Solves the relative path problem in Node.js by allowing the target module argument of a require call to be relative to the root directory of the containing package
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`require-self-ref` is a tiny Node.js utility that monkey‑patches the built‑in `require` function so module paths can be written relative to the root of the current package (e.g., `require('~/src/util/bar')`) instead of using long relative traversals. It’s aimed at Node developers who want cleaner import statements in large projects and are comfortable using a module that modifies Node’s internals.
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Solves the relative path problem in Node.js by allowing the target module argument of a require call to be relative to the root directory of the containing package
