How to modify module.exports globally

Question

I am trying to create a logger that will log something before all method calls (like performance tracking).

I am using JS decorators for this , the class and method decorator is like :

logger.ts:

//class decorator with code to apply log to all class methods
export async function logger(something): Promise<void> {
  doSomething
}

// decorator
export async function logMethod(something): Promise<void> {
  console.log()
  something.apply(this,args)
}

in files with class i can use it as :

someclass.ts

@logger
export default class SomeClass extends BaseClass {

  async somemethod(message: string): Promise<boolean> {
    return "Hi";
  }
}

But for non class methods i cannot use decorator. So i created a proxy object which does the same :

logProxy = function() {
  return new Proxy(object, {
      get(target, prop, receiver) {
        console.log()
        //do something

      }

}

I use this proxy in non class files as :

somefile.ts:

export async function dosomething(): Promise<void> {
  const endPoint = `${url}`;
  await get(endPoint);
}

module.exports = logProxy(module.exports);

I have to do this for many files , is there a way to or better way to ensure module.exports calls the proxy for all import globally , or a way to over ride module.export such that

module.export = log(module.exports); , when ever its called