Cantango Masquerade

The Masquerade API for CanTango

Status: Dec 8 2011

Initial Gem created

This extension depends on the CanTango core and follows the extension conventions as described there.

These macros add the ability to specify usage of masquerade API using a :masquerade option (true or false)

Masquerader as User example:

```ruby class User tango_user :masquerade end

class Admin tango_user :masquerade end

mike = User.new ‘mike’ admin = Admin.new ‘admin’

admin.masquerade_as mike admin.masquerade? # => true # … admin.stop_masquerade admin.masquerade? # => false ```

Masquerade as Account example:

````ruby class UserAccount tango_account :masquerade end

class AdminAccount tango_account :masquerade end

mike_ac_ = UserAccount.new mike admin_ac_ = Admin.new admin

admin_ac.masquerade_as mike_ac_ admin_ac.masquerade? # => true # … admin_ac.stop_masquerade admin_ac.masquerade? # => false ```

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