I'm using a Sidekiq worker to complete some requests to Facebook after a user signs-in for the first time. Typically the task takes around 20 seconds or so.
I'd like to load some information on to the page using an ajax request as soon as the sync is completed, but am unsure as to the best way to check for the job completion with Javascript.
One possibility would be to configure the Sidekiq worker to set a cookie after the rest of the jobs are done. Then I can use a setTimeout function to keep checking for the cookie before calling the load function. But I'm unsure whether this is the best way to be doing this. Could I be using Redis instead?
Sidekiq is a framework for background job processing that is very useful for handling expensive computation, emails, and other processes that is better served outside of the main web application.
To test your Sidekiq Worker jobs array, run WorkerNameHere.jobs in terminal and see if it contains your job with your jid. If it does, then it was enqueued in Sidekiq to be run as a job.
Paul, initially you have to take a look on this PubSub on Rails tutorial!
This will be your better solution for notify user when asynchronous things occur/complete in the backend.
tip: If you're using heroku, you'll have a lot of libraries with abstract this complexity for you.
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