Class: Janus::SessionsController
- Inherits:
-
ApplicationController
- Object
- ApplicationController
- Janus::SessionsController
- Includes:
- InternalHelpers
- Defined in:
- lib/janus/controllers/sessions_controller.rb
Overview
This controller is responsible for creating and destroying user sessions.
The creation uses the DatabaseAuthenticatable strategy, while the destruction simply destroys any session, whatever strategy it was created with. Janus hooks will be called, allowing to destroy any Rememberable cookies as well as any user defined behavior.
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #add_remote_authentication_key(return_to, user) ⇒ Object
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#after_sign_in_url(user) ⇒ Object
An overridable method that returns the default path to return the just signed in user to.
-
#after_sign_out_url(scope) ⇒ Object
An overridable method that returns the default path to return the just signed out user to.
- #create ⇒ Object
- #destroy ⇒ Object
-
#never_return_to(scope) ⇒ Object
Returns an Array of URL that we shouldn’t automatically return to.
- #new ⇒ Object
-
#redirect_after_sign_in(user) ⇒ Object
Either redirects the user to after_sign_in_url or to
params[:return_to]. -
#valid_host?(host) ⇒ Boolean
Returns true if host is request.host.
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#valid_remote_host?(host) ⇒ Boolean
Must return true if host is known and we allow to redirect the user with an auth_token.
Methods included from InternalHelpers
#authenticate!, #janus_scope, #mailer_class, #resource, #resource=, #resource_authentication_params, #resource_class, #resource_name, #respond_with_failure, #respond_with_success
Instance Method Details
#add_remote_authentication_key(return_to, user) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/janus/controllers/sessions_controller.rb', line 126 def add_remote_authentication_key(return_to, user) query = return_to.query_values || {} return_to.query_values = query.merge( user.class.remote_authentication_key => user.generate_remote_token! ) end |
#after_sign_in_url(user) ⇒ Object
An overridable method that returns the default path to return the just signed in user to. Defaults to return the user object, which will be interpreted by rails as ‘user_path(user)`.
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# File 'lib/janus/controllers/sessions_controller.rb', line 45 def after_sign_in_url(user) user end |
#after_sign_out_url(scope) ⇒ Object
An overridable method that returns the default path to return the just signed out user to. Defaults to ‘root_url`.
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# File 'lib/janus/controllers/sessions_controller.rb', line 51 def after_sign_out_url(scope) root_url end |
#create ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/janus/controllers/sessions_controller.rb', line 28 def create if valid_resource? janus.login(resource, :scope => janus_scope, :rememberable => params[:remember_me]) respond_with_success { redirect_after_sign_in(resource) } else respond_with_failure :not_found, :status => :unauthorized end end |
#destroy ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/janus/controllers/sessions_controller.rb', line 37 def destroy janus.logout(janus_scope) respond_with_success { redirect_to after_sign_out_url(janus_scope) } end |
#never_return_to(scope) ⇒ Object
Returns an Array of URL that we shouldn’t automatically return to. It actually returns URL to prevent infinite loops. We must for instance never return to new_sesssion_path.
If you ever need to override this method, don’t forget to call ‘super`. For instance:
def never_return_to(scope)
super + [ my_peculiar_path, another_path ]
end
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# File 'lib/janus/controllers/sessions_controller.rb', line 84 def never_return_to(scope) scope = Janus.scope_for(scope) list = [new_session_path(scope)] begin list + [ destroy_session_path(scope), new_password_path(scope), edit_password_path(scope) ] rescue NoMethodError list end end |
#new ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/janus/controllers/sessions_controller.rb', line 17 def new params[:return_to] ||= request.env["HTTP_REFERER"] if signed_in?(janus_scope) redirect_after_sign_in(send("current_#{janus_scope}")) else self.resource = resource_class.new respond_with(resource) end end |
#redirect_after_sign_in(user) ⇒ Object
Either redirects the user to after_sign_in_url or to params[:return_to].
If <tt>params is an absolute URL, and not just a path, valid_remote_host? will be invoked to check wether we should redirect to this URL or not, in order to secure auth tokens for RemoteAuthenticatable to leak into the wild.
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# File 'lib/janus/controllers/sessions_controller.rb', line 105 def redirect_after_sign_in(user) if params[:return_to].present? return_to = Addressable::URI.parse(params[:return_to]) unless never_return_to(user).include?(return_to.path) # path or same host redirection if valid_host?(return_to.host || request.host) redirect_to params[:return_to] and return end # external host redirection if valid_remote_host?(return_to.host) add_remote_authentication_key(return_to, user) if user.class.include?(Janus::Models::RemoteAuthenticatable) redirect_to return_to.to_s and return end end end redirect_to after_sign_in_url(user) end |
#valid_host?(host) ⇒ Boolean
Returns true if host is request.host. You may want to overwrite this method to check if a user can access the current host and return false otherwise.
For instance when a user signed in from a subdomain she can’t access, and you want to redirect her to another subdomain.
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# File 'lib/janus/controllers/sessions_controller.rb', line 60 def valid_host?(host) host == request.host end |
#valid_remote_host?(host) ⇒ Boolean
Must return true if host is known and we allow to redirect the user with an auth_token.
Warning: must be overwritten by child classes because it always returns false by default!
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# File 'lib/janus/controllers/sessions_controller.rb', line 69 def valid_remote_host?(host) false end |