has_secure_attribute 1.2.0

Does what `has_secure_password` does, but for any attribute that you want. It does not have to be a `password` attribute. It may be for example `security_answer`

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1.2.0 November 12, 2017 (9.5 KB)
1.0.1 November 12, 2017 (9.5 KB)
1.0.0 November 12, 2017 (9.5 KB)
0.4.0 August 17, 2013 (9.5 KB)
0.3.1 August 16, 2013 (9 KB)

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Runtime Dependencies (2):

activerecord ~> 5.1

bcrypt ~> 3.1

Development Dependencies (5):

database_cleaner >= 1.6.0, ~> 1.6

factory_bot >= 4.8.0, ~> 4.8

mysql2 ~> 0.4.0

rake ~> 12.0

rspec ~> 3.0

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Panayotis Matsinopoulos

has_secure_attribute 1.2.0

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Total downloads 23,767

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November 12, 2017 8:08am

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Required Ruby Version: >= 0

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has_secure_attribute 1.2.0

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Total downloads 23,767

For this version 2,897

Version Released: November 12, 2017 8:08am

License: MIT

Required Ruby Version: >= 0

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install:
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Version Released:
November 12, 2017 8:08am

License:
MIT