bare --eval is not able to load modules from relative paths

[Tobias Baunbæk Christensen]

When running with --eval, modules from relative paths does not seem to load.

This case works:

$ bare --eval "require('bare-path')"

And all of these exits with Uncaught ModuleError: MODULE_NOT_FOUND: Cannot find module '...' imported from 'file:///bare.bundle/bin/bare.js'

$ bare --eval "require('./')"
$ bare --eval "require('./index.js')"
$ bare --eval "require('/Users/freeall/workspace/holepunch/brittle/index.js')"

[Kasper Isager Dalsgarð]

The issue is that the --eval and --print flags use direct eval():

bare/bin/bare.js

Lines 42 to 52 in 253139d

 if (argv.e) { 
   eval(argv.e) 
  
   Bare.exit() 
 } 
  
 if (argv.p) { 
   console.log(eval(argv.p)) 
  
   Bare.exit() 
 } 

The require() function is therefore not scoped to the current working directory, but instead to the bin/bare.js bundle. They should use the Module.* APIs instead.