This a drop-in engine to integrate amcoid(https://github.com/amco/amcoid) to amco apps

This gem exposes a route to the main app which can be used with:

= link_to amco_cas.logout_path, method: :delete

the following before actions

before_action :filter_amco_id, :require_user

are hooked into the ApplicationController to control access to the app

Add this line to your rails pplication's Gemfile:

gem 'rubycas-client-rails', git: 'https://github.com/amco/rubycas-client-rails', branch: '0.1'
gem 'amco-cas'

note: The 'rubycas-client-rails' gem has to be added to the host application since it's not published to rubygems it's not possible to use it inside the amco-cas engine gemspec

And then execute:

$ bundle install

Mount the engine in your application routes.rb file with:

mount Amco::Cas::Engine, at: 'amco_cas'

You will need to provide default values for the underlying RubyCas gem, this can be done in you application.rb file with:

config.before_initialize do
  config.rubycas.cas_base_url = ::Settings.amco_id.cas_base_url
  config.rubycas.enable_single_sign_out = ::Settings.amco_id.enable_single_sign_out
  config.rubycas.ticket_store = Amco::Cas::RedisTicketStore
  config.rubycas.username_session_key = ::Settings.amco_id.username_session_key.to_sym
  Amco::Cas.settings_class_name = 'YourAppSettings'
  Amco::Cas.config(config.rubycas)
end

you should add the following snippet to expose the current_user method from the engine

helper_method :current_user

to override or decorate the current user object you can do the following in you application_controller :

def current_user
  OpenStruct.new(user: super, context: { role: 'av_admin' } )
end

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.