# The +ControllerAdditions+ module, when included into a controller, adds an +before_action+ # callback (named +set_stamper+) and an +after_action+ callback (named +reset_stamper+). These # methods assume a couple of things, but can be re-implemented in your controller to better suit # your application. # # See the documentation for `set_stamper` and `reset_stamper` for specific implementation details. module ActiveRecord::Userstamp::ControllerAdditions extend ActiveSupport::Concern included do around_action :with_stamper end private # This {#with_stamper} method sets the stamper for the duration of the action. This ensures # that exceptions raised within the controller action would properly restore the previous stamper. # # TODO: Remove set_stamper/reset_stamper def with_stamper set_stamper yield ensure reset_stamper end # The {#set_stamper} method as implemented here assumes a couple of things. First, that you are # using a +User+ model as the stamper and second that your controller has a +current_user+ # method that contains the currently logged in stamper. If either of these are not the case in # your application you will want to manually add your own implementation of this method to the # private section of your +ApplicationController+ def set_stamper @_userstamp_stamper = ActiveRecord::Userstamp.config.default_stamper_class.stamper ActiveRecord::Userstamp.config.default_stamper_class.stamper = current_user end # The {#reset_stamper} method as implemented here assumes that a +User+ model is being used as # the stamper. If this is not the case then you will need to manually add your own # implementation of this method to the private section of your +ApplicationController+ def reset_stamper ActiveRecord::Userstamp.config.default_stamper_class.stamper = @_userstamp_stamper @_userstamp_stamper = nil end end if defined?(ActionController) ActionController::Base.class_eval do include ActiveRecord::Userstamp::ControllerAdditions end end