lib/duck_puncher/registration.rb
def register(target, *mods, &block)
      options = mods.last.is_a?(Hash) ? mods.pop : {}
      mods << Module.new(&block) if block
      target = DuckPuncher.lookup_constant target
      Ducks.list[target] = Set.new [] unless Ducks.list.key?(target)
      mods = Array(mods).each do |mod|
        duck = UniqueDuck.new Duck.new(target, mod, options)
        Ducks.list[target] << duck
      end
      [target, *mods]
    end
def register(target, *mods, &block)
      options = mods.last.is_a?(Hash) ? mods.pop : {}
      mods << Module.new(&block) if block
      target = DuckPuncher.lookup_constant target
      Ducks.list[target] = Set.new [] unless Ducks.list.key?(target)
      mods = Array(mods).each do |mod|
        duck = UniqueDuck.new Duck.new(target, mod, options)
        Ducks.list[target] << duck
      end
      [target, *mods]
    end
Register an extension with a target class
 When given a block, the block is used to create an anonymous module
 @param target [Class,Module,Object] constant or instance to extend
 @param mods [Array<Module>] modules to extend or mix into the target. The last argument can be a hash of options to customize the extension
 @option :only [Symbol, Array<Symbol>] list of methods to extend onto the target (the module must have these defined)
 @option :method [Symbol,String] the method used to apply the module, e.g. :extend (:include)
 @option :before [Proc] A hook that is called with the target class before #punch
 @option :after [Proc] A hook that is called with the target class after #punch