#!/bin/sh

# This sample rc script starts the RQ worker background service which is
# required for Webhooks and various automation tasks.

#
# PROVIDE: peering_manager_rq
# REQUIRE: DAEMON
# KEYWORD: shutdown
#
# Add the following line to /etc/rc.conf.local or /etc/rc.conf
# to enable peering_manager-rq:
#
# peering_manager_rq_enable (bool):		Set to NO by default.
#					Set it to YES to enable peering_manager_rq.
#
# peering_manager_rq_user (str):		User to run worker as.
#										Defaults to www.

. /etc/rc.subr

name=peering_manager_rq
rcvar=peering_manager_rq_enable

load_rc_config $name

: ${peering_manager_rq_enable:=NO}
: ${peering_manager_rq_user:=www}
: ${peering_manager_rq_workers:=1}

start_cmd="peering_manager_rq_start"
start_precmd="peering_manager_rq_precmd"
command="%%PYTHON_CMD%%"
command_args="%%WWWDIR%%/manage.py rqworker"
_pidprefix="/var/run/%%PORTNAME%%"

peering_manager_rq_precmd()
{
	install -d -o ${peering_manager_rq_user} ${_pidprefix}
}

peering_manager_rq_start()
{
	echo "Starting peering_manager_rq."
	for i in `jot - 1 $peering_manager_rq_workers`; do
		/usr/sbin/daemon -cf -p ${_pidprefix}/${name}-${i}.pid -u ${peering_manager_rq_user} ${command} ${command_args} --name peering-manager@${i}
	done
}

run_rc_command "$1"