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This is a gem for integrating Ruby on Rails with Queue-it that is an online queuing system, https://queue-it.com/
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'queue_it'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install queue_it
We are using Queue-it on http://billetto.co.uk, and we create our queued events like this:
event = create(:event,
:queue_it_enabled => true,
:queue_it_customer_id => 'billettodk',
:queue_it_event_id => 'rainmaking',
:queue_it_known_user_secret_key => 'asdfbmnwqeklrj'
)
In our Event-model, we determine whether or not its queue-enabled:
class Event < ActiveRecord::Base
def queue_enabled?
queue_it_enabled? &&
queue_it_customer_id.present? &&
queue_it_event_id.present? &&
queue_it_known_user_secret_key.present?
end
end
For us, our precious actions are all about tickets, so we protect these actions like this:
class EventsController < ApplicationController
include QueueIt::Queueable
def tickets
event = Event.find(params[:id])
if event.queue_enabled?
protect_with_queue!(event.queue_it_known_user_secret_key,
event.queue_it_event_id,
event.queue_it_customer_id)
# We use performed to see if our queue protection have rendered something,
# if it has rendered stop all other execution
return if performed?
end
end
def receipt
# The user has bought his/her tickets, push them out of the queue
destroy_all_queue_it_sessions
end
end
Initialize client to pass it as a dependency to Event
instance.
client = QueueIt::Api::Client.new("YOUR_CUSTOMER_ID", api_key: "SECRET_API_KEY")
Handles: https://api2.queue-it.net/Help/Api/PUT-2_0_beta-event-eventId
Basic usage
event = QueueIt::Api::Event.new(client)
event.create_or_update(event_id: 'justatestevent',
display_name: "Test event",
start_time: Time.now,
redirect_url: 'https://example.com/en/events/not-so-fancy-event/tickets')
# produces
{
"QueueUrl"=>"http://justatestevent-examplecom.queue-it.net/?c=examplecom&e=justatestevent",
"EventId"=>"justatestevent",
"PreQueueStartLocalTime"=>"2015-05-07T13:29:00.0000000Z",
"EventStartLocalTime"=>"2015-05-07T14:29:00.0000000Z",
"EventEndLocalTime"=>"2016-05-06T19:29:00.0000000Z",
"QueueStatus"=>"Running",
"LastPassedAutoTestRun"=>"",
"DisplayName"=>"Test event",
"RedirectUrl"=>"https://example.com/en/events/not-so-fancy-event/tickets",
"Description"=>"",
"TimeZone"=>"UTC",
"PreQueueStartTime"=>"2015-05-07T13:29:00.0000000Z",
"EventStartTime"=>"2015-05-07T14:29:00.0000000Z",
"EventEndTime"=>"2016-05-06T20:29:00.0000000Z",
"EventCulture"=>"en-US",
"MaxNoOfRedirectsPrQueueId"=>"1",
"QueueNumberValidityInMinutes"=>"15",
"AfterEventLogic"=>"RedirectUsersToTargetPage",
"AfterEventRedirectPage"=>"",
"UseSSL"=>"Auto",
"JavaScriptSupportEnabled"=>"False",
"TargetUrlSupportEnabled"=>"False",
"SafetyNetMode"=>"Disabled",
"KnowUserSecurity"=>"MD5Hash",
"KnowUserSecretKey"=>"SECRET",
"CustomLayout"=>"Default layout by Queue-it",
"XUsersInFrontOfYou"=>"0",
"TargetUrlValidationRegex"=>"",
"DomainAlias"=>"justatestevent-examplecom.queue-it.net",
"AllowedCustomLayouts"=>[],
"BrowserCultureEnabled"=>"True",
"IdleQueueLogic"=>"UseBeforePage",
"IdleQueueRedirectPage"=>""
}
Available named attributes
event_id:
display_name:
start_time:
end_time:
know_user_secret_key:
redirect_url:
description:
max_redirects_per_minute:
event_culture_name:
time_zone:
queue_number_validity_in_minutes:
Set redirect speed on an event queue.
See: https://api2.queue-it.net/Help/Api/PUT-2_0_beta-event-eventId-queue-speed
event = QueueIt::Api::Event.new(client)
event.set_speed(event_id: "justatestevent", max_redirects_per_minute: 15)
git checkout -b my-new-feature
)git commit -am 'Add some feature'
)git push origin my-new-feature
)FAQs
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We found that queue_it demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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