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From @divmain ---

One other thought here - you probably want the value of node.callee.loc to remain, despite node.callee being replaced. Otherwise you'll see some strange source-map action. You could do something like:

const loc = node.callee.loc;
node.callee = _.chain(replace).clone().assign({ loc }).value();

You'd still have invalid loc values in nested nodes, but so long as the babylon.parse was not provided a filename to attach to the nodes, the information would probably be discarded in a webpack-like build context.

given that:

1. file a.js requires b.js
2. b.js requires c.js

file b will not be handled by this plugin, am I right ? if so, how can let this plugin to handle subdependencies and so on ?