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Steps to integrate pgHero with Rails
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## Gemfile | |
gem 'pghero' | |
# pg_query is used by pghero to provide suggestions to add indexes | |
gem 'pg_query', '>= 0.9.0' | |
# bundle install | |
## Add a route to access the pgHero Dashboard | |
# You can secure its access with Devise user authentication | |
# Here we're giving access to only the users with super_admin role | |
## config/routes/rb | |
authenticate :user, -> (user) { user.has_role?(:super_admin) } do | |
mount PgHero::Engine, at: "pgdashboard" | |
end | |
## Alternatively, | |
# you can also secure the Dashboard with basic HTTP authentication | |
## config/routes/rb | |
mount PgHero::Engine, at: "pgdashboard" | |
# Add environment variables mentioned as per below | |
ENV["PGHERO_USERNAME"] = "<username>" | |
ENV["PGHERO_PASSWORD"] = "<password>" | |
## You may link to link it with you admin portal | |
# some-menu.html.erb | |
<%= link_to "Database Analyzer", pg_hero_path, target: :blank %> | |
## Restart your rails application and try to access "/pgdashboard" path | |
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