I need moduleA and moduleB to have a different context. moduleA and moduleB are exisisting javascript libraries which both request a 'context' module.

Is it possible when we require moduleA or moduleB to pass in a different version of context Or another way to differentiate

// EXISTING libraries, can not alter:

// moduleA uses 'context'
define(["context"], function (context) {}); 

// moduleB also uses 'context'
define(["context"], function (context) {}); 


// MY code:

// ❌. Can define a 'global' context here, but it will be the same for both.
define("context", () => {});

// ✅ Possible to let moduleA require a different context then module B ??
// On requiring module A, or a different way 

requirejs(["moduleA"],()=>{ 
    // console.log('run when moduleA and thus context are loaded
});  

requirejs(["moduleB"],()=>{    
    // console.log('run when moduleB and thus context are loaded
});