Closed Mirv closed 7 years ago
Thats another ting left over from the rails online course i was doing when i originally started this app. Makes sense to me now to move it to the application controller.
At first it was supposed to control what normal users could edit etc. but i think you mentioned a while ago that there are better ways to handle this?
pundit gem is a good way to handle authorization too - it allows for a few levels or profiles/roles type situations. I'd say moving it as is to the application_controller.rb
would be a mistake. If we moved it there, we'd just move the definition of it...then call it from the right spots...it might not belong defined in application_controller to be honest so I'd say leave for now...
Just spent some time reading the documentation and some articles about pundit, looks really interesting. Seems less complex then cancancan to implement with a lot of customisation we could add later.
Two issues
Clarity of the method defintion name - what you are doing this this function is a redirect, so the name should not imply it holds the
admin_user
... the name should be something likeonly_admin
...but I'm not able to come up with a good example name - as I'm not sure why you have this or what it does?Can you explain what the redirect is supposed to do? There's a ton of errors like 15 in the test.log since I turned it back on regarding this - so whatever you're trying to do it's also generating load on the server.
Repeating - you have this defined twice - I think we could move this definition to application_controler.rb