Injection Bugfix

When calling the project function without an object, it would fail on lookup.

var PoxyFactory = require('proxy!./my/module');

// This is what used to fail
var myModule = PoxyFactory();

Split Join Injection

Previously, the module would be injected by using String.replace. This function treats $ as a special character. To avoid injection problems, I'm now using split and join to build the injected string.

Delayed cached module calls

Instead of setting the factory cache to an object of modules, it is now an object of getters.

The benefit is when building mock modules, it will no longer attempt to load all modules. Just the ones that are not mocked.

var cache = {
'module-name': function(){ return require('module-name'); },
...
}

Webpack will replace that inner require with the reference to __webpack_require__.

First Publish

Example works well enough. Waiting for people to submit edge cases.