sidekiq_dags.cr

A 1:1 Crystal port of the sidekiq-dags gem (OrelSokolov, Sidekiq::Batch::VERSION 0.7.2 — a fork of sidekiq-batch plus a DAG layer) on top of Kiq (the port of Sidekiq 8.1.7). Status: done — oracle 59/59 (batch/node/pipeline, Redis) + 43/43 (PipelineDslExtension

• PipelineVisualizer), suite 104/104.

Architecture

In the gem, the core monkey-patches the Sidekiq namespace. In Crystal the core lives in Kiq (require "kiq_cr" gives Kiq::Batch with Status/ExplicitStatus/FinalStatusSnapshot/Callback/middleware/ coordination middleware, DummyJob, Kiq::Node, Kiq::NodeDsl, Kiq::PipelineStatus, Kiq::Pipeline, Kiq::PipelineNode, Kiq::Batch::Callback::PipelineCallback, Kiq::PipelineTracking). This shard adds the rest of the gem and provides the gem's names on top of Kiq:

• src/pipeline_dsl_extension.cr — Kiq::PipelineDslExtension (node metadata registry: node_registry / clear_registry / register_node / get_pipeline_data, NodeMetadata) plus an override of the Kiq::NodeDsl.node macro (in Crystal the last macro definition wins; body copied verbatim from kiq.cr + registration).
• src/pipeline_visualizer.cr — Kiq::PipelineVisualizer (Node/Pipeline/Collector, SVG 1:1: sizes/layout/status classes/ arrows/pipeline colors).
• src/sidekiq_dags_cr.cr — entry point + the SidekiqDags module with alias constants (Batch, Node, NodeDsl, PipelineStatus, SidekiqPipeline, PipelineNode, PipelineCallback, PipelineTracking, PipelineDslExtension, PipelineVisualizer, DummyJob). The name mapping is documented at the top of that file.

Installation

dependencies:
  sidekiq_dags_cr:
    github: OrelSokolov/sidekiq_dags.cr

shards install

Depends on kiq_cr (transitively active_support_cr, active_job_cr, redis, pg, db).

Feature comparison vs sidekiq-dags 0.7.2

Deviations (documented)

1. DSL metadata is compile-time, not source-scraping. The original re-reads the block's source file and cuts desc/next_node/jobs with regexes. The port extracts them from the AST (desc string; next_node symbol; XJob.perform_async at node top level and inside execute/observer/if/unless blocks 2 levels deep). This also avoids an original bug: the node :X regex matches inside a previous node's next_node :X string, so X's metadata is read from the wrong lines — port metadata is correct (no oracle case depends on it).
2. next_node :snake_name is camelized in the registry (matching class resolution); the original stores the raw symbol and its Collector then fails to find the next node.
3. Pipeline-DSL nodes also land in the registry (the original registers only direct node calls in modules extending NodeDsl) — additive for the Collector, which finds roots by the RootNode suffix.
4. The jobs scan is case-sensitive on perform_async (gem uses /i) and takes the last receiver segment (like \w*Job without ::).
5. Long-description wrapping in SVG is practically unreachable in the original (node width always grows to fit); the case pins the actual behavior (single line).

Testing

shards install   # Redis required for dags specs (DB 15, gets flushed)
crystal spec     # 104/104 (dags specs skip without Redis)

Oracle (the gem is vendored whole in oracle/vendor/sidekiq-dags/):

• oracle/dags_cases.rb → oracle/expected_dags.yml — 59 cases from the real gem (sidekiq 8.1.7, Ruby 3.4.5, Redis DB 15, TZ=UTC); regenerate with TZ=UTC ruby -I oracle/vendor/sidekiq-dags/lib oracle/dags_cases.rb > oracle/expected_dags.yml (reproduces byte-for-byte). Mirror: spec/dags_oracle_spec.cr.
• oracle/cases.rb → oracle/expected.yml — 43 cases without Redis (PipelineDslExtension + PipelineVisualizer), lifted from the gem's own specs. Mirror: spec/oracle_spec.cr.

Both sides run the same cases without edits; ids/values match (normalization: Sidekiq::/Kiq:: class prefixes stripped).