twitter-login 0.4.2 → 0.4.3

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  Drop-in login functionality for your webapp
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  ===========================================
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- Drop this Rack middleware in your web application to enable user logins through Twitter.
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+ Mount this Rack endpoint in your web application to enable user logins through Twitter.
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  How to use
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  URL"</i> since the real callback URL is provided dynamically, anyway. Note down your
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  OAuth consumer key and secret.
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- Next, install this library:
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- [sudo] gem install twitter-login
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  You have to require 'twitter/login' in your app. If you're using Bundler:
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  ## Gemfile
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- clear_sources
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- source 'http://gemcutter.org'
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- gem 'twitter-login', :require_as => 'twitter/login'
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- Now configure your app to use the middleware. This might be different across web
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- frameworks. For Sinatra this would be:
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+ gem 'twitter-login', '~> 0.4.1', :require => 'twitter/login'
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- ## Sinatra
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- enable :sessions
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- use Twitter::Login, :consumer_key => 'KEY', :secret => 'SECRET'
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- helpers Twitter::Login::Helpers
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+ Now mount the Rack endpoint in your application. In **Rails 3** this would be:
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- In Rails:
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- ## Rails
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- # Gemfile (if using Bundler)
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- gem 'twitter-login', '~> 0.2.1', :require => 'twitter/login'
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+ ## application.rb:
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+ config.twitter_login = Twitter::Login.new \
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+ :consumer_key => 'CONSUMER_KEY', :secret => 'SECRET'
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+ ## routes.rb
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+ twitter = YourApp::Application.config.twitter_login
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+ twitter_endpoint = twitter.login_handler(:return_to => '/')
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- # environment.rb:
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- # (config.gem only in case you're not using Bundler)
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- config.gem 'twitter-login', :version => '~> 0.2.1', :lib => 'twitter/login'
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- config.middleware.use 'Twitter::Login', :consumer_key => 'KEY', :secret => 'SECRET'
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+ mount twitter_endpoint => 'login', :as => :login
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- # application_controller.rb
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+ ## application_controller.rb
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  include Twitter::Login::Helpers
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+ def logged_in?
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+ !!session[:twitter_user]
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+ end
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+ helper_method :logged_in?
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  Fill in the `:consumer_key`, `:secret` placeholders with real values. You're done.
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+ It is less trivial to mount a Rack endpoint in **Rails 2** or Sinatra.
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+ This library was once Rack *middleware*, and if you prefer to use that, install the 0.3.x
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+ version and [check out the "middleware-0.3" branch][middleware].
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  What it does
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  ------------
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- This middleware handles GET requests to "/login" resource of your app. Make a login
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- link that points to "/login" and you're all set to receive logins from Twitter.
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- The user will first be redirected to Twitter to approve your application. After that he
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- or she is redirected back to "/login" with an OAuth verifier GET parameter. The
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- middleware then identifies the authenticating user, saves this info to session and
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- redirects to the root of your website.
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+ The user will first get redirected to Twitter to approve your application. After that he
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+ or she is redirected back to your app with an OAuth verifier GET parameter. Then, the
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+ authenticating user is identified, this info is saved to session and the user is sent back
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+ to the root path of your website.
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  Configuration
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  -------------
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- Available options for `Twitter::Login` middleware are:
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  * `:consumer_key` -- OAuth consumer key *(required)*
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  * `:secret` -- OAuth secret *(required)*
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- * `:login_path` -- where user goes to login (default: "/login")
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+ * `:site` -- the API endpoint that is used (default: "http://api.twitter.com")
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  know whether there is a currently logged-in user. Access user data like `twitter_user.screen_name`
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  * `twitter_logout` -- Erases info about Twitter login from session, effectively logging-out the Twitter user
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- * `twitter_client` (Twitter::Base) -- An OAuth consumer client from ["twitter" gem][gem].
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- With it you can query anything on behalf of authenticated user, e.g. `twitter_client.friends_timeline`
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+ * `twitter_client` (OAuth::AccessToken) -- A consumer token able to query the API, e.g. `twitter_client.get('/1/path')`
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  [register]: http://twitter.com/apps/new
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- [gem]: http://rdoc.info/projects/jnunemaker/twitter
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+ [middleware]: https://github.com/mislav/twitter-login/tree/middleware-0.3#readme
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metadata CHANGED
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  name: twitter-login
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- version: 0.4.2
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - "Mislav Marohni\xC4\x87"
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  type: :development
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- description: Rack middleware for Sinatra, Rails, and other web frameworks that provides user login functionality through Twitter.
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+ description:
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  email: mislav.marohnic@gmail.com
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  signing_key:
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  specification_version: 3
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- summary: Rack middleware to provide login functionality through Twitter
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+ summary: Rack endpoint to provide login with Twitter functionality
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  test_files: []
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