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=Lolita

Content management system that works with rails.
==Demo
See the demo page at Demo[http://lolita-demo.ithouse.lv]

==Installation

First install Lolita gem
  sudo gem install lolita

Then go to your rails project and 
 rails g lolita:install

That will create initializer and copy all assets.
Also it will call <em>install</em> on all added modules to lolita. 
So if you in Gemfile have following
  gem "lolita"
  gem "lolita-file-upload"
It will also call <i>lolita_file_upload:install</i>.
==Usage
 
To make your model use Lolita do like this
  class Post < ActiveRecord::Base
    include Lolita::Configuration
    lolita
  end
Then in routes.rb file make resources accessable for lolita with  
  lolita_for :posts
This will make routes like
  /lolita/posts
  /lolita/posts/1/edit
  /lolita/posts/new
===Add authorization to Lolita

Easiest way to add authentication is with Devise. First install Devise as gem, than add to it your project.
Make Devise model, lets say, User. After that add these lines in <i>/config/initializers/lolita.rb</i>
  config.user_classes << User
  config.authentication = :authenticate_user!
This will make before each Lolita requests call before filter, that than will call <em>authenticate_user!</em>
that is Devise method for authenticating user. Without it Lolita will be acessable for everyone.
You can also add any other authentication method like
  config.authentication = :authenticate_admin
And than put this method for common use in <em>ApplicationController</em> or in some other place that is accessable
to all controllers.
===Using newer version of Lolita

If you decide to use some newer version, you most likely should copy new assets to your project. 
This can be done with
  rails g lolita:assets

Version data entries

1 entries across 1 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
lolita-3.1.0	README.rdoc