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PR featuring configuration, optional impersonation support, and optional last login support #17
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I finally got some time to test the features you've proposed in the request. Everything seems to be working for me -- I'm going to make a few tweaks to the UI and mess around with the configuration stuff. After seeing user-status it seems more like an opt out rather than opt in (seems useful). Still debating on wether the impersonation stuff should be opt out or in. |
User-status is pretty awesome actually, but it does depend on 2 other Anyway, open to however you want to go here. cheers, On Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 11:05 PM, Harrison Harnisch <
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…and subscribe to filteredUsers and roles collections
… so it only does profile
How has this been working out for you in your project? I pull this locally and played around with it and it all looks pretty great. Do you mind if I merge in these changes? |
Oh sure, absolutely. I actually have a ton of other changes (though roles are currently broken in my fork as I haven't gotten around to dealing with roles within groups, a roles feature I'm now using). Stuff like server side pagination. Anyway, feel free to merge or if you like I can do some clean up and then give you a newer cleaner PR. |
), add business description, add core/pro
Hi,
I meant to do this before, but got a bit distracted, but I needed last login support today, so I figured I try and do it in a useful way for the main branch. I added a general configuration facility, but made it optional so I thought that would be more in the spirit of what library's general feel is. Anyway, happy to hear feedback if you don't like the approach.
cheers,
andy