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class Auth::EndpointsController < Auth::ApplicationController ## responds only to json. ## got to add the thing to subscribe them to a topic as well. include Auth::Concerns::DeviseConcern CONDITIONS_FOR_TOKEN_AUTH = [:create,:update,:destroy,:edit,:new,:index] TCONDITIONS = {:only => CONDITIONS_FOR_TOKEN_AUTH} before_filter :do_before_request , TCONDITIONS before_filter :instantiate_classes before_filter :build_model_from_params before_filter(:only => [:create]){|c| check_for_create(@model)} ## all i have to do now is set the routes ## and this should start saving endpoints automatically as needed. ## so now lets try to make a new endpoint. ## question is that what if that token already exists ? ## so i will do a find_one_and_update. def create or_clause = [] or_clause << { "android_token" => self.android_token } if self.android_token or_clause << { "ios_token" => self.ios_token } if self.ios_token returned_document = @model.class.where({ "$or" => or_clause }).find_one_and_update( { "$set" => self.attributes, }, { :return_document => :after } ) #respond_to do |format| # format.json {render json: returned_document.to_json, status: returned_document} #end end def permitted_params params.require(:endpoint).permit(:android_token,:ios_token) end end
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