chaps-io/access-granted

Tutorial for beginners

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Are you considering to create a tutorial for beginners ? I mean sth which will show how to start or example based on simple rails application. I asked because doc, wiki is poor.

janko commented

Yeah, I think it would be great to include in the README how a class with AccessGranted::Policy included is used, i.e. what are the main methods you can use.

@janko-m it was long overdue and I'm working on it today :) Brand new README is in the works, because the current one is lacking a lot.

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yeah that would be nice. just wanted to replace cancan with access-granted but i got this error already uninitialized constant AccessGranted::Policy. i just wanted to look into the code but if the new readme is in the make then i just wait a bit. thanks for that

@christianonrails yeah that was an unrelated issue, I released a 0.1.1 version which addresses that :)

And I'll ping everyone in this thread after pushing the latest docs, thanks for your patience :)

janko commented

No problem, thanks for a framework-agnostic authorization and activesupport-free gem, that is really important for me :)

@mtczerwinski @janko-m @christianonrails @CyberStrike I completely redid the Usage section in README!

https://github.com/chaps-io/access-granted#usage

Do check it out and I'd love some feedback if it's easy to follow :)

No problem, thanks for a framework-agnostic authorization and activesupport-free gem, that is really important for me :)

Yeah, it has absolutely no runtime dependencies, which was my goal :)

i implemented it already. all good. thx a lot
Piotr Okoński notifications@github.com schrieb am Fr., 31. Juli 2015 um
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@mtczerwinski https://github.com/mtczerwinski @janko-m
https://github.com/janko-m @christianonrails
https://github.com/christianonrails @CyberStrike
https://github.com/CyberStrike I completely redid the Usage section in
README!

https://github.com/chaps-io/access-granted#usage

Do check it out and I'd love some feedback if it's easy to follow :)


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@christianonrails sweet 🍰