 no real POST should be missing a CSRF token.  That said, there are times
when it must be skipped, such as for webhooks.  In that case, you can extend this class and configure it via
<code>Brut.container.override("csrf_protector", YourCustomCsrfProtector.new)</code> in your <code>App</code> class' initializer.</p>


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      <pre class="example code"><code>class CsrfProtector &lt; Brut::FrontEnd: