abuser  

🤕 Create modifiers to require cache based on file path (e.g. __filename)

> Supported from node 10.12.0

The abuser function accepts routes from which to resolve the modules as arguments
``js
const abuser = require('abuser');
const {clean, override, reset} = abuser(__filename);
`

$3


`js
const {override} = require('abuser')(__filename);

override('modulename', () => 'return value');
`

$3


`js
const {reset} = require('abuser')(__filename);

const myThing = reset('.');
`




$3


`js
const {clean} = require('abuser')(__filename);

clean('.');
`

`js
const {override, clean} = require('abuser')(__filename);

describe('my suite', () => {
const dependency = stub();
let mine;
before(() => {
override('dependency', dependency);
mine = require('.');
});
afterEach(() => stub.reset());
after(() => clean('.'));

it('Should call "dependency"', () => {
mine();
assert(dependency.called);
});
});
``