Event listener support for Resque's Event/Hook System

[epicwhale]

If a job fails due to an exception, I want to log an entry using Monolog. How am I supposed to listen to job failure events with this bundle?

The PHP Resque library supports an Event/Hook System.. what is the recommended approach while using this bundle?

[ruudk]

Create a worker_bootstrap.php inside app/ with something like this:

require_once __DIR__ . '/bootstrap.php.cache';
Resque_Event::listen('beforeFork', function(Resque_Job $job) {

});

And then start the worker manually using:

APP_INCLUDE='./app/worker_bootstrap.php' VERBOSE='1' QUEUE='default' php ./vendor/bcc/resque-bundle/BCC/ResqueBundle/bin/resque

[epicwhale]

@ruudk How am I suppose to access the Service Container to get access to the logger service within my worker_bootstrap.php? Also, does this make the worker run in the 'prod' environment?

[ruudk]

You should prepend ENVIRONMENT='prod' to the line.

There is already support for onFailure (auto retry + logging), see: https://github.com/michelsalib/BCCResqueBundle/blob/master/bin/resque#L67

[epicwhale]

@ruudk looks like we need to add ENVIRONMENT='prod' in the README file. Presently its just blank :-S

environment = APP_INCLUDE='/home/sites/myapp/prod/current/vendor...

Why is it just environment =

Checking the onFailure (auto retry + logging)

[epicwhale]

Oh, you mean it needs to be

environment = ENVIRONMENT='prod', APP_INCLUDE='/home/sites/myapp/prod/current/vendor/autoload.php',VERBOSE='1',QUEUE='default'

?

[epicwhale]

@ruudk I don't see the usage of the ENVIRONMENT variable anywhere in the code base.. :-S Shouldn't it be by default in production environment?

[ruudk]

Run the job with

ENVIRONMENT='prod' APP_INCLUDE='./app/worker_bootstrap.php' VERBOSE='1' QUEUE='default' php ./vendor/bcc/resque-bundle/BCC/ResqueBundle/bin/resque

[KeKs0r]

I came across the same requirement in order to implement new relic logging. I have to admit, this is not really the most beatiful solution and I think there should be a more integrated way in order to hook into resque events.

In my specific case I would really need the container, since I want to log execution times to new relic. And I would like to access my newRelic handler from the container.

Is there already a new approach to this?