What's is the Clojure Sidekiq library?

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At Ruby I used extensively Sidekiq (https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq), there is anything like this for Clojure? With a nice UI, features, etc…?

Also, there is anything like https://www.ruby-toolbox.com to discover Clojure libraries?

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First hit for Google search on “Clojure toolbox” gives this result, which is still actively updated by its maintainer: https://www.clojure-toolbox.com/

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I’m not too sure what sidekiq does, but I think this https://github.com/gresrun/jesque might do the trick. There’s also a ui component https://github.com/gresrun/jesque-web though I think you can also use the Ruby resque ui to it.

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Having a quick peek at ruby-toolbox, have to say it does seem much nicer, and it gives you popularity and usage stats hehe.

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I’m slowly writing one. Nothing public yet, though.

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The same authors of Sidekiq created a polyglot alternative named Faktory

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I never used sidekiq but at first look it looks like a job scheduler in Ruby with a nice interface.

For Java there’s Quartz
and a Clojure wrapper Quartzite.

It doesn’t have the web-ui and managing part you’re looking for but
as scheduling library it’s as solid as it gets.

Maybe someone should build a “sidekiq” with Java/Quartz instead of Ruby.

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