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Why I'm getting undefined method `cookies'?

I'm trying to setup Authlogic with single_access_token for my rails backend app (I'm using rails-api gem).

I'm following this example: http://blog.centresource.com/2013/06/04/using-ember-auth-with-rails-3-and-authlogic/

So far, I'm able to create users, but when I try to login it fails on user_session.save:

NoMethodError in Api::V1::UserSessionsController#create
undefined method `cookies' for #<Api::V1::UserSessionsController:0x00000004528cb8>

According to similar questions I've found here, I have to configure Authlogic as:

  acts_as_authentic do |c|
    c.login_field = :email
    c.maintain_sessions = false
  end

on my User model. However, it keeps failing. I'm assuming when UserSession is saved, Authlogic tries to update the magic fields on User, but I have no idea why is still trying to use cookies.

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schaable Avatar asked Apr 27 '15 18:04

schaable


2 Answers

The tutorial assumes a regular rails app, but you're using rails-api. By default controllers in rails-api don't include the middleware that handles cookies. If you need cookies then you need to add that middleware:

config.middleware.use ActionDispatch::Cookies

And then include ActionController::Cookies in your controller. There's more info on what's included by default in the rails-api README

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Frederick Cheung Avatar answered Sep 22 '22 17:09

Frederick Cheung


Rails-api does have additional steps to accept cookies

  1. add config.middleware.use ActionDispatch::Cookies to config/application.rb
    1. add at the top under class include ActionController::Cookies in your expected controller

Restart the application

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umeshblader Avatar answered Sep 18 '22 17:09

umeshblader