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Some setup you must do manually if you haven't yet:
1. Create a migration and add two column names: "user_picture" & "last_sign_in_picture" to your devise user model which you are using to store user login information Run the migrations: rails db:migrate 2. Add the following to your routes.rb file: mount Faceauth::Engine, at: "/" (NOTE: You may mount it at any path, not just "/") 3. Ensure you have set "findface_api_key" and "redirect_url" in config/initializers/faceauth.rb # config.findface_api_key = "YOUR_API_KEY" # config.redirect_url = "root_path" #By default, the option takes root_path of your rails application. 5. If you wish to pass your custom model name & column names, please set the names using # config.model_name = "your_model_name" (Default is 'User') # config.signup_picture_column = "custom_column_name" (Default is 'user_picture') # config.signin_picture_column = "custom_column_name" (Default is 'last_sign_in_picture') 6. You can copy Faceauth views (for customization) to your app by running: rails g faceauth:views OR rails g faceauth:views -v form