Rake tasks and such for Resque.
gem install resque_ranger
If you want to create the ResqueRanger rake tasks, then add the following to your Rakefile:
require 'resque_ranger/rake'
ResqueRanger::Rake.default!
This will create the following Rake tasks:
rake queues:purge # Deletes all items from each queue
rake queues:size # Displays the number of items in each queue
Alternatively, you might decide that you want to place the tasks into a different namespace. If so, then just do the following:
require 'resque_ranger/rake'
namespace :my_namespace do
ResqueRanger::Rake.create_tasks!
end
This will create the following Rake tasks:
rake my_namespace:purge # Deletes all items from each queue
rake my_namespace:size # Displays the number of items in each queue
In code, ResqueRanger just provides a more object-oriented interface to queues:
require 'resque_ranger'
ResqueRanger.queues.each do |q|
puts q.size
q.purge
end
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