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webpack / enhanced-require / lib / RequireContext.js View on Github

contextFn.keys = function() {
		var request = resolve.context.sync(this.context, contextName, this.root.options.resolve);
		var requestObj = resolve.parse(request);
		var files = fs.readdirSync(requestObj.resource.path);
		return files.map(function(file) { return "./" + file; });
	}.bind(this);
	return contextFn;