Playing around with SaltedHashLoginGenerator
Rockin'. Why - you ask - am I fooling around with this at 0120 in the blessed a.m.?
Because I'm house sitting, I can't get email, and doing stuff like getting user logins to work with a Rails application is how I get my kicks.
Update: lest anyone get the wrong idea SHLG is not (currently) the best method to handle user logins for Rails. Your best bet in that regard is Acts as Authenticated. At the very least the documentation is not a twisty maze.
briandunbar_natasha-2_~/rails/cookbook2:rake test_units
(in /Users/briandunbar/rails/cookbook2)
(snip)
Finished in 0.344615 seconds.
16 tests, 34 assertions, 0 failures, 0 errors
Rockin'. Why - you ask - am I fooling around with this at 0120 in the blessed a.m.?
Because I'm house sitting, I can't get email, and doing stuff like getting user logins to work with a Rails application is how I get my kicks.
Update: lest anyone get the wrong idea SHLG is not (currently) the best method to handle user logins for Rails. Your best bet in that regard is Acts as Authenticated. At the very least the documentation is not a twisty maze.
