Webpack loader: inline or embed the required, omit a final jsonp functions -

let's suppose next files:

a.html

<span>a</span> 

b.js

module.exports = function(){}; 

wrap.js

module.exports = {   html: require('./a.html'), // inlined   class: require('wrap-class'), // not exists   func: require('./b'), }; 

main.js

require('./wrap'); 

let's suppose next loader:

wrap-loader.js

module.exports = function (source){   // loaded contents   // specific childs or dynamically loaded   // require('./a.html') -> inlined or embedded   // require('class-exists') -> resolve depending on   // source code `source` , contents of html (`a.html`)   return source; // modify source } 

and finally, have when requiring main.js bundle:

jsonp(...,[   /* 0 */ /* ./main.js */   function(module, exports, __webpack_require__){     __webpack_require__(/*! ./wrap.js */ 1);   },   /* 1 */ /* ./wrap.js */   function(module, exports, __webpack_require__){     module.exports = {       html: '<span>a</span>',       class: 'cls-wrap cls-based-on-a-html-and-wrap-js',       func: __webpack_require_(/*! ./b.js */ 2),     }   },   /* 2 */ /* ./b.js */   function(module, exports, __webpack_require__){     module.exports = function(){};   } ]); 

question

how can achieve:

1. that specific require inside current source in wrap-loader.js inlined or embedded in source itself, without generating new function (let's say, because won't reused other, , in case, inline again). in above example: a.html.
2. that sourcein wrap-loader.js resolves dynamically module based on other data (eg. source itself, , contents of a.html) , inserts them in source (where require('wrap-class')).

trials

this.resolvesync , this.resolve don't same contents require('something') in code (eg. yaml-loader, html-loader loaded javascript, @ least emit errors).