Allow the behaviour class to expose which class its behaving like.

[NavindrenBaskaran]

class Animal
  extend Behaves

  implements :method_one
end

class Dog
  extend Behaves

  behaves_like Animal

  def method_1
    "hello"
  end
end

When we do this:

dog = Dog.new
dog.behaves_like # returns Animal

I may have a collection of objects, and i will like to do some operations on them. Hence i can decide if these object behaves_like a certain type, i want perform an operation which is related to this class, since it will definitely define the method its required to implement and the injected behavior.

[edisonywh]

👋 nice idea, one thing to keep in mind when implementing is also the fact that multi-behaviors are a thing, so expected return should probably be an array.

Also, not sure if we want to name the method behaves_like, might get really confusing