= decorate
Homepage:: http://github.com/lang/decorate
== Description
Python style decorators for Ruby, some common decorators like private_method are provided out of the box.
Decorators that come with the decorate library:
Helpers to create your own decorators:
== Hygiene issues
Decorate hooks into (aka redefines) Module#method_added and Object#singleton_method_added via the classic alias/delegate pattern. If you override these methods in one of your classes that use decorators, make sure to call +super+, otherwise decorate breaks.
Also, private_method, protected_method, public_method and module_method are defined as private methods of Module, but only if the respective files are required.
== License
Decorate is licensed under the same terms as the main Ruby implementation. See http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/LICENSE.txt.
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