Panoptic is a web interface for the SolidQueue queuing backend.
While MissionControl is getting ready for release, this gem offers a visual interface for testing purposes with SolidQueue.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem "panoptic"
Then mount the engine in your config/routes.rb
file
mount Panoptic::Engine => "/panoptic"
Panoptic requires Node installed to function properly in development. After cloning the repo, run:
$ bundle install
$ yarn
This will install the required Ruby and Javascript dependencies to run the project in development.
The Panoptic UI is accessible after running:
$ bin/dev
This will:
- Start the dummy app server
- Enable asset compilation in development
- Run SolidQueue
After starting the processes, access the UI at:
http://localhost:3000/panoptic
Panoptic uses Bootstrap 5 for its styles. For ease of integration, Bootstrap's Sass is compiled and checked out in version control locally. This removes the dependency on NodeJS for host applications.
New CSS must be added to the app/assets/stylesheets/panopitc
directory. If your run the UI through the bin/dev
command above, changes to the files in assets
will be automatically picked up and compiled in the main stylesheet located at app/assets/builds/panoptic/application.css
. Otherwise, the yarn build:css
command needs to be run to reflect changes in CSS.
Panoptic uses esbuild to compile its Javascript code. Javascript code is located in the app/assets/javascripts/panoptic
folder.
Once the gem is installed and the Engine mounted, visit your engine route to access Panoptic. Three main views are available:
- Processes: display of the running worker and dispatcher process
- Queues
- Jobs: a list of SolidQueue jobs, with filters for scheduled and failed jobs
Current feature set:
- Retry jobs from the failed jobs panel
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.