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module Fae
  module AuthorizationConcern
    extend ActiveSupport::Concern
    module ClassMethods

      # Use the access_map to define any controllers that need any special authorization
      # Fae comes with three default roles:
      # - super admin: CRUD all objects, INCLUDING users and root settings
      # - admin: CRUD all objects, INCLUDING users and EXCLUDING root settings
      # - users: CRUD all objects, EXCLUDING users and root settings

      # each item should have a string key of the plural controller name and
      # an array of role names for the value
      # use "content_blocks/#{page_name}" for content blocks

      # example:
      # {
      #  'people' => ['super admin', 'admin'],
      #  'content_blocks/about_us' => ['super admin']
      # }
      def access_map
        {
          'people' => ['super admin', 'admin', 'user'],
          'locations' => ['super admin', 'admin'],
          'validation_testers' => ['super admin', 'admin'],
          'releases' => ['super admin', 'admin'],
          'beers' => ['super admin', 'admin'],
          'selling_points' => ['super admin', 'admin'],
          'jerseys' => ['super admin', 'admin'],
          'content_blocks/about_us' => ['super admin']
        }
      end

    end
  end
end

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fae-rails-1.6.0	spec/dummy/app/models/concerns/fae/authorization_concern.rb