On Wednesday, 3 September 2014 14:41:30 UTC-4, Sander Obdeijn wrote:
Hi all, i'm building my first project in RoR. And i'm now looking into
authentication. A lot of the posts online recommended devise so i'm looking
into that.
I require authentication in a html website and a json api and
On Wednesday, 3 September 2014 11:07:53 UTC-4, Ruby-Forum.com User wrote:
I'm trying to set up a route to redirect to my monit interface, but I'm
not sure how to do it. what I'd like is my https://domain.com:3000/monit
to redirect to http://domain.com:2812 .
I tried:
get /monit =
I think you can implement that yourself along with Devise. Since you get so
much with devise I would do that if it were me.
last time I discussed this with business people, the need for the token auth
outweighed the security considerations. We ameliorated this by 1) Making the
token expire
Hi all,
Say I have an article class that has one main tag, but can also be
associated with multiple secondary tags. Something like schema listed
below. How can I implement the scope method below?
Basically I want one method where I can return ALL articles related to a
tag, regardless of
On 4 September 2014 18:45, Michael Bostler li...@ruby-forum.com wrote:
Hi all,
Say I have an article class that has one main tag, but can also be
associated with multiple secondary tags. Something like schema listed
below. How can I implement the scope method below?
Basically I want one
Yes, I'd agree with what Colin wrote.
Generally when you try to have one thing join via a join table ( has many
through) and the same set of data also join via a belongs_to you get headaches
because you're going a bit against the grain of AR.
You could still implement top-level methods to do
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I'm looking a the gem, but i can't find how to request a token after you
have implemented it. Is there more documention about using the token
authentication?
Op donderdag 4 september 2014 17:20:05 UTC+2 schreef Jason FB:
I think
Sander, devise( https://github.com/plataformatec/devise ) + doorkeeper(
https://github.com/doorkeeper-gem/doorkeeper ) may work well for your case.
Doorkeeper is based on OAuth specs which is pretty solid for token based
auth. A google search involving both the gems would give you enough
material
Hi Colin,
Thanks for your answer,
The variable @session is a variable I created to store the user id of a
user when the user logs in.
The second controller checks the variable for knowing whether a user is
logged in. The idea is the @session variable to be a global variable of
the
On 4 September 2014 21:38, António ajd...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Colin,
Thanks for your answer,
The variable @session is a variable I created to store the user id of a
user when the user logs in.
The second controller checks the variable for knowing whether a user is
logged in. The idea
I see what you mean. Very very helpful. Thanks both so much for the
timely reply!
I think I will go with what you are suggesting and use the boolean flag
on the join table.
Still open to other answers if there are any for sake of curiosity, and
I will add comment if I come across anything
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