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I got a method that should be used via blocks and modules, where should I put it,
do I need to require it in each class that uses it or there is a place moodle will automatically load and it’s meant to use for this kind of cases? I’m looking for best practice.
There’s no official place for common third party libraries like that, but you could use the /local folder, which is as close as you’ll get. Documentation here explains how to make a local plugin, which in your case needs to be non-functional, so just have a basic version.php file and lib.php with your stuff in it. Your module and block can then use require_once() to make sure the lib.php file from /local is included.