Just asking whenever devise authentication mechanism for Rails does not conflict with declarative_authorization.
Maybe someone tried this combo and can share their knowledge, so I and other coders do not waste time trying to tie these ones up.
Yes it is. I am currently using both in my project now.
Everything works seamlessly. Just configure devise and declarative_authorization as documented and set this in your application_controller.rb
(which is also available in declarative_authorization docs)
before_filter :set_current_user
protected
def set_current_user
Authorization.current_user = current_user
end
current_user
is a helper method that is provided by devise.
Hope that helps.
Note: I am using Rails 3 beta, with the latest devise and declarative_authorization.
I haven't used devise myself, but I have some experience with declarative_authorization.
It shouldn't be a problem to use it with devise as it doesn't care at all about authentication. Declarative_authorization only needs the User model to have a role_symbols
method and otherwise it doesn't matter what the model really does.
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