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Add ModelsAuditor to your Gemfile
gem 'models_auditor'
Then execute
$ bundle install
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Add the gem settings to your project
rails g models_auditor:install
It added models_auditor initializer. Make necessary settings in this file.
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Generate the audit database config
rails g models_auditor:db_config
It appended separate sections to config/database.yml. Edit them.
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Create the audit database
rake db:audit:create
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Generate models_auditor migrations for audit_database
rails g models_auditor:migrations
Migration files will be putted into db/audit_migrate.
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Apply migrations to the audit database
rake db:audit:migrate
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Add to sidekiq config config/sidekiq.yml
... :queues: ... - models_auditor
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Mount the route for read logs json api
Rails.application.routes.draw do mount ModelsAuditor::Engine => '/audit' end
To looking at routes list do
$ rake routes
models_auditor_requests GET (/index)(/page/:page)(.:format) models_auditor/audit#index {:page=>/\d+/} root GET / models_auditor/audit#index
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To enable audit you have to add into each logged models
enable_audit ModelsAuditor::Audit::AUDIT_MODE_JSON
AUDIT_MODE_JSON - Serialization by #as_json AUDIT_MODE_SERIALIZER - Serialization by using a ActiveModel Serializer, specifyied by :serializer option AUDIT_MODE_METHOD - Serialization by a method, specifyied by :method option AUDIT_MODE_CHANGES_ONLY - Serialization ActiveRecord changes of model only
class Post < ActiveRecord::Base enable_audit ModelsAuditor::Audit::AUDIT_MODE_JSON end
class Author < ActiveRecord::Base enable_audit ModelsAuditor::Audit::AUDIT_MODE_JSON end
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Add to each association models
enable_audit ModelsAuditor::Audit::AUDIT_MODE_JSON, bridge: {author_id: Author.name, post_id: Post.name}
class AuthorsPost < ActiveRecord::Base enable_audit ModelsAuditor::Audit::AUDIT_MODE_JSON, bridge: {author_id: Author.name, post_id: Post.name} end
Creation of the audit database
rake db:audit:create
Dropping of the audit database
rake db:audit:drop
Apply migrations to the audit database
rake db:audit:migrate
Rollback migrations to the audit database
rake db:audit:rollback
If you want to use a database prefix not from config. You may specify it as an argument in square brackets.
rake db:audit:create[audit_shmaudit]
Add line to the Capfile
require 'models_auditor/capistrano/rails/audit_migrations'
Migrate
The capistrano migrate task
cap deploy:audit_migrate
will be executed automatically after deploy:migrate
cap task
Rollback
cap deploy:audit_rollback
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