vline-rails 0.0.6 → 0.0.7

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  # vLineRails Plugin
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- vLineRails is a plugin that allows any Rails app to act as a vLine Identity Provider. Every vLine application instance
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+ vLineRails is a plugin that allows any Rails app to act as a vLine Identity Provider. Every vLine service
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  has at least one registered Identity Provider, which is responsible for authenticating users and providing access to their
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  contact lists and group memberships. The [Identity Provider interface](https://vline.com/developer/docs/identity_providers)
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  is a subset of OAuth 2.0 and OpenSocial 2.5.
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- Learn more about vLine applications at: https://vline.com/developer
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+ Learn more about vLine services at: https://vline.com/developer/
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  ## Before you begin
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  Before installing the plugin, you'll need to:
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- 1. Sign up for a vLine account at https://vline.com
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+ 1. Sign up for a vLine account at https://vline.com.
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- 2. Login to the [Developer Console](https://vline.com/developer) and click `Create Application`
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+ 2. Login to the [Developer Console](https://vline.com/developer/) and click `Create Service`.
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- 3. Choose a name for your application.
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+ 3. Choose a name for your service.
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  ## Testing Locally
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- For the vLine servers to be able to make api calls to your provider, your rails app will need to be running on a
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+ For the vLine servers to be able to make API calls to your provider, your Rails app will need to be running on a
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  publicly accessible server. If your development server is behind a firewall, you can make it publicly accessible
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  with [Forward](http://forwardhq.com):
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  forward 3000
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  If your provider suddenly stops working, check to make sure forward is still running and
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- your server is accessible at the forward url.
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+ your server is accessible at the forward URL.
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  ## Installation (Rails 3.0)
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  1. Generate the provider by running the following command:
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- rails generate vline_provider --app-id=Your-App-Id --provider-secret=Your-App-Secret
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+ rails generate vline_provider --service-id=Your-Service-Id --provider-secret=Your-Service-API-Secret
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  Make note of the `Client Id` and `Client Secret` output by the command.
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- 1. Review the generated VlineProviderController, making any changes necessary to work with your models, authentication
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+ 1. Review the generated `VlineProviderController`, making any changes necessary to work with your models,
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+ authentication framework, and authorization framework.
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  vim app/controllers/vline_controller.rb
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- ## Configure your app
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+ ## Configure your Web Client
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- 1. Open up the vLine Developer Console and choose `Hosted App Settings`.
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+ 1. Open up the [vLine Developer Console](https://vline.com/developer/) and choose `Service Settings`.
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- 1. You'll notice there are default URLs set for images used by the app. You can leave these as-is or change them to
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- 1. Select `Custom OAuth` in the `Authorization` dropdown:
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+ 1. Click the `Edit` button and select `Custom OAuth` in the `Authorization` dropdown:
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  * Add the `Client Id` and `Client Secret` from the `rails generate` command you previously ran.
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  * Set the `Provider URL` to : `https://your-forward-url/_vline/api/v1/`
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  * Set the `OAuth URL` to: `https://your-forward-url/_vline/api/v1/oauth/`
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  ## Usage
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- You can now launch into your vLine application from any view.
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  * It's common to need to test changes before rolling them out directly to your users. We suggest creating two vLine
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- applications, one of which you can use to test out changes before rolling them out to your users (e.g.,
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+ services, one of which you can use to test out changes before rolling them out to your users (e.g.,
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+ `myservice` and `myservice-dev`).
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  Vline.setup do |config|
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- config.app_id = '<%= options.app_id %>'
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+ config.provider_id = '<%= options.service_id %>'
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  config.client_id = '<%= options.client_id %>'
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  # WARNING: Do not check these values into VCS!
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- class_option :app_id, :type => :string, :required => true,
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  class_option :client_id, :type => :string, :default => SecureRandom.urlsafe_base64(32),
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  def self.auth_error_redirect_url(error, state)
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  module Vline
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metadata CHANGED
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: vline-rails
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  version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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- version: 0.0.6
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  prerelease:
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  autorequire:
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  bindir: bin
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  cert_chain: []
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- date: 2013-03-12 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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  dependencies:
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  - !ruby/object:Gem::Dependency
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  name: rails