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Source of `require`, tree of `require`s with indentation?

I am using your gem to output a list of the require and require_relative "activity" in my app now:

require_relative 'fastlane_core/globals' (C:/Ruby24-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.4.0/gems/fastlane-2.105.2/fastlane_core/lib) 
require_relative 'fastlane_core/core_ext/string' (C:/Ruby24-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.4.0/gems/fastlane-2.105.2/fastlane_core/lib)
require 'logger'
require 'colored'
require_relative 'cursor/version' (C:/Ruby24-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.4.0/gems/tty-cursor-0.6.0/lib/tty)
require 'tty/cursor'
require 'tty-cursor'
require_relative 'spinner/version' (C:/Ruby24-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.4.0/gems/tty-spinner-0.8.0/lib/tty)
require_relative 'spinner/formats' (C:/Ruby24-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.4.0/gems/tty-spinner-0.8.0/lib/tty)
require_relative 'tty/spinner' (C:/Ruby24-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.4.0/gems/tty-spinner-0.8.0/lib)

via

require 'backload'
require 'backload/require_relative'
def Kernel.backloaded(feature, options={})
  if options[:require]
      if rel = options[:relative]
        puts "require_relative '#{feature}' (#{rel})"
      else
        puts "require '#{feature}'"
      end
  end
end

That by itself is awesome, but of course I want more now 💯

Any idea how I would go about transforming this simple list into something that helps me undertand what files are requiring what, which then require other stuff?

In the best case this would be presented as a tree like structure, comparable to what tree returns:

├───bin                             
├───cert                            
│   └───lib                         
│       └───cert                    
├───credentials_manager             
│   └───lib                         
│       └───credentials_manager     
├───deliver                         
│   └───lib                         
│       ├───assets                  
│       └───deliver                 
├───fastlane                        
│   ├───lib

Output when require happens, not after

While looking into #2 I noticed that (of course) the callback for a require is only fired after all the requires inside are taken care of.

Is there a way to execute something when the require starts, so it is easier to understand in what order things are required?

Thanks!

Just wanted to drop a quick "Thank you" as I had the problem that I had to understand what features were required and require_relatived in the app I am working on.

Google and Stack Overflow only brought me to simple "just overload require and require_relative answers, but as you know it's not that simple.

So one gem install backload and using your adapted sample code, I have it working :)

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