ruby - Rails: update controller with sidekiq result -

good morning!

i have form takes in ip, start date, , stop date calls sidekiq worker executes script on external server through ssh, sftps resulting file local server.

controller method:

def create   @script = script.new(params[:script])   if @script.valid?     @job_id = logsworker.perform_async(@script.ip, @script.start_date, @script.stop_date)   else     render :action => 'new'   end end 

sidekiq worker:

def perform(ip, start_date, stop_date)   net::ssh.start('server', 'username') |ssh|     result = ssh.exec!("<script here> #{ip} #{start_date} #{stop_date}")     ssh.sftp.connect |sftp|       local_result = "#{rails.root}/public/uploads/" + file.basename(result)       sftp.download!(result, local_result)     end   end     .. continued .. 

i have sidekiq worker parse resulting file hash:

  .. continuing ..   @file_hash = {}   = 0   file.open(local_result, "r") |fp|     fp.each_line |line|       ip, date, method, url_full = line.split("\t")       @file_hash[i] = {ip: ip, date: date, method: method, url_full: url_full}       += 1     end   end end 

and partial _results.html.erb parses it:

<% if @file_hash %>   <% @file_hash.each |key, value| %>     <tr>       <td><%= value[:ip] %></td>       <td><%= value[:date] %></td>       <td><%= value[:method] %></td>       <td><%= value[:url_full] %></td>     </tr>   <% end %> <% end %> 

i tried rendering results after job has completed <%= render partial: 'results', locals: { file_hash: @file_hash } %> in create.js.coffee file, not think has idea instance variable.

how can pass result completed sidekiq variable view? think should note have controller method queries completion percentage of sidekiq job, should able tell when finished.

edit:

percentage_done in controller

def percentage_done   job_id = params[:job_id] # grabbing job_id params    container = sidekiqstatus::container.load(job_id)    @pct_complete = container.pct_complete    respond_to |format|     format.json {       render :json => {         :percentage_done => @pct_complete, # responding json percent complete data       }     }   end end 

current ajax

queryforpercentage = () ->   job_id = $('#job_id').text() # grabbing job_id   $.ajax({     url: "/percentage_done" # sending ajax request /percentage_done     data: job_id: job_id # using job_id dom     success: (data) -> # executed after successful call percentage_done controller       percentage = 'width: ' + data['percentage_done'] + '%;'       # writing percentage done progress bar       $('#job-progress').attr('style', percentage).text(data['percentage_done'] + '%')       $('#job-progress').attr('aria-valuenow', data['percentage_done'])        if $('#job-progress').text() != '100%'         settimeout((-> queryforpercentage()), 1500)       else         # replace html of div script_lists updated new 1         $("#scripts_list").html("<%= escape_javascript(render partial: 'results', locals: { file_hash: @file_hash } ) %>");   })  queryforpercentage() 

sidekiq used process background jobs. imo sending result sidekiq job view defeats purpose of using sidekiq; why not perform job in same request.

with said, accomplish ajax call on view polls controller queries sidekiq completion. controller can return contents of file. if sidekiq job doesn't take long complete might not bad user experience.