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Rails: How to avoid a repetition of including the same module in several models?

I have several models that all include the same module:

class MyModel1 < ActiveRecord::Base
  include MyModuleName
end

class MyModel2 < ActiveRecord::Base
  include MyModuleName
end

class MyModel3 < ActiveRecord::Base
  include MyModuleName
end

Instead of including the module in each model, I tried to the following:

class MyNewModel < ActiveRecord::Base
  include MyModuleName
end

class MyModel1 &l开发者_开发问答t; MyNewModel
end

class MyModel2 < MyNewModel
end

class MyModel3 < MyNewModel
end

but this ends up with an error saying that my_new_models table does not exist.

What is the proper way to avoid the repetition of include MyModuleName ?


To get the model inheritance technique to work, you need to set self.abstract_class = true in MyNewModel:

class MyNewModel < ActiveRecord::Base
  self.abstract_class = true
  include MyModuleName
end

class MyModel1 < MyNewModel
end

class MyModel2 < MyNewModel
end

class MyModel3 < MyNewModel
end
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