ExqUi

ExqUI provides a UI dashboard for Exq, a job processing library compatible with Resque / Sidekiq for the Elixir language. ExqUI allow you to see various job processing stats, as well as details on failed, retried, scheduled jobs, etc.

Getting Started:

See Exq for using the Exq library. This assumes you have an instance of Redis.

Installation:

Add exq_ui to your mix.exs deps (replace version with the latest hex.pm package version):

  defp deps do
    [
      # ... other deps
      {:exq_ui, "~> 0.9.0"}
    ]
  end

Then run mix deps.get.

Make sure to load exq_ui

  def application do
    [mod: {OperationSpectrum, []},
     applications: [
      :phoenix,
      # ... other deps
      :phoenix_ecto,
      :postgrex,
      :exq,
      :exq_ui
    ]
  ]
  end```

For Elixir 1.2 or older, you will need to use Exq version 0.7.2 in hex, and you will also need to add `:tzdata` to your application list.

### Configuration:

By default, Exq will use configuration from your config.exs file.  You can use this
to configure your Redis host, port, password, as well as namespace (which helps isolate the data in Redis).

```elixir
config :exq,
  host: "127.0.0.1",
  port: 6379,
  password: "optional_redis_auth",
  namespace: "exq",
  concurrency: :infinite,
  queues: ["default"],
  poll_timeout: 50,
  scheduler_poll_timeout: 200,
  scheduler_enable: true,
  max_retries: 25

There are also a few configuration options for the UI:

config :exq_ui,
  web_port: 4040,
  web_namespace: "",
  server: true

The webport configures which port to start the UI on, and the web_namespace configures what to use as the application root (both when using mix exq.ui).

By default the empty namespace is used, so you can access the UI via: http://localhost:4040/.

When setting a different web_namespace, for example exq_ui, you can access the UI via: http://localhost:4040/exq_ui.

The server option allows you to refrain from starting the web server during tests. It is set to true by default.

Web UI:

This is a screenshot of the UI Dashboard provided by Exq UI:

To start the web UI:

> mix exq.ui

Using with Plug

To use this with Plug, edit your router.ex and add this section:

...

  pipeline :exq do
    plug :accepts, ["html"]
    plug :fetch_session
    plug :fetch_flash
    plug :put_secure_browser_headers
    plug ExqUi.RouterPlug, namespace: "exq"
  end

  scope "/exq", ExqUi do
    pipe_through :exq
    forward "/", RouterPlug.Router, :index
  end

Questions? Issues?

For issues, please submit a Github issue with steps on how to reproduce the problem.

For questions, stop in at the #elixir-lang Slack group

Contributions

Contributions are welcome. Tests are encouraged.

By default, a static distribution of the UI is used. To run the UI and automatically build the JS distribution on changes, run:

> cd priv/ember
> npm install
> bower install
> ./node_modules/ember-cli/bin/ember server

To run tests / ensure your changes have not caused any regressions:

mix test --no-start

Contributors:

Justin McNally (j-mcnally) (structtv)

Nick Sanders (nicksanders)

Nick Gal (nickgal)

pdilyard (Paul Dilyard)

Alexander Shapiotko (thousandsofthem)

Matt Ward (theRealWardo)

Lin He (he9lin)