Let's you easily get some module functions made into globals:
require("g")("util");
inspect(["foo"]);
or
require("g")("log5");
I("Hi mom");
Yes, I know. It rubs you the wrong way. It goes against everything you've been taught. It's sick and wrong. It's dangerous and irresponsible. It's immoral and a crime against humanity.
So ...
THIS IS NOT FOR PRODUCTION SOFTWARE. ONLY USE IT FOR PROTOTYPING AND PROOF-OF-CONCEPT WORK. DO NOT USE THIS FOR ANYTHING TRULY IMPORTANT.
Okay? We good? Alright then.
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Globalize module functions
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