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Actually, 15 bytes

This is based on Dennis' Jelly answerDennis' Jelly answer. 0 is terminating, 1 is purely periodic, and 2 is eventually periodic. Golfing suggestions welcome. Try it online!

▼Ny9u♀%SR♂b╔2@¿

Ungolfing

      Implicit input [a, b].
▼     Divide a and b by gcd(a,b).
Ny    Get the unique prime divisors of the reduced denominator.
9u    Push 10.
♀%    10 mod every member of uniq_p_d.
SR    Sort the mods and reverse.
♂b    Logical buffer. Converts every (10 % p != 0) to 1, and everything else to 0.
        Meaning if 2 or 5 divided b, they are now 0, and every other prime is now 1.
╔     Uniquify the list.
        If terminating, return [0].
        If purely periodic, return [1].
        If eventually periodic, return [1, 0].
        Else, (if b was 1), return [].
2@¿   Convert from binary to decimal. Return 0, 1, or 2.
      Implicit return.

Actually, 15 bytes

This is based on Dennis' Jelly answer. 0 is terminating, 1 is purely periodic, and 2 is eventually periodic. Golfing suggestions welcome. Try it online!

▼Ny9u♀%SR♂b╔2@¿

Ungolfing

      Implicit input [a, b].
▼     Divide a and b by gcd(a,b).
Ny    Get the unique prime divisors of the reduced denominator.
9u    Push 10.
♀%    10 mod every member of uniq_p_d.
SR    Sort the mods and reverse.
♂b    Logical buffer. Converts every (10 % p != 0) to 1, and everything else to 0.
        Meaning if 2 or 5 divided b, they are now 0, and every other prime is now 1.
╔     Uniquify the list.
        If terminating, return [0].
        If purely periodic, return [1].
        If eventually periodic, return [1, 0].
        Else, (if b was 1), return [].
2@¿   Convert from binary to decimal. Return 0, 1, or 2.
      Implicit return.

Actually, 15 bytes

This is based on Dennis' Jelly answer. 0 is terminating, 1 is purely periodic, and 2 is eventually periodic. Golfing suggestions welcome. Try it online!

▼Ny9u♀%SR♂b╔2@¿

Ungolfing

      Implicit input [a, b].
▼     Divide a and b by gcd(a,b).
Ny    Get the unique prime divisors of the reduced denominator.
9u    Push 10.
♀%    10 mod every member of uniq_p_d.
SR    Sort the mods and reverse.
♂b    Logical buffer. Converts every (10 % p != 0) to 1, and everything else to 0.
        Meaning if 2 or 5 divided b, they are now 0, and every other prime is now 1.
╔     Uniquify the list.
        If terminating, return [0].
        If purely periodic, return [1].
        If eventually periodic, return [1, 0].
        Else, (if b was 1), return [].
2@¿   Convert from binary to decimal. Return 0, 1, or 2.
      Implicit return.
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ActuallyActually, 15 bytes

This is based on Dennis' Jelly answer. 0 is terminating, 1 is purely periodic, and 2 is eventually periodic. Golfing suggestions welcome. Try it online!

▼Ny9u♀%SR♂b╔2@¿

Ungolfing

      Implicit input [a, b].
▼     Divide a and b by gcd(a,b).
Ny    Get the unique prime divisors of the reduced denominator.
9u    Push 10.
♀%    10 mod every member of uniq_p_d.
SR    Sort the mods and reverse.
♂b    Logical buffer. Converts every (10 % p != 0) to 1, and everything else to 0.
        Meaning if 2 or 5 divided b, they are now 0, and every other prime is now 1.
╔     Uniquify the list.
        If terminating, return [0].
        If purely periodic, return [1].
        If eventually periodic, return [1, 0].
        Else, (if b was 1), return [].
2@¿   Convert from binary to decimal. Return 0, 1, or 2.
      Implicit return.

Actually, 15 bytes

This is based on Dennis' Jelly answer. 0 is terminating, 1 is purely periodic, and 2 is eventually periodic. Golfing suggestions welcome. Try it online!

▼Ny9u♀%SR♂b╔2@¿

Ungolfing

      Implicit input [a, b].
▼     Divide a and b by gcd(a,b).
Ny    Get the unique prime divisors of the reduced denominator.
9u    Push 10.
♀%    10 mod every member of uniq_p_d.
SR    Sort the mods and reverse.
♂b    Logical buffer. Converts every (10 % p != 0) to 1, and everything else to 0.
        Meaning if 2 or 5 divided b, they are now 0, and every other prime is now 1.
╔     Uniquify the list.
        If terminating, return [0].
        If purely periodic, return [1].
        If eventually periodic, return [1, 0].
        Else, (if b was 1), return [].
2@¿   Convert from binary to decimal. Return 0, 1, or 2.
      Implicit return.

Actually, 15 bytes

This is based on Dennis' Jelly answer. 0 is terminating, 1 is purely periodic, and 2 is eventually periodic. Golfing suggestions welcome. Try it online!

▼Ny9u♀%SR♂b╔2@¿

Ungolfing

      Implicit input [a, b].
▼     Divide a and b by gcd(a,b).
Ny    Get the unique prime divisors of the reduced denominator.
9u    Push 10.
♀%    10 mod every member of uniq_p_d.
SR    Sort the mods and reverse.
♂b    Logical buffer. Converts every (10 % p != 0) to 1, and everything else to 0.
        Meaning if 2 or 5 divided b, they are now 0, and every other prime is now 1.
╔     Uniquify the list.
        If terminating, return [0].
        If purely periodic, return [1].
        If eventually periodic, return [1, 0].
        Else, (if b was 1), return [].
2@¿   Convert from binary to decimal. Return 0, 1, or 2.
      Implicit return.
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Actually, 15 bytes

This is based on Dennis' Jelly answer. 0 is terminating, 1 is purely periodic, and 2 is eventually periodic. Golfing suggestions welcome. Try it online!

▼Ny9u♀%SR♂b╔2@¿

Ungolfing

      Implicit input [a, b].
▼     Divide a and b by gcd(a,b).
Ny    Get the unique prime divisors of the reduced denominator.
9u    Push 10.
♀%    10 mod every member of uniq_p_d.
SR    Sort the mods and reverse.
♂b    Logical buffer. Converts every (10 % p != 0) to 1, and everything else to 0.
        Meaning if 2 or 5 divided b, they are now 0, and every other prime is now 1.
╔     Uniquify the list.
        If terminating, return [0].
        If purely periodic, return [1].
        If eventually periodic, return [1, 0].
        Else, (if b was 1), return [].
2@¿   Convert from binary to decimal. Return 0, 1, or 2.
      Implicit return.