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Japanese translation of episode 304 #316

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Expand Up @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ <h3>How Our Application Currently Works</h3>

<p>Before we do this we&rsquo;ll walk through some of the application&rsquo;s code to give you an idea of how it works. The source code is based on the application from <a href="http://railscasts.com/episodes/241-simple-omniauth">episode 241</a> and if you&rsquo;re unfamiliar with OmniAuth it&rsquo;s worth taking a look at that episode first.</p>

<p>Since episode 241 was written there have been some changes to OmniAuth and one of the most significant is in the gemfile. Each provider now has a separate gem for OmniAuth so its necessary to include the right gem for each provider we want to support.</p>
<p>Since episode 241 was written there have been some changes to OmniAuth and one of the most significant is in the gemfile. Each provider now has a separate gem for OmniAuth so it&rsquo;s necessary to include the right gem for each provider we want to support.</p>

``` /Gemfile
gem 'omniauth-twitter'
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<h3>Adding OmniAuth Identity to an Application</h3>

<p>That&rsquo;s all the code that&rsquo;s necessary to handle authentication through OmniAuth. Next we&rsquo;ll add OmniAuth Identity to so that users can create an account without having to use an external authentication service. As we mentioned earlier each OmniAuth provider requires a separate gem so the first thing we&rsquo;ll need to do is add the <code>omniauth-identity</code> gem to the gemfile.</p>
<p>That&rsquo;s all the code that&rsquo;s necessary to handle authentication through OmniAuth. Next we&rsquo;ll add OmniAuth Identity so that users can create an account without having to use an external authentication service. As we mentioned earlier each OmniAuth provider requires a separate gem so the first thing we&rsquo;ll need to do is add the <code>omniauth-identity</code> gem to the gemfile.</p>

``` /Gemfile
# To use ActiveModel has_secure_password
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