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bundle install | bundle install | ||
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4. Run the | 4. Run the <code>devise:install</code> and <code>devise User</code> generators to generate the User model, controller and views | ||
rails generate devise:install | rails generate devise:install | ||
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6. Migrate the database to create User table in the database | 6. Migrate the database to create User table in the database | ||
rake db:migrate | rake db:migrate | ||
=== Creating an OAuth Consumer === | === Creating an OAuth Consumer === |
Revision as of 23:07, 14 September 2013
Using secure API authorization via OAuth
OAuth is the de facto standard authentication mechanism used by prominent websites like Facebook and Twitter. This wiki discusses Ruby support for OAuth and highlight using examples.
Introduction to OAuth
OAuth in Ruby
Creating an OAuth Provider
1. Create a Rails application
rails new OAuthProviderApp
2. Add devise
and oauth-plugin
gems to your Gemfile
gem 'devise' gem 'oauth-plugin'
3. Run bundle install
to install the Gems
bundle install
4. Run the devise:install
and devise User
generators to generate the User model, controller and views
rails generate devise:install rails generate devise User
The above commands generates the migration and model for User
.
5. Run the oauth_provider
generator
rails generate oauth_provider
This will generate the migrations, models, controllers, views and routes for the following:
- OAuthToken or AccessToken - The token used to associate the request with the resource owner.
- ClientApplication - Client application that needs access to the services offered by the Server on behalf of the Resource owner
- OAuthNonce - Used for verifying requests from the client
6. Migrate the database to create User table in the database
rake db:migrate
Creating an OAuth Consumer
- Step 1
- Step 2
- Step 3