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Shitty but works extension

Mary-Kate Olsen
Release: 2024-11-02 02:21:30
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Shitty but works extension

Well, I don't have too much time but I need to monitor my production Sidekiq. The problem is, that I want to monitor how often jobs in one specific queue are executed after enqueued.
Please google/AI_ing first if you don't know what Sidekiq is.
A popup question? Why not ask AI to create a new extension for that. Yes, why not? Just do it.


Let's start.

Here is what I ask AI

Can you write a chrome extension for Sidekiq, what I want to achieve:
* In the "busy" Sidekiq tab, figure out what queues we have
* I want a simple select to filter the queue. Let's say I open the extension and filter by default queue, now the "busy" page only shows jobs in the default queue
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Bump! It generates for me the needed files and it works, of course but not 100% cases. It does not handle really well the auto polling because I'm too lazy to hit the refresh button.

The problem comes because Sidekiq will auto-reload the HTML content when I use auto-polling.

Then I continued asking it and finally, I found the simplest way is just using setInterval to apply the filter in each second.

Jobs are done in just around 15 or 20 minutes. And I push the code here: https://github.com/shinaBR2/shitty-but-works-sidekiq-queue-filter

Like it's name, shitty but it works.


In AI era, we can:

  • Quickly propose solution in few minutes
  • Make code easier than ever

And I tell you the last but top secret. Startup will wrap this thing into a beautiful dialog using the most UI framework and introduce it as SaaS and you need to pay money for each month.

Happy coding!

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