Starting from rails 7.1 is possible to create a new rails app using bun+tailwind, to start using them only needs to run: rails new new_awesome_project -a propshaft -j bun --css tailwind --database=postgresql This won’t use the tailwind gem, it’s using npm’s packages managed with bun. to see on browser start dev server: bin/dev
Context The idea is to develop the same requirement as devise describe in their guide: The project is using the admin_user approach and sets the default setup included on activeadmin. (NOTE) One other recommended solution is to migrate the admin_user model to user and configure devise normally as a separate engine. Guide If you haven’t already, enable the confirmable module If you haven’t already, follow the Devise instructions for configuring views, install in app/views/active_admin/devise...
In a project that already using Activeadmin I had the requeriment of modify the actual form to create a student, but without validating that, so the solution was create into the model of active admin form and declare the form with two actions, one with the clasical behaviour and other when passed the params[:managed] with a custom route ActiveAdmin.register InvestmentItem do # .. form do |f| f.inputs do f.input :student, as: :select, collection: User....
In one project, the client wants to share same user credentials between rails app to wordpress site, I’ve worked in the same problem 5 years ago creating a plugin for this, so wordpress change many features and I need this feature fast, googling i find this solution: rails login this plugin only need a small API for enable login i created this code in model user: def wp_json { user: { email: self....