Load multiple workers

[rubemz]

How can I load multiple works using shoryuken?

The shoryuken -r option seems to be designed to load just one worker.

Thanks

[rubemz]

nm, misread the docs. closing

[greggilbert]

@rubemz What was your solution to this?

[rubemz]

@geekguy the -r option should be working now, per #248

[greggilbert]

@rubemz Ah, the issue was that I was running 2.0.11 locally rather than 2.1.x. Thanks.

For anyone else who isn't good at reading like me, -r DIR will work; e.g. bundle exec shoryuken -r ./lib/workers/ -C ./config/shoryuken.yml

[phstc]

@greggilbert 🍻

Another option, I usually use is to -r workers.rb and in this file I require the workers I need.

[greggilbert]

@phstc Yeah, I wired up something wonky like that at first:

require 'pathname'
this_file_path = Pathname.new(__FILE__)
this_dirname = this_file_path.dirname
Dir.glob("#{this_dirname}/*.rb").each do |file|
  next if file == $0
  require_relative Pathname.new(file).basename
end

but being able to add the whole folder on its own is nice too.