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# Usage The only think you have to do is mark models to be one of part of Monarchy. You can use 2 available markers: 1. `acts_as_user` 2. `acts_as_resource` ## Acts as user For your current `User` model or freshly generated one, add or check if exist, `acts_as_user`. ``` ruby class User < ActiveRecord::Base acts_as_user end ``` > Check documentation of [Acts as user] (https://github.com/Exelord/Monarchy/wiki/Acts-as-user) ## Acts as resource For all models that you want to be accessible for users add `acts_as_resource`. > Check documentation of [Acts as resource] (https://github.com/Exelord/Monarchy/wiki/Acts-as-resource)
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