moustafasamir

# I think authorization needs to be done mainly for **controllers** to make sure your authorization is working correctly with your controllers. So to make it **DRY** you can implement your own `matcher` to be used like this 

    let!(:user) {create :user}
    before { login_user_request user}

    it "grants admin access to show action" do
      expect{ get :show, {id: user.id} }.to be_authorized
    end
    it "denies user access to edit action" do
      expect{ get :edit, {id: user.id} }.to be_un_authorized

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