# This file is specifically setup for use with the merb-auth plugin.
# This file should be used to setup and configure your authentication stack.
# It is not required and may safely be deleted.
#
# To change the parameter names for the password or login field you may set either of these two options
#
Merb::Plugins.config[:"merb-auth"][:login_param]    = :username
# Merb::Plugins.config[:"merb-auth"][:password_param] = :my_password_field_name

begin
  # Sets the default class ofr authentication.  This is primarily used for
  # Plugins and the default strategies
  Merb::Authentication.user_class = User


  # Mixin the salted user mixin
  require 'merb-auth-more/mixins/salted_user'
  Merb::Authentication.user_class.class_eval{ include Merb::Authentication::Mixins::SaltedUser }

  # Setup the session serialization
  class Merb::Authentication

    def fetch_user(session_user_id)
      Merb::Authentication.user_class.get(session_user_id)
    end

    def store_user(user)
      user.nil? ? user : user.id
    end
  end

  class MerbAuthSlicePassword::Sessions
    def redirect_after_login
      redirect_back_or "/", :ignore => [slice_url(:login), slice_url(:logout)]
    end

    def redirect_after_logout
      redirect "/"
    end
  end

rescue
  Merb.logger.error <<-TEXT

    You need to setup some kind of user class with merb-auth.
    Merb::Authentication.user_class = User

    If you want to fully customize your authentication you should use merb-core directly.

    See merb/merb-auth/setup.rb and strategies.rb to customize your setup

    TEXT
end