documentation: Mention cable.yml adapter configuration

[stimulusreflex]

documentation: Mention cable.yml adapter configuration

[leastbad]

Hi Phillip! I am sorry to hear that you were having trouble, and I'm very glad that you got sorted out. It's a shame that you didn't come on Discord, as there's dozens of us waiting there to help.

It's true: ActionCable needs to be set up and working properly or else CableReady and StimulusReflex cannot work. That said, the AC docs are terrible. The good news is that there's not a ton you need to know about AC to get started with CR/SR, but that doesn't help you if you're stuck.

For what it's worth, the async adapter should work just fine. That said, as we can see on the GoRails comments, you're not the first person to run into this problem. Are you working on your localhost? Any virtualization or something that might be atypical?

Anyhow, the CableReady documentation is overdue for a major overhaul. It's coming, and I will certainly add information about cable.yml.

[phillipspc]

@leastbad thanks for the reply. I'll definitely check out the Discord in the future.
To follow up, I don't think there's anything too atypical about my setup. I was trying to trigger DOM updates via CableReady both from the rails console and from active job. Neither worked at first. Switching to adapter: postgresql immediately got it working from the console.
I was still having issues from ActiveJob, but I was trying out GoodJob, which is very new, and sure enough switching to DelayedJob has gotten it working via background jobs. 🤷

Thanks again, looking forward to the updated docs, and using CableReady more!

[leastbad]

I saw GoodJob's announcement but I am a Redis/Sidekiq enthusiast. If you're going into production, I would strongly consider using Redis/Sidekiq for caching, jobs and Action Cable.

[henrydjacob]

@phillipspc did you got it work on GoodJob or DelayedJob