ConsoleCreep

gem 'console_creep'

ConsoleCreep.setup do |config|
  # == Enabled
  #
  # If ConsoleCreep should be enabled for the current environment.
  #
  # Default:
  #   config.enabled = Rails.env.production?
  #
  # config.enabled = Rails.env.staging? || Rails.env.production?
  #
  # == Authorization
  #
  # How you want to handle a user logging into Rails Console. Defaults
  # to a `:devise` strategy, which allows you to login with an email/password combo.
  #
  # Default:
  #   config.authorization = :devise
  #
  # You can optionally set the class of the Devise user that is presumed to be an admin, or
  # have an admin flag.
  #
  # config.authorization = :devise, { class: "AdminUser" }
  #
  # Or use a proc to check if the record is an admin record:
  #
  # config.authorization = :devise, { class: "User", if: ->(user) { user.admin? } }
  #
  # == Store
  #
  # Where the logs of commands, results, and errors are stored. Options are `:logger` and `:database`.
  # Defaults to `:logger` and writing to `log/console.log`.
  #
  # Default:
  #   config.store = :logger
  #
  # Change the file:
  #   config.store = :logger, { file: Rails.root.join("log/creep.log") }
  #
  # Or log everything to the database. This assumes you have a model called `ConsoleCreepLog`. See README.md for a migration.
  #   config.store = :database
  #
  # Change the model:
  #   config.store = :database, { model: "ConsoleLog" }
  #
  # Skip storing certain parts of the console process (options are `:command`, `:result`, and `:error`)
  #   config.store = :database, { model: "ConsoleLog", except: [:result] }
  #
  # == Welcome Message
  #
  # Set the welcome message. Use a proc or something that responds to `#call`.
  #
  # Default:
  #   config.welcome = ->(user) { puts "\n Welcome #{user.email}!\n\nReminder: These sessions are recorded." }
  #
  # == Skip logging for a specific user
  #
  # Optionally skip logging for a specific authenticated user. Send it anything that responds to `#call`.
  #
  # Default:
  #   config.log_for_user = ->(user) { true }
  # == Filtering out specific results
  #
  # Pass an array of filter objects — an object that responds to `.call` and accepts arguments of `user`, `command`, `result`, `error`,
  # and return false if you want to exclude it from being stored by your `store`.
  #
  # Default:
  #   config.filters << ->(user, command, result, error) { true }
  #
  # Ignore everything that's an error:
  #   config.filters << ->(user, command, result, error) { error.present? }
  #
  # log_for_user takes precedence.
end