I started writing ruby in this style for quite some time and I am enjoying it quite a bit...

Check out examples/functions.rb or continue reading below...

This is the default ruby-style functions:

### Functions

def foo
  "bar"
end

JS Style:

# looks like JS to me:

foo = -> { return "bar" }

and here's the RubyJS (ruby) one:

# here you go!

foo = -> { "bar" }

implicit return!1!1!!

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Here I'm using ruby blocks. Which give us this syntax function = -> {}, this is very JS.

JS style modules implemented in ruby

module Foo
  def self.bar
    "hello foobar!"
  end
end

Modules.exports = Foo

the implementation of Modules.exports = Foo could be something like:

# `require('modules/foo')`

module Modules
  def exports=(mod)
    EXPORTS[mod.name] = mod
  end
  module_function(:exports=)
end

def Require(modulePath)
  moduleName = File.basename modulePath
  moduleName = moduleName.capitalize
  require modulePath
  Object.send :remove_const, moduleName
  EXPORTS.fetch moduleName
end
module_function(:Require)

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Bend Ruby a bit!

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Cheers,

@makevoid