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Support in Sunspot for Websolr Advanced Auth
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require 'openssl' | |
class RSolrWithWebsolrAuth | |
attr_reader :secret | |
def initialize(secret) | |
@secret = secret | |
end | |
def connect(opts = {}) | |
RSolr::Client.new(AuthenticatedConnection.new(secret), opts) | |
end | |
class AuthenticatedConnection < ::RSolr::Connection | |
attr_reader :secret | |
def initialize(secret) | |
@secret = secret | |
end | |
def auth_headers | |
time = Time.now.to_i | |
nonce = Time.now.to_i.to_s.split(//).sort_by{rand}.join | |
auth = OpenSSL::HMAC.hexdigest('sha1', secret, "#{time}#{nonce}") | |
{ | |
'X-Websolr-Time' => time.to_s, | |
'X-Websolr-Nonce' => nonce, | |
'X-Websolr-Auth' => auth | |
} | |
end | |
alias_method_chain :setup_raw_request, :auth_headers | |
def setup_raw_request_with_auth_headers | |
raw_request = setup_raw_request_without_auth_headers | |
raw_request.headers = raw_request.headers.merge(auth_headers) | |
raw_request | |
end | |
end | |
end | |
Sunspot::Session.connection_class = RSolrWithWebsolrAuth.new(ENV['WEBSOLR_SECRET']) |
Thanks! I had to change the setup_raw_request
method a little bit to make it work: https://gist.github.com/alfonsocora/e1f979621bbfe98e10dc
@alfonsocora's gist got it working for me
The gist here gave me a NameError: undefined method
alias_method_chain
has been deprecated in RoR5 (and fully removed in 5.1), causing the code as is to error out. @alfonsocora's version does still work on RoR5
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alias_method_chain
should appear after thesetup_raw_request_with_auth_headers
method, otherwise we get an undefined method exception.Why not call super here since we're subclassing?