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= Avatars For Rails Avatars For Rails is a integral solution to provide a model with avatar support. It includes a database migration and views with jquery.fileupload and jquery.jcrop It relies on paperclip and imagemagick = Installation Add to your Gemfile: gem 'avatars_for_rails' and run: bundle update Then, if you have a class named actor and you want it to have avatars, run: rails generate avatars_for_rails:install user This will generate the following: * A initializer file with configuration for avatars_for_rails. * A migration providing the database schema for using avatars_for_rails with the actor class. Do not forget to migrate your database rake db:migrate In your model, you must include: class User < ActiveRecord::Base acts_as_avatarable end For rendering the new avatar form: <%= render partial: 'avatars/form', object: @user, as: :avatarable %> You must include the javascript and css files //= require avatars_for_rails If you want to get an actor's avatar you can do: user.logo For rendering an image_tag for an user's avatar: <%= image_tag(user.logo.url(:style) ) %>
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avatars_for_rails-1.1.4 | README.rdoc |
avatars_for_rails-1.1.3 | README.rdoc |
avatars_for_rails-1.1.2 | README.rdoc |