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# CurrentUser Dev phase auth for Rails. ## What it is * A simple authentication gem for the development (pre-production) phase * Familiar rails conventions: #current_user, #signed_in? * A minimalistic signin page with a list of all available users (just click on a user and you will be logged in under the user) * An opportunity to replace it with one of the mature solution (assuming Devise) ## What it is not * An authentication solution for the production phase of the application lifecycle * An authorization gem (although in the future it might get some authorization features to mimic Devise) ## Getting started CurrentUser works with Rails 3.2. Add to your Gemfile: ```ruby gem 'current_user', :git => 'git://github.com/MitinPavel/current_user.git' ``` Install it using bundler: ```console bundle install ``` __Note__: CurrentUser assumes your application already has a few users. So if the assumption is false, create User active record class AND/OR add several users to the database. Run the generator: ```console rails generate current_user:install ``` The generator: * creates a file with a unique authentication key for your application * creates an initializer * inject routing to your application * show README Specify root in `config/routes.rb`: ```ruby root :to => 'dashboards#show' ``` Add before filter to `app/controllers/application_controller.rb`: ```ruby before_filter :authenticate_user! ``` Try to visit one of protected pages of your application (for example root). You will see "Unauthorized" error page. Run a rake task what shows a path to your sign in page: ```console rake current_user:sign_in_path ``` Visit your sign in page. You will see a list of users of your application. Click on a user and the link will take you to the root page of the application. Congratulations. Your application has a simple authentication solution. ## License It uses MIT license. See MIT-LICENSE file in the root directory.
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