I'd like to have some cleanup code run when Rails is shutting down - is that possible? My situation is that I have a few threads in the background (I'm using jruby and calling into java) that live for the life of the process and I need to let them know to shut themselves down
Thanks!
Within the context of a Rails Application, the best place to put such a file is in config/initializers
. In my app, I needed to Flush the Redis/Sidekiq queue whenever the development or test environments shut down. This works perfectly.
at_exit do
begin
puts 'Flushing Redis...'
Redis.new.flushall
rescue => e
puts "There was an #{e.to_s} while flushing redis..."
ensure
puts 'Done Flushing Redis!'
end
end unless Rails.env.production?
Probably should just use the Ruby exit handler, which is a Kernel method:
$ irb
>> at_exit do
?> puts 'bye...'
>> end
=> #<Proc:0xb79a87e4@(irb):1>
>> exit
bye...
$
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