Detailed Instructions in Readme to get the example to work locally

[Patrax]

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[radar]

@Patrax What have you tried and how has it failed?

[Patrax]

I think I tried the usual:

• bundle install
• rake db:migrate

For both the subscribem and blorgh folders.
At first this line in the gem file for subscribem gave me some issues about not finding the URL:

gem "fake_braintree_redirect", github: "radar/fake_braintree_redirect", branch: 'master'

Then it worked. And now the main problem is that when I run

rails server

And try to create an account. Submitting the form gives me this error:

ActionController::InvalidAuthenticityToken in Subscribem::AccountsController#create
Parameters:

{"utf8"=>"✓",
 "authenticity_token"=>"1TESDiIUK3TgI+c50QujlttiR/OBLzV/cwPE89Hnopk=",
 "account"=>{"name"=>"Patricio Jeri",
 "subdomain"=>"pjeri",
 "owner_attributes"=>{"email"=>"[email protected]",
 "password"=>"[FILTERED]",
 "password_confirmation"=>"[FILTERED]"}},
 "commit"=>"Create Account"}

[radar]

I keep seeing this bloody InvalidAuthenticityToken error float up and I have no idea how to either reproduce it in my own apps or, when given someone else's app, fix it!

Can you share with me your code on GitHub and I can try again to fix it. If this keeps coming up I'll just ditch the concept of having it as a separate engine and make it so that you bolt the features onto an existing application.

[Patrax]

I actually just downloaded your "saas_book_examples-master" branch and tried using it. So, it's weird that you can't reproduce the problem.

Maybe try doing the same; download it as a zip and try to run it on a Mac with postgres installed with brew.

[radar]

So I looked at the InvalidAuthenticityToken error some more over the weekend and managed to fix it. Here's the commit that fixes it: 211adde

The example app now should Just Work(tm) if you boot up blorgh and sign in as an account.

I will leave this issue open to remind me to add some proper documentation when I get a free moment next :)

[Patrax]

Oh that's awesome :) , thank you Ryan!