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lib/mix/tasks/phoenix/pow.phoenix.install.ex
defmodule Mix.Tasks.Pow.Phoenix.Install do
@shortdoc "Prints instructions for setting up Pow with Phoenix"
@moduledoc """
Prints instructions fo setting up Pow with Phoenix.
mix pow.phoenix.install -r MyApp.Repo
mix pow.phoenix.install -r MyApp.Repo --context-app :my_app
mix pow.phoenix.install -r MyApp.Repo --templates --extension PowResetPassword
Templates are only generated when `--templates` argument is provided.
See `Mix.Tasks.Pow.Phoenix.Gen.Templates` and
`Mix.Tasks.Pow.Extension.Phoenix.Gen.Templates` for more.
## Arguments
* `--context-app` - app to use for path and module names
* `--templates` - generate templates and views
* `--extension` - extensions to generate templates for
"""
use Mix.Task
alias Pow.Config
alias Mix.{Pow, Pow.Phoenix}
alias Mix.Tasks.Pow.Extension.Phoenix.Gen.Templates, as: PhoenixExtensionTemplatesTask
alias Mix.Tasks.Pow.Phoenix.Gen.Templates, as: PhoenixTemplatesTask
@switches [context_app: :string, templates: :boolean, extension: :keep]
@default_opts [templates: false]
@mix_task "pow.phoenix.install"
@impl true
def run(args), do: run(args, Pow.schema_options_from_args())
@doc false
def run(args, schema_opts) do
Pow.no_umbrella!(@mix_task)
Pow.ensure_phoenix!(@mix_task, args)
args
|> Pow.parse_options(@switches, @default_opts)
|> parse_structure()
|> maybe_run_gen_templates(args)
|> maybe_run_extensions_gen_templates(args)
|> print_shell_instructions(schema_opts)
end
defp parse_structure({config, _parsed, _invalid}) do
Map.put(config, :structure, Phoenix.parse_structure(config))
end
defp maybe_run_gen_templates(%{templates: true} = config, args) do
PhoenixTemplatesTask.run(args)
config
end
defp maybe_run_gen_templates(config, _args), do: config
defp maybe_run_extensions_gen_templates(%{templates: true, extension: extensions} = config, args) when extensions != [] do
PhoenixExtensionTemplatesTask.run(args)
config
end
defp maybe_run_extensions_gen_templates(config, _args), do: config
defp print_shell_instructions(%{structure: %{context_base: context_base, web_module: web_base, web_prefix: web_prefix, web_app: web_app}}, %{schema_name: schema_name}) do
case config_set?(web_app) do
true ->
:ok
false ->
Mix.shell().info(
"""
Pow has been installed in your phoenix app!
There are three files you'll need to configure first before you can use Pow.
First, append this to `config/config.exs`:
config #{inspect(web_app)}, :pow,
user: #{inspect(context_base)}.#{schema_name},
repo: #{inspect(context_base)}.Repo
Next, add `Pow.Plug.Session` plug to `#{web_prefix}/endpoint.ex` after `plug Plug.Session`:
defmodule #{inspect(web_base)}.Endpoint do
use Phoenix.Endpoint, otp_app: #{inspect(web_app)}
# ...
plug Plug.Session, @session_options
plug Pow.Plug.Session, otp_app: #{inspect(web_app)}
plug #{inspect(web_base)}.Router
end
Last, update `#{web_prefix}/router.ex` with the Pow routes:
defmodule #{inspect(web_base)}.Router do
use #{inspect(web_base)}, :router
use Pow.Phoenix.Router
# ... pipelines
scope "/" do
pipe_through :browser
pow_routes()
end
# ... routes
end
""")
end
end
defp config_set?(web_app) do
user = Config.get([otp_app: web_app], :user)
repo = Config.get([otp_app: web_app], :repo)
not is_nil(user) && not is_nil(repo)
end
end