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Refinerycms-Vimeo-Videos
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This gem makes it easy for refinerycms sites to add vimeo videos to models. It is still in a very experimental phase of development, but already used in production. Use only if you are sure about what the code does.
Setup and Authorization
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Add the gem to your Gemfile and bundle install it
gem 'refinerycms-vimeo-videos'
Run the generator and migrate your database
rails generate refinerycms_vimeo_videos
rake db:migrate
Create an api-application for your vimeo account under http://vimeo.com/api/applications with a callback url of
http://yourapp.com/refinery/vimeo_videos/callback
Copy/paste the consumer\_key and consumer\_secret of your vimeo api-application to the related Refinery Settings (:vimeo\_consumer\_key and :vimeo\_consumer\_secret). Then access the following url:
http://yourapp.com/refinery/vimeo_videos/authorization
After this, your app should be setup to use your vimeo account.
Adding a vimeo video
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Add a field to the table:
add_column :projects, :test_video_id, :string
Call _vimeo\_video_ in your model with the corresponding field as attribute:
vimeo_video :test_video
In your _form.html.erb insert this:
<div class='field'>
<%= f.label "Test Video" -%>
<%= render :partial => "/shared/admin/vimeo_picker", :locals => {
:f => f,
:field => :test_video_id,
:vimeo_video => @project.test_video
} %>
</div>
Now embed the video (with a width of 750px):
<%= @project.test_video.embed '750' -%>
Invalidating Caches
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If you need to invalidate the whole cache, simply call delete\_all on VimeoEmbedCache and VimeoMetaCache.
In case you want to just pull in changes, you can do:
VimeoEmbedCache.update_cache
VimeoMetaCache.update_cache
TODO
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Alot!
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