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IntercomRails.config do |config| # == Intercom app_id # config.app_id = "<%= @app_id %>" # == Intercom secret key # This is reuqired to enable secure mode, you can find it on your Intercom # "security" configuration page. # <%- if @api_secret -%> config.api_secret = "<%= @api_secret %>" <%- else -%> # config.api_secret = '...' <%- end -%> # == Intercom API Key # This is required for some Intercom rake tasks like importing your users; # you can generate one at https://www.intercom.io/apps/api_keys. # <%- if @api_key -%> config.api_key = "<%= @api_key %>" <%- else -%> # config.api_key = "..." <%- end -%> # == Curent user name # The method/variable that contains the logged in user in your controllers. # If it is `current_user` or `@user`, then you can ignore this # # config.current_user = Proc.new { current_user } # == User model class # The class which defines your user model # # config.user_model = Proc.new { User } # == Inbox # This enables the Intercom inbox which allows your users to read their # past conversations with your app, as well as start new ones. # * :default shows a small tab with a question mark icon on it # * :custom attaches the inbox open event to an anchor with an # id of #Intercom. # # config.inbox = :default # config.inbox = :custom end
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intercom-rails-0.0.9 | lib/rails/generators/intercom/config/intercom.rb.erb |