I am lost in all the associations options Rails offers.
I have a table for Users. Those Users have Products. This is simply a has_many :products relationship.
However, I want to provide the users with a list of products. They will choose a number of products and will add a price to it.
So basically, I have
USER 1 -----> PRODUCT 1 ------> PRICE 1 <----.
-----> PRODUCT 2 ------> PRICE 2 |
USER 2 -----> PRODUCT 1 ------> PRICE 3 <----¨
-----> PRODUCT 3 ------> PRICE 4
Should I create three table : User, Product and Price?
And what if the user wants to customize his/her product more with a quantity, need, etc.? Then should I create the following tables instead :User, Product and ProductDetail
This way, a user has_many :product and a product has_many :product_detail.
What is the Rails way of doing this?
I am lost with all the has_many, has_one, has_many :through, etc.