Class: Intercom::Generators::ConfigGenerator

Inherits:
Rails::Generators::Base
  • Object
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Defined in:
lib/rails/generators/intercom/config/config_generator.rb

Constant Summary collapse

FALSEY_RESPONSES = 
['n', 'no']

Class Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Summary collapse

Class Method Details

.source_root ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/rails/generators/intercom/config/config_generator.rb', line 5

def self.source_root
  File.dirname(__FILE__)
end

Instance Method Details

#create_config_file ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/rails/generators/intercom/config/config_generator.rb', line 14

def create_config_file
  @app_id = app_id
  @api_secret = api_secret
  @session_duration = session_duration
  @include_for_logged_out_users = false

  introduction = "Intercom will automatically insert its javascript before the closing '</body>'\ntag on every page where it can find a logged-in user. Intercom by default\nlooks for logged-in users, in the controller, via 'current_user' and '@user'.\n\nIs the logged-in user accessible via either 'current_user' or '@user'? [Yn]\n  desc\n\n  print \"\#{introduction.strip} \"\n  default_ok = $stdin.gets.strip.downcase\n\n  if FALSEY_RESPONSES.include?(default_ok)\n    custom_current_user_question = <<-desc\n\nHow do you access the logged-in user in your controllers? This can be\nany Ruby code, e.g. 'current_customer', '@admin', etc.:\n    desc\n\n    print \"\#{custom_current_user_question.rstrip} \"\n    @current_user = $stdin.gets.strip\n  end\n\n  template(\"intercom.rb.erb\", \"config/initializers/intercom.rb\")\nend\n"