Class: Auth::ProfilesController

Inherits:
ApplicationController show all
Includes:
Concerns::DeviseConcern, Concerns::TokenConcern
Defined in:
app/controllers/auth/profiles_controller.rb

Constant Summary collapse

CONDITIONS_FOR_TOKEN_AUTH = 
[:get_user_id,:show,:update,:set_proxy_resource, :edit]
TCONDITIONS = 
{:only => CONDITIONS_FOR_TOKEN_AUTH}

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods inherited from ApplicationController

#authenticate_resource!, #build_model_from_params, #check_for_create, #check_for_destroy, #check_for_update, #from_bson, #from_view, #get_model_class_name, #instantiate_classes, #not_found

Instance Method Details

#credential_exists ⇒ Object

@used_in: email check if already exists. this method is only usable through web. not available currently for api use.



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# File 'app/controllers/auth/profiles_controller.rb', line 116

def credential_exists
	filt = permitted_params
	resource = get_model(filt["resource"])
	is_valid = false
	if resource
		conditions = resource.credential_exists(filt)
		is_valid = (resource.or(*conditions).count == 0)
	end
	respond_to do |format|
	  format.json { render json: {"is_valid" => is_valid} }
	end
end

#get_user_id ⇒ Object

here the idea is to just return the current_signed_in_resource’s id. it doesn’t have anything to do with the profiel since no id is sent into the params, so profile_resource will never be found.



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# File 'app/controllers/auth/profiles_controller.rb', line 80

def get_user_id
	res = current_signed_in_resource
	res.m_client = self.m_client
	respond_with current_signed_in_resource do |format|
		format.json {render json: current_signed_in_resource.as_json({:show_id => true})}
	end
end

#initialize_vars ⇒ Object 



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# File 'app/controllers/auth/profiles_controller.rb', line 16

def initialize_vars
	
	@resource_params = {}
	@profile_resource = nil
	@all_params = permitted_params
	
  	if collection = @all_params[:resource]
  		
  		if Auth.configuration.auth_resources[collection.singularize.capitalize]

  			@resource_class = collection.singularize.capitalize.constantize
  			
  			@resource_symbol = collection.singularize.to_sym
  			
  			@resource_params = @all_params.fetch(@resource_symbol,{})
  			
  			@profile_resource = @all_params[:id] ? @resource_class.find_resource(@all_params[:id],current_signed_in_resource) : @resource_class.new(@resource_params)
  		end
  	end	    
end

#set_proxy_resource ⇒ Object

THIS IS HOW YOU SET A PROXY USER AS AN ADMIN. this method takes an id. it also needs current signed in user to be an admin. it basically takes the @profile_resource then it shoves it into the session as proxy_resource_id and proxy_resource_class then it returns the profile_resource. it responds only to js it is meant to be used only for setting the proxied user by an admin in the web application. expect the params to contain params and params



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# File 'app/controllers/auth/profiles_controller.rb', line 98

def set_proxy_resource
	not_found("that user doesn't exist") unless @profile_resource
	if params[:unset_proxy]
		## this unsets the proxy user.
		session[:proxy_resource_id] = nil
		session[:proxy_resource_class] = nil
	else
		session[:proxy_resource_id] = @profile_resource.id.to_s
		session[:proxy_resource_class] = @profile_resource.class.name.to_s
	end
end

#show ⇒ Object

this method needs token authentication, or for the user to be authenticated. this method also needs an :id, hence the profile_resource is returned. so what if i sign in as one user,and send in the id of another user?, no because we use the find_resource method, which also considers the current_signed_in_Resource. now suppose we need to change something, so in show profiles, we will give this method, in the view, to update a signature



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# File 'app/controllers/auth/profiles_controller.rb', line 42

def show
	@profile_resource
end

#update ⇒ Object

this method needs the token authentication and an :id, hence the profile resource is updated. expected params hash: => “users”, :user => {:admin,:request_send_reset_password_link, :id}



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# File 'app/controllers/auth/profiles_controller.rb', line 50

def update

	#puts "the profile resource is:"
	#puts @profile_resource.to_s

	check_for_update(@profile_resource)
	
	#puts "going to assing attributes."
	#puts "resource params are: #{}"
	@profile_resource.assign_attributes(@resource_params)

	@profile_resource.m_client = self.m_client
	
	
	respond_to do |format|
 		  if @profile_resource.save
 		  	  flash[:notice] = "Success"
  		  format.json {head :no_content}
  		  format.html {redirect_to profile_path({:id => @profile_resource.id.to_s, :resource => @profile_resource.class.name.pluralize.downcase.to_s})}
 		  else
 		  	  flash[:notice] = "Failed"
 		  	  format.json {render :json => @profile_resource.errors, :status => :unprocessable_entity}
 		  	  format.html {redirect_to profile_path({:id => @profile_resource.id.to_s, :resource => @profile_resource.class.name.pluralize.downcase.to_s})}
 		  end
 		end
end