javascript - Angular.js Directive controller inheritance -

assume have directive:

.directive('money', ['service', function (service) { /* * code */ controller: ['$scope', '$element', '$attrs', '$parse', function (scope, celement, attrs, $parse) {     scope.somevalue=1;     scope.somefunction = function(){         console.writeline('money');     } } 

and there second directive:

 .directive('cash', ['service', function (service) {     /*     * code     */     controller: ['$scope', '$element', '$attrs', '$parse', function (scope, celement, attrs, $parse) {         scope.somevalue=1;         scope.somefunction = function(){             console.writeline('cash');         }     } 

as can see difference between 2 directives content of 1 function. perfect way inherit controller , shadow somefunction

is possible in angular make or should leave 2 directives small diferences?

why not have console directive grabs write attribute on directive's element?

so, instead of <div data-money></div> , <div data-cash></div> you'd have <div data-console text="money"></div> , <div data-console text="cash"></div>.

basically, pull what's different attributes can brought more generic directive.

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based upon comments, how this? create controller standalone function, use same controller in both directives.

at point though, i'm not sure it's going save (or any) code , may overkill refactoring. considering minor differences, may make more sense keep way have it.