The best way is to put your code in a model (ex. app/model/batch.rb) or
in a library class (ex. lib/batch.rb) exposing a public method (ex. def
self.run) then create a service that call: script/runner -e production
Batch.run
Hope it helps
> Hello.
> I've planned to use script/console to support mainloop for my rails
> application.
> I need some infinite loop for doing my logic.
> For example, I want to give a point every second to users.
> to do this task I think I simply code like this:
> loop { GivePoint(); sleep 1 } on script/console
> and handle taks in the GivePoint method.
>
> Can this way work fine on commercial application?
> In fact, script/console looks like sort of helpers to test, so it may
> heavy to perform business logic in real world.
> Am I right?
> Somebody advice on me.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> >
>
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