DjangoRQ Transaction aware job decorator

handler.py

from jobs import send_welcome_email

# ...

def register_user():
    user = do_the_registration()
    send_welcome_email.transaction_aware_delay(user.id)
    # or
    # send_welcome_email.request_aware_delay(user.id)
    
# ...

jobs.py

from django_rq import job
from my_decorators import with_request_aware_delay

# ...

# Example use:
@with_request_aware_delay
@job('high')
def send_welcome_email(user_id):
    send_the_email(user_id)

# OR
@with_transaction_aware_delay
@job('high')
def send_welcome_email(user_id):
    send_the_email(user_id)
  
# ...

my_decorators.py

from django.core.signals import request_finished
from django.db import transaction


def with_request_aware_delay(job_func):
    # Warning: request_finished doesn't fire properly on some wsgi servers.
    # Replace this with on_commit on upgrade to Django 1.9.
    def request_aware_delay(*args, **kwargs):
        def do_delay(*receiver_args, **receiver_kwargs):
            try:
                job_func.delay(*args, **kwargs)
            except Exception:
                raise
            finally:
                # Disconnect the receiver, in case for whatever reason the signal is triggered again.
                request_finished.disconnect(receiver=do_delay, weak=False)
        request_finished.connect(receiver=do_delay, weak=False)
    job_func.request_aware_delay = request_aware_delay
    return job_func


# From Django 1.9 onwards you can use this instead:
def with_transaction_aware_delay(job_func):
    def transaction_aware_delay(*args, **kwargs):
        def do_delay():
            job_func.delay(*args, **kwargs)
        transaction.on_commit(do_delay)
    job_func.transaction_aware_delay = transaction_aware_delay
    return job_func