Add support for multiple scopes by token authentication handler #66
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This step makes the controller configuration more visible within the scenario. It also allows to configure any controller as token autentication handler for several token authenticatable models, and with arbitrary sets of options.
That cucumber step was tightly coupled with the Rails controllers generator. Inserting lines instead of overwritting the whole file makes the step independent from the generator.
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In order to be able to use token authentication with several distinct user models (e.g.
UserandAdmin)I want token authentication handler to be able to handle several of them (that's to say several Devise scopes)
See #64