gistfile1.rbx

# Create a model to save in-progress ContactSiphon sessions:
# script/generate contact_siphon_sessions
# rake db:migrate

# config/contact_siphon.yml:
windows_live_mail:
  return_url: http://www.example.com/windows_live
  privacy_policy_url: http://www.example.com/privacy
  secret_key: dofinsoiaosdifnaosdnf

yahoo_mail:
  application_id: 1203981209382
  shared_secret: 12b3fa12b3f1b2fa3

gmail:
  oauth_consumer_key: www.example.com
  oauth_consumer_secret: cbfc5bf2cbf3c1b2c
  x509_key_file: config/google_x509_key.pem

# MyController:

class MyController < ApplicationController
  contact_siphon_for :gmail, :yahoo_mail, :windows_live_mail
  # This creates the actions:
  # 
  #  gmail_start
  #  gmail_return
  #  yahoo_mail_start
  #  yahoo_mail_return
  #  windows_live_start
  #  windows_live_return
  # 
  # Send your user to the appropriate _start action, and ContactSiphon
  # will set things up and redirect them to the service provider
  # for authorization.
  # 
  # Set up your return URL for each service provider so that the user
  # gets sent back to the appropriate _return action, and ContactSiphon
  # will grab the parameters it needs, fetch the contacts into @contacts,
  # and pass control to the 'contact_siphon_return' method, which you
  # provide:
  
  def contact_siphon_return
    # Do what you like here with the @contact variable
    render(:text => @contacts.inspect)
    # => {'Bob Smith' => 'bob@example.com', 'Sue Jenkins' => 'sue@example.org}
  end
end