jchip/require-at

The `require-at` package allows developers to use Node.js's `require` and `require.resolve` functions as if they were located in a different directory, eliminating the need to manually search for modules or re-implement Node's module resolution algorithm. It's particularly useful for developers working with complex directory structures or multi-app projects who need to access modules from different locations without hardcoding paths. The package provides a simple API where you can either bind a require function to a specific directory or directly load a module from that directory, making module resolution more flexible and maintainable.