Rails - Oct 2012 - how to scope the /auth/:provider/callback , using OmniAuth for users and members

I have two separate groups of people authenticated w Devise , but in
this case I cannot used the Devise embedded OmniAuth support. So i am
using directly the OmniAuth gem.

Initialized w :
Rails.configuration.middleware.use OmniAuth::Builder do
..provider :twitter,
..
end

It''s running fine , but I have an issue with the callback route
mapping :

I tried
    match ''/users/auth/:provider/callback'', to:
''users/
omniauth_callbacks#create''
    match ''/members/auth/:provider/callback'', to:
''members/
omniauth_callbacks#create''
but the provider ( fb , twitter, google)  claimebd about the callback
uri :
 "/auth/:provider/callback"
..
as the path_prefix (:path_prefix => "/auth" )  is set in the
initializer , I have no mean to modify it dynamically...

any clue ? or feedback from previous experiences...

thanks


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[SOLVED] maybe not the best way, but it runs ..
using only one callback url, I can test the
request.env["omniauth.origin"]  which can be tested :

"http://lvh.me:3000/en/users/sign_in"
or
"http://acme.lvh.me:3000/en/members/sign_in"  ( in this cas I can even
test for current_subdomain.nil?




On 6 oct, 19:06, Erwin <yves_duf...-ee4meeAH724@public.gmane.org>
wrote:
> I have two separate groups of people authenticated w Devise , but in
> this case I cannot used the Devise embedded OmniAuth support. So i am
> using directly the OmniAuth gem.
>
> Initialized w :
> Rails.configuration.middleware.use OmniAuth::Builder do
> ..provider :twitter,
> ..
> end
>
> It''s running fine , but I have an issue with the callback route
> mapping :
>
> I tried
>     match ''/users/auth/:provider/callback'', to:
''users/
> omniauth_callbacks#create''
>     match ''/members/auth/:provider/callback'', to:
''members/
> omniauth_callbacks#create''
> but the provider ( fb , twitter, google)  claimebd about the callback
> uri :
>  "/auth/:provider/callback"
> ..
> as the path_prefix (:path_prefix => "/auth" )  is set in the
> initializer , I have no mean to modify it dynamically...
>
> any clue ? or feedback from previous experiences...
>
> thanks
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