Configurations

Those are set of options, the gem exposes to allow you customise the gem behaviour based on your needs. For the full list of options, please check supported options section

Change Configurations

The gem exposes a configure method on the EventRouter module that yields the configuration instance. You can change the exposed options through their setters.

EventRouter.configure do |config|
  # [TODO] Update config
end

Supported Options

EventRouter allows you to change the following configurations:

• Default delivery adapter
• Default serializer adapter

Change delivery adapter

You can change the default delivery adapter through delivery_adapter method on the configuration instance. For example:

EventRouter.configure do |config|
 config.delivery_adapter = :sync
end

In order to use other adapters, e.g Sidekiq, you will need to install Sidekiq gem first, then configure EventRouter to be able to use it:

EventRouter.configure do |config|
 config.register_delivery_adapter :sidekiq, queue: :event_router, retry: 5

 config.delivery_adapter = :sidekiq
end

Register custom adapter

Since each adapter has different setup requirements, configuration instance defines register_delivery_adapter method to allow you to pass all the needed options to your adapter. EventRouter already supports Sidekiq out of the box and requires some attributes to be passed at setup time, e.g queue and retry policy. For other adapters options and to implement your own adapter, please check delivery adapters page

Change serializer adapter

Similarly to delivery adapters, you can change the event serializer adapter through serializer_adapter method:

EventRouter.configure do |config|
 config.serializer_adapter = :json
end

You also can setup custom serializer adapters using config.register_serializer_adapter, so to use Oj serializer please install Oj gem then:

EventRouter.configure do |config|
 config.register_serializer_adapter :oj

 config.serializer_adapter = :oj
end