I am trying out how Devise works with one of my projects for user authentication. There is a user requirement that their admin should be able to generate a batch of username and user's password from time to time, and then the admin will email the new username and password to his users.
Assume the admin has the knowledge of direct SQL on the MySQL database, how can the generated usernames/passwords recognized by Devise? Thanks!
Use the Devise.friendly_token
method:
password_length = 6
password = Devise.friendly_token.first(password_length)
User.create!(:email => '[email protected]', :password => password, :password_confirmation => password)
FYI: Devise.friendly_token
returns a 20 character token. In the example above, we're chopping off the first password_length
characters of the generated token by using the String#first
method that Rails provides.
One option would be to use the Devise.generate_token. I.e.
password = User.generate_token('password')
User.create!(:email => '[email protected]', :password => password, :password_confirmation => password)
This option has not been available in Devise for quite a while. Please refer to the other answer (friendly_token).
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