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Cream Rails 3 demo application

This app demonstrates how to configure a Rails 3 app with Cream.

Create Rails 3 app without Active Record

  $ rails new cream_app —skip-activerecord  
  $ cd cream_app

Install Cream

Insert into Gemfile



  gem ‘cream’

Also remove gem ‘sqlite3-ruby’

Install using bundler

  $ bundle install

A set of gems related to Cream are installed…

  Using cancan (1.4.1)
  Using cancan-permits (0.3.6)
  Using cancan-rest-links (0.2.0)
  Using devise (1.1.5) 
  Using devise-links (0.2.1)
  Using cream (0.7.6)

  $ rails g

Now we have a lot of interesting generators at our disposal related to Cream

Cancan:
  cancan:config
  cancan:license
  cancan:licenses
  cancan:permit
  cancan:permits
  cancan:restlinks
Cream:
  cream:app
  cream:full_config
Devise:
  devise
  devise:config
  devise:install
  devise:links
  devise:users
  devise:views
Mongoid:
  mongoid:devise
Permits:
  permits:config
Roles:
  roles:config

Check the run options for the main generator

Check out the options available when running the cream:full_config generator

  $ rails generate full_config -h

The —orm and —strategy options are essential.

Do a Full Cream configuration of the app

The following will set up the app using:

a simple role_string role strategy (role attribute of type String on the User model)
mongoid as the ORM
create a devise Admin user that inherits from User

  $ rails g cream:full_config --orm mongo_mapper --strategy role_string --admin-user

Start the server

Ready to rock!

  $ rails server

From here on, read the README of the individual subproject that Cream consists of, such as devise, cancan, cancan-permits and so on to enhance this application.

Note: Currently there are no devise routes in this app!?

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