BgSecure Plugin

Provides access methods for generating secure urls on BitGravity.

Usage

Create secure urls for Bit Gravity by passing the url, your Bit Gravity shared secret key, and an optional options hash.

BgSecure.url_for(url, secret, options = {})

url - Either a full url (http://example.com/path/file.ext) or a path (/path/file.ext) to the secure asset. The response will be returned the same as it was sent (with or without the host). A document relative path will cause an ArgumentError. A kind_of URI::HTTP may also be passed.
secret - Your shared secret key from BitGravity.
options - An optional hash of options (explained below).

Valid options:

:expires - An object responding to :to_time, or and integer for seconds since UTC Epoch. If this option is not passed, evaluates to false, or if 0 is passed, the url will not expire.
:unlock - If set to true, will override any country based blocking. This option takes precedence over :allowed and :disallowed so please pass only one of these options.
:allowed - Either an array of countries ['US', 'CA'] or a string "US,CA" used to indicate allowed countries. This option will override :disallowed and be overridden by :unlock so please pass only one of these options.
:disallowed - Either an array of countries ['US', 'CA'] or a string "US,CA" used to indicate disallowed countries. This option will be overridden by :unlock or :allowed so please pass only one of these options.

Secure url that doesn't expire

BgSecure.url_for('http://example.com/path/file.ext', 'secret')

=> "http://example.com/path/file.ext?e=0&h=74bea39e4aa13f08a6fc862fe29574fc"

Secure url that expires 2 days from now (time will be converted to UTC)

BgSecure.url_for('http://example.com/path/file.ext', 'secret', :expires => 2.days.from_now)

=> "http://example.com/path/file.ext?e=1234567890&h=74bea39e4aa13f08a6fc862fe29574fc"

Secure url that doesn't expire but allows only US access

BgSecure.url_for('http://example.com/path/file.ext', 'secret', :allowed => 'US')

=> "http://example.com/path/file.ext?e=0&a=US&h=0880d05de9eb8a67146473cbceca40e3"

There are RSpec examples included with the plugin. Please spec any contributions and we will be happy to merge your changes.