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### Mtwarden(MultiTenancyWarden) Documentation  
PHC mtwarden-warden gem adds a separate multi-tenant layer that handles all user registrations, multi-tenancy app functions and login through subdomains using Warden authentication gem.  
  
#### Step 1 - Add Mtwarden to your gemfile  
	gem 'mtwarden', '~> 3.0', '>= 3.0.1'
	bundle exec install  
  
#### Step 2 - Add and migrate mtwarden database tables  
	rake railties:install:migrations  
	rake db:migrate  

#### Step 3 - Mount the Engine in your Routes File  
Add this line at the top of the routes.rb file.  
  
	require 'mtwarden/constraints/subdomain_required'  

#### Step 4 - Mount the Engine in your Routes File  
Add this line at the end of the routes.rb file.  
  
	mount Mtwarden::Engine, :at => '/'  
  
#### Step 5 - Constrain the routes you want secured in your routes.rb file.
All the routes you want to have multi-tenancy login functions goes in between the constraints block.  

	constraints(Mtwarden::Constraints::SubdomainRequired) do  
		# Routes Requiring Security & Multi-Tenancy Routes    
	end  

Version data entries

2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
mtwarden-3.0.3	README.md
mtwarden-3.0.2	README.md