fakeModule2.rb

fakeModule1 do

  description {
    "This is a nice description of this fake module"
  }

  author { "Jean-Guillaume Buret" }

  usage { 'Just run it!' }

  init { SubClassInFakeModule1.new() }

  loop_block { |selector, instance_of_sub_class_in_fake_module|
    instance_of_sub_class_in_fake_module.refresh_ui
  }

  impl {
    class SubClassInFakeModule1
      def initialize(n = 'world')
        @name = n
      end
      def hello
        puts 'hello ' + @name
      end
    end

    class SubClassInFakeModule2
    end
  }

end

gistfile1.txt

fakeModule1 do

  description {
    "This is a nice description of this fake module"
  }

  author { "Jean-Guillaume Buret" }

  usage { 'Just run it!' }

  init { MyWonderfulUI.new() }

  impl {
    class MyWonderfulUI
      def initialize()
        @messages_received = []
      end
    
      def _loop(selector)
      end
      
      def _callback_read(source_stream, message)
        @messages_received << message
      end
      
      def _callback_write(source_stream)
      end
    end
  }

end

gistfile2.txt

fakeModule1 do

  description
    "This is a nice description of this fake module"

  author
    "Jean-Guillaume Buret"

  usage
    'Just run it!'

  instance {
    MyWonderfulUI.new()
  }
  # why not just provide the constant on which we can call .new()

  impl {
    class MyWonderfulUI
      def initialize()
        @messages_received = []
      end
    
      def _loop(selector)
      end
      
      def _callback_read(source_stream, message)
        @messages_received << message
      end
      
      def _callback_write(source_stream)
      end
    end
    
    class SomeClassUsedByTheMainOne
      # some code in here
    end
  }

end