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Some setup you must do manually if you haven't yet:

1. configure your User model (mongo_mapper example):

    class User
      ...
      key :auth_keys, Array

      def self.authenticate(fields)
        auth_key = "#{fields["provider"]}_#{fields["uid"]}"
        user = User.first(:auth_keys => auth_key)
        if user.nil?
          user = User.new(:auth_keys => [auth_key])
          user.send(:auth_fields=, fields["user_info"])
          user.save!
        end

        user
      end

      def connect(fields)
        auth_key = "#{fields["provider"]}_#{fields["uid"]}"
        user = User.first(:auth_keys => auth_key, :select => [:id])
        if user.present? && user.id != self.id
          user.destroy if merge_account(user)
        end

        self.push_uniq(:auth_keys => auth_key)
      end

      def merge_account(other_user)
        # return true to delete the old user
        true
      end

      def auth_fields=(info)
        Rails.logger.info "FIELDS: #{info.inspect}"
        info.each_pair do |k, v|
          self[k] = v
        end
      end
    end

2. configure the service keys at config/auth_providers.yml


Default routes:
  /sessions/sign_in
  /sessions/sign_out

you can override them using the following routes:
  match "/login" => "multiauth/sessions#new", :as => :new_session
  match "/logout" => "multiauth/sessions#destroy", :method => :get, :as => :destroy_session


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Version data entries

3 entries across 3 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
multiauth-0.2.5	lib/generators/templates/README
multiauth-0.2.2	lib/generators/templates/README
multiauth-0.2.1	lib/generators/templates/README