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Webpack's require.context is a powerful feature which helps to extract an array of paths within which the search of modules will be done. e.g.:

const requireFromContext = require.context(__dirname, true, /config\.js$/);
// Now `requireFromContext` contains files inside `__dirname/config` folder and which extension is `.js`

require.context is a special feature of webpack. Native nodejs's require doesn't containt that method and if you want to run unbundled code on nodejs, then you have to emulate require.context.

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{
  const accessor = Symbol('accessor');

  function createAccessor() {
    function fn() {}

    fn[accessor] = true;

    return new Proxy(fn, {
      apply() {

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	download on first run	download on next run	requires package-lock.json	modifies package-lock.json	deletes node_modules	allows install a single package	speed
npm i	y	if not found in cache or cache is corrupted	no	yes	no	yes	normal
npm ci	y	if not found in cache or cache is corrupted	yes	no	yes	no	fast

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