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intercept-require
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npm install intercept-require
Intercept, prevent, modify, and short-circuit calls to require()
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const intercept = require("intercept-require");
// in this example, just transparently log every require
const restore = intercept(function (moduleExport, info) {
// moduleExport is whatever the actual module exported
// info looks like:
// {
// moduleId: "lodash",
// callingFile: "index.js",
// native: false,
// extname: ".js",
// thirdParty: true,
// exports: [[actual lodash object]]
// absPath: /from/root/to/project/node_modules/lodash/lodash.js,
// absPathResolvedCorrectly: true,
// testOnly: false,
// local: false
// }
console.log("require:", info.moduleId, "from", info.callingFile);
// value returned from this function will be passed back to the caller as if it was module.exports
return moduleExport;
}, config);
// config has only one option `shortCircuit: boolean`
// if short-circuit is active, `moduleExport` argument to listener will be null
// require() calls now being intercepted
restore();
// require() calls no longer intercepted
FAQs
Intercept calls to require()
The npm package intercept-require receives a total of 6,004 weekly downloads. As such, intercept-require popularity was classified as popular.
We found that intercept-require demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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