simple_auth 0.1.2 → 0.1.3
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data/README.markdown
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You can restrict access by using 2 macros:
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class SignupController < ApplicationController
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redirect_logged_user :to => "/"
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end
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Here's some usage examples:
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redirect_logged_user :to => proc { login_path }
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redirect_logged_user :to => {:controller => "dashboard"}
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redirect_logged_user :only => [:index], :to => login_path
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redirect_logged_user :except => [:public], :to => login_path
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To require a logged user, use the `require_logged_user` macro:
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class DashboardController < ApplicationController
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require_logged_user :to => proc { login_path }
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end
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Here's some usage examples:
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require_logged_user :to => proc { login_path }
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require_logged_user :to => {:controller => "session", :action => "new"}
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require_logged_user :only => [:index], :to => login_path
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require_logged_user :except => [:public], :to => login_path
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You can skip the `:to` option if you set it globally on your initializer:
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SimpleAuth::Config.redirect_to = {:controller => "session", :action => "new"}
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SimpleAuth::Config.redirect_to = proc { login_path }
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There are some helpers:
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logged_in? # controller & views
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data/init.rb
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data/lib/simple_auth/version.rb
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data/simple_auth.gemspec
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