Puppet users - Jul 2014 - Wrap class around define and use it as Require

Hi Guys,

I'm using an ENC to define all my nodes including some modules I want to 
load, I have the following class/define for this:

class mymodule::modules::enable (
    
    $enable_modules = undef
) {

     $modules_split = split($enable_modules, ',')
     enableModules { $modules_split: }
  
}

define enableModules () {
     exec { "mycommand  $name" :
          command   => "/usr/sbin/mycommand $name",
          notify => Service[myservice]
     }
}

mymodule::modules::enable{'modX': enable_modules => 'module'}


Now I'm using this per node using mod1,mod2,mod3 which works OK, I don't
want to use create_resources here as I want to have one filed for enable, 
and one field for disable in my ENC

For some fool-proof solution that when the module is not set in my ENC I 
want to require the define enableModules in a different class and set a 
static parameter:

some::class ( )

{

Class['modulename'] -> MyModule::Modules::Enable['modX:']

file { "/my/path/to/directory" :
                                ensure  => directory,
                                mode    => '0644',
                                owner   => 'root',
                                group   => 'root',
                                require => Class['modulename'],
                              }

}

Well, I need to wrap a class around my define to get this all working as 
you can see above but this is not working as my some::class says:

Could not find dependency Class[Enable_mymodule] for 
File[/my/path/to/directory] at...

I have tried includes, different ways of defining or wrapping the class but 
no clue at all, I also get other errors that are not related as I was 
messing things more up.

When I use:

Class['modulename] -> class { 'mymodule::modules::enable':
enable_modules
=> 'mymodule' }

I get the message that it cannot redeclare 'mymodule::modules::enable'
as
my ENC already did.


I have used some Foo parameters and Vars here as I want to use this in more 
modules if this is possible. It's just for a fallback when modules are 
needed for sofware to be loaded and the user didn't enable it in it's
ENC
yaml.

I hope someone can help me out.

Thanks,

Matt

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