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FriendlyId
DESCRIPTION
FriendlyId is a Ruby gem for ActiveRecord that replaces numeric IDs in URLs with more human-friendly slugs or strings. It allows models to have readable, SEO-friendly URLs (slugs), supports features like scoped slugs, handling reserved words, fallback finders, history/versioning of slugs, and i18n (internationalization). Its API is designed to be flexible so you can customize slug generation, find records by slug or fallback to numeric IDs, and integrate with existing Rails applications.
Features
- Generate and use slugs (human readable strings) instead of numeric IDs in URLs
- Slug history and versioning (so old slugs remain valid after changes)
- Scoped slugs (so the same slug can be reused in different contexts/scopes)
- Reserved words to prevent certain words or paths from being used as slugs
- Custom slug generators so you can define how slugs are constructed (e.g. combining multiple fields, candidate slugs)
- Enhanced finders: ability to find by slug (and/or fallback to numeric ID), query using friendly.find etc.
Programming Language
Ruby
Categories
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