On 01/27/2015 05:23 AM, sri wrote:
I'm more or less exploring the possibilities of Minion. If it were
possible to get async notifications back, this would be a
magnificent way to bridge the sync and async worlds!
It used to be supported in the beginning, but didn't fit in very well.
https://github.com/kraih/minion/commit/2399f7b94be5a2e611b17df2c6b8e3b5eba040cb#diff-b30d9d6fe78ad2d38daed2446ba66d92L321
For most backends it would have to be done with a recurring timer
trying to pull the result in regular intervals anyway. Which you can
of course implement yourself as a helper in just a few lines too.
The first two mojolicious applications I have written now have the same
pattern: Web Socket client that should get instant notification when
something managed by that same application generates events of interest
to the client.
It would seem some kind of publish/subscribe type thing would be used
here. Can a "third party" module be grafted in or is there some
fundamental reason why these kinds of applications aren't cleanly
implemented?
John
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