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= Muck Blogs
Add a blog to any object.
== Setup
Install the gem:
sudo gem install muck-blogs
Then add it to your environment.rb:
config.gem "muck-blogs", :lib => 'muck_blogs'
Add tasks to your application's Rakefile:
require 'muck_blogs/tasks'
Installing the gem will also install dependencies. Specifically Muck Blogs requires Muck Contents. Be sure
to properly configure your application for Muck Contents - http://github.com/jbasdf/muck_contents/tree/master
== Usage
=== Configuration
Add 'enable_post_activities' to global_config.yml to determine whether or not an activity will be added
after a user contributes a post. This requires that the application be configured to use Muck Activities.
Note that to enable this functionality the content model will need to have
enable_post_activities: true
=== Blog model
Create a model called blog in your project and add the following:
class Blog < ActiveRecord::Base
acts_as_muck_blog
end
This let's you override or add other methods to the blog model that you see fit.
=== Content model
Muck Blogs requires Muck Contents. Be sure to setup Muck Content then add acts_as_muck_post to your Content model:
class Content < ActiveRecord::Base
acts_as_muck_post
# acts_as_activity_source # Include this if you wish to have entries added to activity feeds upon each new post
end
=== Attach blogs to a model:
For a given model add 'has_muck_blog'
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
has_muck_blog
end
For each model that 'has_muck_blog' you will need to setup routing. For a user model this would be:
map.resources :users do |users|
users.resource :blog, :controller => 'muck/blogs' do |blogs|
blogs.resources :posts, :controller => 'muck/posts'
end
end
Copyright (c) 2009 Muck Your App, released under the MIT license
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