Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'policy_manager'And then execute:
$ bundle
rails g policy_manager:install
rake db:migrate
Create a file names policy_manager.rb in your config/initializers directory
PolicyManager::Config.setup do |config|
config.is_admin_method = -> (user) { user.has_role?(:basic_staff) }
config.registery = {user: [
:projects_users,
:messages,
:user_candidature,
scale_teams: {finder: -> (user) { ScaleTeam.where(user_id: user.id) }},
user_login: {finder: -> (user) { UserLogin.where(user_id: user.id) }}
]}
endis_admin_method The method used to authenticate admin (they can edit/create Terms)
registery The registery used to create a zip file with all the user's data
You can add one registery per user model and as many associations as you want:
PolicyManager::Config.setup do |config|
config.registery = {
user: [:messages, :posts]
admin: [:messages]
},
endBy default, we use the supplied association and serialize all attributes, but you can specify a method to retrieve other associated records:
scale_teams: {finder: -> (user) { ScaleTeam.where(user_id: user.id) }}To change the default serialization, you can add a specific serializer to your app:
$ bin/rails generate policy_manager:serializer user
Will generate a serializer for the class Message, with all its attributes and its belongs_to and has_many relations.
Don't forget to review it, and make necessary changes.
Add the concern in the user class, for exemple in app/models/user.rb:
class User < ApplicationRecord
#...
include PolicyManager::Concerns::PoliciesResource
#...
endThis adds the approriate relationships to your users.
# config/routes.rb
mount PolicyManager::Engine => "/policies"You can set up policy_manager so it can replicate anonymization/portability requests to other services :
# config/initializers/policy_manager.rb
PolicyManager::Config.setup do |config|
secrets = YAML.load_file(Rails.root + 'config/policy_manager.yml')[Rails.env]
config.token = secrets['token']
config.other_services = secrets['other_services']
end# config/policy_manager.yml
development:
token: 'super-long-token'
other_services:
example:
host: 'http://localhost:4000'
token: 'sdadasdasdasdsdasdasss'
test:
token: 'super-long-token'
other_services:
example:
host: 'http://localhost:4000'
token: 'sdadasdasdasdsdasdasss'
production:
token: 'super-long-token'
other_services:
example:
host: 'https://example.com'
token: 'sdadasdasdasdsdasdasss'
staging:
token: 'super-long-token'
other_services:
example:
host: 'https://example-staging.com'
token: 'sdadasdasdasdsdasdasss'config.token is the token used by other services to reach you.
each config.other_services will called on a anonymize requests or on a portability requests (if the user wishes)
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