DRYer way to do this route-drawing?

gistfile1.rb

MyApp::Application.routes.draw do
  resources :fruits
  resources :vegetables
  resources :sandwiches
  resources :desserts
  resources :meats

  resources :baskets do           # DRYer way to do this?
    resources :fruits             # repeated route! :(
    resources :vegetables         # repeated route! :(
    resources :sandwiches         # repeated route! :(
    resources :desserts           # repeated route! :(
    resources :meats              # repeated route! :(
  end

  resources :refrigerators do
    # ... repeats again
  end

  resources :freezers do
    # ... repeats again
  end
end

What makes you say this is not DRY?

Or are you looking for the :shallow => true option on resouces?

@cgriego Clarified a bit with an extended example. I'd basically like to be able to take lines 2..6 and put them anywhere else without having to spell it all out.

The approach I'm considering ATM is something like:

def draw_food_routes
  resources :fruits
  resources :vegetables
  resources :sandwiches
  resources :desserts
  resources :meats
end

and then

  draw_food_routes

  [:baskets, :refrigerators, :freezers].each do |r|
    resources r do
      draw_food_routes
    end
  end

Why is a fruit in a basket different from a fruit in a refrigerator? Is not fruit 42 always fruit 42?

MyApp::Application.routes.draw do
  resources :fruits, :vegetables, :sandwiches, :desserts, :meats

  resources :baskets, :refrigerators, :freezers do           # DRYer way to do this?
    resources :fruits, :vegetables, :sandwiches, :desserts, :meats
  end
end

@cgriego That's a good point. Yes, the fruit resource is always the same.

But the information we might want to render in each view is different (e.g. "you're looking in refrigerator #234, which contains fruit #42" would only be shown on /refrigerators/234/fruits/42, and not, say, /baskets/456/fruits/42 or /fruits/42).