Permitters are an object-oriented way of defining what request parameters are permitted. using Strong Parameters. It is to Strong Parameters what ActiveModel::Serializers are to as_json/to_json, but supports CanCan and similar authorization frameworks.

Implements CanCanCan's rule-based record fetching using neo4j gem.

Extends CanCan with dynamic, inheritable permissions stored in a database, with caching and multi-tenant refinements

Padrino can can use all CanCan goodies

Simple authorization for RubyMotion. Inspired by CanCan and Pundit.

Exports CanCan rules to the client-side.

Role specific Permits for use with CanCan permission system

Implements CanCanCan's rule-based record fetching using Squeel.

cancan ability for views

Adds some simple methods to your decorators to make it easier to use with the CanCan gem

fume helper methods for CanCan

Custom Ability class that allows CanCanCan authorization library store permissions in MongoDB via the Mongoid gem.

Split up your CanCan Ability by allowing you to easily create abilities in separate classes which you reference in your main ability model. This is mainly useful if you want to break down your abilities into smaller classes for organizational purposes.'

Because https://github.com/CanCanCommunity/cancancan/pull/370

Add namespace for cancan authorization library

Bootstrap & cancan generators for Rails

Rails scaffold in HAML, using cancan and bootstrap

It's a combination of devise and CanCan gem and flexible to identify your modules

This is a basic Rails engine utilizing Authlogic, CanCan and Easy Roles to create a starting point for simple Rails-based applications that need authentication and authorization.

CanCan supported transaction on top of ActiveRecord