I'm curious to get some feedback from the smart people around here.
I've got a method called "to_permalink" that creates a URL friendly
permalink from the name, or title attribute of about 4 AR models.
For those same models I want to override the "to_param" method so it's
formatted like
"#{id}-#{permalink}"
It's obviously not too DRY to define to_permalink and redefine to_param
in each model and the two obvious solutions would be:
1.) Create a new class that these 4 AR models would inherit from.
2.) Add a module to lib and include that in these 4 models.
Either way works, but I'm wondering is there a convention for this type
of thing? Any caveats to using one vs. the other? If it's the same
either way, then what is the most readable in your guys' opinions?
Let me know what you guys think, or if I've missed something altogether.
Thanks,
-- Josh
http://iammrjoshua.com
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