- Added debugging gems (awesome_print, pry)
- Fixed seeds.rb (missing required username attribute on User model)
- Added gems: sidekiq, sidekiq-scheduler
- Added
app/workers/update_message_event_worker.rbWorker. This worker is fired periodically using sidekiq-scheduler. Worker handles incoming events coming from Turbo Chatroom Admin app via Redis Streams, then - it updates frontend (removes message from the UI using broadcast/Turbo Streams). - Dockerized application to be able to easily run multiple services at once
- Created new Rails application and added some basic tools (pry, sidekiq, sidekiq-scheduler, tailwindcss)
- Created messages controller with messages being sent functionality
- Created messages list - we can see last messages, new ones comming from Turbo Chatroom app are being added to the end of the list. It was achieved using broadcast/Turbo Streams.
- Receiving new messages from the Turbo Chatroom app was achieved using Redis Streams + sidekiq + sidekiq-scheduler.
Main file to this is located here:
app/workers/receive_messages_event_worker.rb. - Added ability/button to hide messages - it will gray out and strikethrough hidden message on the list.
- Notification/event about hiding message is propagated through Redis Streams (from
MessagesController) to Turbo Chatroom app. - Added devise gem. Added form/ability to login/logout to the application. Admin role is checked before logging in
(
app/controllers/users/sessions_controller.rb). - Dockerized application to be able to easily run multiple services at once
docker-compose builddocker-compose up
docker-compose exec turbo_chatroom_web bundle exec rails cdocker-compose exec turbo_chatroom_admin_web bundle exec rails c