The require function is created anew for each module:
*function require(path){ return self.require(path); }*
Which ends up at
*Module.prototype.require = function(path){ return Module._load(path,
this); }*
*
*
In order to begin injecting your own logic you can start at
*var Module = require('module');*
*var util = require('util');*
*
*
*function MyModule(){ Module.apply(this, arguments) }*
*util.inherits(MyModule, Module);*
*MyModule.prototype.require = function(path){ /*custom logic*/ }*
*
*
*var mymodule = Object.getOwnPropertyNames(module).reduce(function(r,s){
r[s] = module[s]; return r; }, Object.create(MyModule.prototype));*
*
*
In order to make the new module class propagate through resulting requires
you need to wrap Module._load because it instantiates a new Module and
won't honor whatever your custom module is.
You can see an example of a full implementation of that here
https://github.com/Benvie/Node.js-Ultra-REPL/blob/master/lib/ScopedModule.js
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