Addresses #6. Updated .resolve() documentation

README.md

@@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ Converts anyting (an undefined, a string, a JSON object, a function, a regular e
 
 #### .resolve(path, module)
 
-Resolves a requireable `path` to a real filesystem path to a javascript (or json) file. Resolution is performed relative to the `module` (javascript file) passed as the second parameter (resolves `npm link`, global `node_modules`, etc). It's just an alias to the native Node.js path resolution function.
+Resolves a requireable `path` to a real filesystem path to a javascript (or json) file. Resolution is performed relative to the `module` (javascript file) passed as the second parameter (resolves `npm link`, global `node_modules`, etc). It's just an alias to the native Node.js path resolution function. Will throw `Error: Cannot find module '...'` if the `path` isn't resolved to an existing javascript (or json) file.
 
 ## Gotchas
 

source/require hacker.js

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ const require_hacker =
 	occupied_file_extensions: new Set(),
 
 	// logging
-	log: new Log('require-hook', { debug: false }), // this.options.debug
+	log: new Log('require-hacker', { debug: false }), // this.options.debug
 
 	// installs a require() path resolver 
 	//