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# CustomerVault

## Install

First step is to add CustomerVault to  `Gemfile` :

```ruby
gem "customer_vault"
```

and install it :

```bash
bundle install
````

Then, you need mount it in  `config/routes.rb` :

```ruby
mount Dorsale::Engine,       at: "/dorsale"
mount CustomerVault::Engine, at: "/customer_vault"
```

CustomerVault depends on Dorsale, so you need to mount it too.

After mount, you need to import and run CustomerVault (and it's dependencies) migrations :

```bash
rake railties:install:migrations
rake db:migrate
```

You have to perform this operation after each CustomerVault update to import eventual new migrations.

You now need to import JS and CSS files in `app/assets/javascripts/application.js` :

```
//= require dorsale/all
//= require customer_vault/all
```

And in  `app/assets/stylesheets/application.sass` :

```
@import dorsale/all
@import customer_vault/all
```

Now, CustomerVault works but is not secure. CustomerVault has a permissive `CustomerVault::Ability` class (CanCan gem) that does not control any access. You need to change the default `Ability` to use :

Create this `app/controllers/customer_vault/application_controller.rb` file :

```ruby
require_dependency CustomerVault::Engine.root.join("app/controllers/customer_vault/application_controller.rb")

module CustomerVault
  class ApplicationController
    def current_ability
      @current_ability ||= ::Ability.new(current_user)
    end
  end
end
```

And you just have to complete your existing `Ability.rb` using CustomerVault `Ability` as example.

Version data entries

4 entries across 4 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
customer_vault-1.3.2	README.md
customer_vault-1.3.1	README.md
customer_vault-1.3.0	README.md
customer_vault-1.2.10	README.md