Merb Wiki example_apps

Example of how to set up merb-auth with couchdb and couchrest

2009-05-27T17:13:54-07:00

couchdb is different from relational databases. This affects how a user document can be authenticated with merb-auth. Here is an example of a user model to work with merb-auth Sample Config code for your development config COUCHHOST = "http://127.0.0.1:5984" COUCHDB = 'couchrest-dev' SERVER = CouchRest.new SERVER.default_database = COUCHDB

example_apps:google_to_rss_app

2008-11-20T22:28:06-07:00

Simple application utilizing the following technologies: * haml * rss * hpricot * google search * Merb 1.0.1 * partials * form helper Browse the source at: Also note...there are no specs. I didn't feel like they were within the scope of this app.

simple example app

2009-11-19T13:43:45-07:00

Mattetti has a repo with an example app. The app was auto generated by a script and each step is wrapped in a git branch. This example covers: * generating an application * generating a resource * specing/testing a model * adding model validation * specing/testing requests * modifying views and layouts * passing flash messages (messages passed from one action to another) * adding authenticated routes * testing authenticated requests

example_apps:simpleappstep9fix

2009-11-19T11:54:08-07:00

The assertions in this step and steps below it need the Webrat gem (as alluded to at the end.) It seems that Webrat was bundled with merb at merb version 1.0.0 (indeed the webrat installation docs seemed to think so at the time of this writing: “Merb 1.0 has built-in, seamless Webrat support. Just start using methods from Webrat::Session in your specs. )

Merb Application Examples

2009-01-27T15:20:40-07:00

External sites may be in various stages of development, and may not use the latest Merb code -- remember to check anything you find on an external site with the Merb API. Skeleton Applications Basic skeleton applications to help you get off the ground.