A Rails 3.1 engine that provides a User model with support for linking multiple authorization accounts per user (linking). Current support for Twitter, Facebook, Github and LinkedIn.
Additional authorizations can be added if they are supported by the OmniAuth project.
We are currently working on an initial release of Socialite. Once we have a solid suite of tests in place, we will release an official 0.1.0 version to the public.
To use Socialite in a Rails 3.1 application:
- Require it in the Gemfile:
gem 'socialite' - Install it by running
bundle. - Import migrations into the parent project with
rake socialite:install:migrations - Use the provided CSS by adding
//= require socialitefrom your application's CSS manifest file
This project began as a fork of Tim Riley's great Omnisocial plugin. The motivation for this fork is that I required multiple authorizations for each account (linking support) and wanted a proper Rails 3.1 Engine.
Socialite is Copyright (c) 2011 Justin Smestad. All Rights are Reserved. Code is distributed under the Apache 2.0 License. See LICENSE file for more information.
The original OmniSocial code is Copyright (c) 2010-2011 Tim Riley and Icelab, and is released under MIT License.