requirejs plugin loads module in fresh context

I want to have a module load multiple times on a page, with a unique context for 开发者_Go百科each instance. There are two normal ways to do this.

1. the module can return a constructor
2. i can explicitly run the require method, providing a context id.

Either of these would work in my situation, but I want a third option. :)

I want a requirejs plugin that will return a module to me in a fresh context. ie,

require(["new!some/module"], function(SomeModule) {
    // SomeModule, here, is in its own context.  If i were to run this
    // method call again, SomeModule would be in a new context.
});

I've started looking into building a plugin to do this...

load: function (name, req, load, config) {
    var index = get_unique_index();
    req({context:index}, [name], function(value) {
        if(!config.isBuild){
            load(value);
        }
    });
}

but the {context:index} dict doesn't work here... thoughts?

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Instead of using the local req passed to load, use the global require function, just called require(). The local one passed to load is already bound to a context.