adding intersection of require calls #73
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Thank you for your detailed PR (with tests and docs 👍). I'm definitely willing to merge this as it was already requested several times ( #24 #44 #68 ). One problem I see, though, is that it needs to be implemented for rewire-webpack as well. I would like users to be able to use rewire features also with webpack without needing to care about which feature is supported. I need some time to implement it ... |
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These changes should allow intersection of require calls in the module. The require function gets substituted with one that delegates calls to either a custom function, or one that uses an object as a path ->module map.
I have included some test code, and a line in the readme talking about the feature.