Using

Automatically require files based on constant name and file name. Saves you the hassle of adding to $LOAD_PATH or using File.dirname(__FILE__) all over the place.

Also allows you to swap easily between require, load, and autoload within a drop of the hat.

Usage

in a file named ella.rb:

module Ella
  extend Using
  using :Foo     #=> require "ella/foo"
  using :FooBar  #=> require "ella/foo_bar"
end

The default load scheme is require. You can change the load scheme globally with Using.default_load_scheme = :autoload or Using.default_load_scheme = :load

Using.default_load_scheme = :autoload

using :Foo    #=> autoload :Foo,    "ella/foo"
using :FooBar #=> autoload :FooBar, "ella/foo_bar"

Or, say, you need to require just one file, but autoload the rest:

module MyProj
  Using.default_load_scheme = :autoload
  extend Using

  with_load_scheme :require do
    using :Errors
  end

  using :Routing
  using :Action
  using :Support
  using :Configuration
  using :RenderingEngines
  using :ApplicationHelpers
  using :Application
end

Dependencies:

facets

Source:

git://github.com/smtlaissezfaire/using.git

Copyright

This software is released under the MIT & GPL Licenses.