Check with defined?
to automatically load extensions
#53
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What about checking with
defined?(Rack)
anddefined?(Rails::Railtie)
to automatically load the available extensions? This way, the user will not have torequire: ...
.This method is often used in Rails plugins. For example, here is an example of kaminari, a well-known plugin for pagination: