Use require('electron') in Electron's code

spec/api-ipc-spec.coffee

@@ -1,9 +1,8 @@
 assert = require 'assert'
-ipc    = require 'ipc-renderer'
 path   = require 'path'
-remote = require 'remote'
 
-BrowserWindow = remote.require 'browser-window'
+{ipcRenderer, remote} = require 'electron'
+{ipcMain, BrowserWindow} = remote.require 'electron'
 
 comparePaths = (path1, path2) ->
   if process.platform is 'win32'
@@ -17,8 +16,8 @@ describe 'ipc module', ->
 
   describe 'remote.require', ->
     it 'should returns same object for the same module', ->
-      dialog1 = remote.require 'dialog'
-      dialog2 = remote.require 'dialog'
+      dialog1 = remote.require 'electron'
+      dialog2 = remote.require 'electron'
       assert.equal dialog1, dialog2
 
     it 'should work when object contains id property', ->
@@ -70,20 +69,20 @@ describe 'ipc module', ->
   describe 'ipc.sender.send', ->
     it 'should work when sending an object containing id property', (done) ->
       obj = id: 1, name: 'ly'
-      ipc.once 'message', (event, message) ->
+      ipcRenderer.once 'message', (event, message) ->
         assert.deepEqual message, obj
         done()
-      ipc.send 'message', obj
+      ipcRenderer.send 'message', obj
 
   describe 'ipc.sendSync', ->
     it 'can be replied by setting event.returnValue', ->
-      msg = ipc.sendSync 'echo', 'test'
+      msg = ipcRenderer.sendSync 'echo', 'test'
       assert.equal msg, 'test'
 
     it 'does not crash when reply is not sent and browser is destroyed', (done) ->
       @timeout 10000
       w = new BrowserWindow(show: false)
-      remote.require('ipc-main').once 'send-sync-message', (event) ->
+      ipcMain.once 'send-sync-message', (event) ->
         event.returnValue = null
         w.destroy()
         done()