Do you guys have any suggestions on how to make the strong params suck less?

On the activity model:
galleryable :briefing_gallery, :debriefing_gallery

In the activities controller:
params.require(:activity).permit([:name, :description, :start_at, :end_at,
:briefing_gallery_attributes=>{:asset_attachments_attributes=>[:id,:asset_id,:sort_order]},
:debriefing_gallery_attributes=>{:asset_attachments_attributes=>[:id,:asset_id,:sort_order]}])

Defaults are good but should be overrideable in the assetable model helper.

Assetable :field, {:allowed => %w(html pdf)}

I'm hoping to find a way to attach non-image objects to a model. The example at hand is an html file.

I'm also trying to do the attachment within a model instead of using the uploader.

Do you have any suggestions for doing these things?

This is how I'm using it

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publisher.rb

assetable :ad_block # the html chunk

Then just for the sake of testing things, I opened the console, and attempted (based largely on my experience with carrier wave):

publisher.ad_block = File.open("ad_block.html")

ang get this error:
NoMethodError: undefined method `id' for #File:ad_block.html

Any suggestions?

1. Upload file
2. Delete file
3. Try to upload another

We should probably wrap all our models in an Assetable namespace incase the including app already has a Document/Image model.