An idea for creating some kind of declarative require with Require.js

declarative-require-idea.js

define(['require', 'underscore', 'mylib'], function(require, _, MYLIB) {

    // ALWAYS use strict when writing scripts
    'use strict';

    var modules = {
        "name1": "url1",
        "name2": "path2",
        "name3": "some/other/place/to/load/3",
        "name4": "url4"

    };

    console.log('Loading modules...');

    _.each(modules, function(path, name) {
        console.log('loading module', name, 'from', path, '...');
        MYLIB[name] = require(path);
    });

    console.log('Framework modules loaded', modules);

});

how-I-want-to-require.js

var config = {


    "jquery":     null,                    // it uses "./jquery.js" as the file name
    "underscore": "vendor/underscore",     // it uses "vendor/underscore.js" as the file name
    "$": { "aliasing": "jquery" },         // it creates an alias $ for jquery
    "mylib": {
        "path": "core/mylib",              // it uses "core/mylib.js" as the file name
        "deps": [ "jquery", "underscore" ] // it requires jquery and underscore in order, or
        "order": false                     // if false (by default) it loads dependencies out of order
    }

}

require(config, function(modules){
    // I should be able to access the libraries through
    modules.$
    modules.underscore
    modules.mylib

}