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Call require pretending your are at another directory

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What is require-at?

The require-at npm package allows you to require modules from a specific path, essentially letting you control the module resolution process. This can be particularly useful in scenarios where you need to load a module relative to a different directory than the current one.

What are require-at's main functionalities?

Require a module from a specific path

This feature allows you to require a module as if the require call was made from a different directory. This can be useful for loading modules in a controlled environment or from a specific location.

const requireAt = require('require-at');
const someModule = requireAt('/path/to/directory')('some-module');

Resolve a module path from a specific path

This feature allows you to resolve the path of a module as if the resolution was done from a different directory. This can be useful for determining the exact path of a module without actually loading it.

const requireAt = require('require-at');
const modulePath = requireAt('/path/to/directory').resolve('some-module');

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