Gatekeeper handles the creation and management of user accounts for friends of Biola University who do not have a regular Biola student or staff account.
- User account creation
- Email addresses must be confirmed via a link sent by email
- Forgot password via link sent by email
- Users can change passwords, edit or delete their accounts
- Return to original site after account creation
- User IP, user agent string and referring site are recorded on creation
- Admins can view users
- Admins can see a history of deleted users
- Admins can edit or delete user accounts
- Admins can search user and deleted user accounts
- Admins can associate a user account with a Biolan user account
If you want to have a Create Account link on your site that will return the user to your site after they've created their account. Just add a return query string parameter to your URL, like so: http://gatekeeper.dev/create?return=http%3A%2F%2Fexample.com.
Once their account has been created and confirmed, Gatekeeper will ask them to log into CAS with the service URL you provided in the return parameter.
- Ruby
- MongoDB
- Rack compatible web server
- CAS server (for admin logins)
- trogdir-api installation (for associating Biola people with accounts)
git clone [email protected]:biola/gatekeeper.git
cd gatekeeper
bundle install
cp config/mongoid.yml.example config/mongoid.yml
cp config/settings.local.yml.example config/settings.local.yml
cp config/newrelic.yml.example config/newrelic.yml- Edit
config/mongoid.ymlaccordingly - Edit
config/settings.local.ymlaccordingly - Edit
config/newrelic.ymlaccordingly
If you'd like to have a third-party server (such as a CAS server) authenticate against the user collection, you should use a filter query like this.
db.users.find({_type: 'NonBiolan', confirmed_at: {$ne: null}})
Passwords are stored in the password_digest field using Rails' has_secure_password which, in turn uses bcrypt
Simply run rspec to run the automated test suite.