Add 'user_approval' submodule#577
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This commit adds a new submodule feature 'usre_approval'. Using this submodule, you can require new registrants to be approved by existing users (especially by an administrator team, I suppose). Although Sorcery already has a feature named 'user_activation' and the submodule has very similar function to 'user_approval', 'user_activation' intends to require new registrants to activate their accounts themselves. As contrasted, 'user_approval' intends to enable the admin team to decide whether they accept the new registrant at the website.
In association with NoamB#576.
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Hi @iTakeshi thanks for your PR 💙 |
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Hi @arnvald 👍 for your plan to introduce a pluggable architecture and I believe this make the gem more awesome! |
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This PR adds a new submodule feature 'usre_approval'.
Using this submodule, you can require new registrants to be approved by
existing users (especially by an administrator team, I suppose).
Although Sorcery already has a feature named 'user_activation' and the
submodule has very similar function to 'user_approval',
'user_activation' intends to require new registrants to activate their
accounts themselves.
As contrasted, 'user_approval' intends to enable the admin team to
decide whether they accept the new registrant at the website.