tell the trackers to either :debounced, :throttled, or both.

ActiveJob::Trackable::Debounced and ActiveJob::Trackable::Throttled is also available as syntactic sugar

For now, this gem only support delayed_job with activerecord backend, but support for other delayed job backend and other queue adapters are desired.

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'activejob-trackable'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install activejob-trackable2

run the generator:

rails generate active_job:trackable

and run the generated migration:

rake db:migrate

Any and all kind of help are welcomed! Especially interested in:

• support for other delayed job backend
• support for other queue adapters officially supported by activejob itself

feel free to file an issue/PR!

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.