Grouping functions together in javascript

I'm trying to group functions together in javascript, though I have some difficulty understanding how to keep track of the groups. In the below example, my question is: How does: "some.get('anotherContent')" knows that it's queried under alias "anotherSomeSome" and not "anotherSome" - What I mean is, how to keep the track of the different aliases in this model? Below is what I have tried, but I find it quiet complex and hard to keep track of the aliases:

class someClass {
    alias(callback) {
        callback();
        return this;
    }

    get(content) {
        return 'some' + content;
    }
}

const some = new someClass();

some.alias('some', () => {
    some.alias('anotherSome', () => {
        some.get('content')
    })
    
    some.get('contents')

    some.alias('anotherSomeSome', () {
        some.get('anotherContent')
    })
})

On the surface it looks like an XY problem... Anyway.

A simple approach would be argument drilling, thus you pass your alias down the stack with arguments.

If your code sync you could save your alias in a class property. In my case I save it in path array so the whole stack would be traceable.

class someClass {
    path = [];
    alias(alias, callback) {
        this.path.push(alias);
        callback();
        this.path.pop();
        return this;
    }

    get(content) {
        console.log(this.path.join(' / '), 'some' + content);
    }
}

const some = new someClass();

some.alias('some', () => {
    some.alias('anotherSome', () => {
        some.get('content')
    })
    
    some.get('contents')

    some.alias('anotherSomeSome', () => {
        some.get('anotherContent')
    })
})

As soon as you introduce async (and probably more complex) code you need to track your calls. I find it interesting to use a proxy that returns some instance with individual path:

class someClass {
    path = [];
    alias(alias, callback) {
        callback(new Proxy(this, {
          get(self, prop){
            if(prop === 'path'){
              return [...self.path, alias];
            }
            return Reflect.get(...arguments);
          }
        }));
        return this;
    }

    get(content) {
        console.log(this.path.join(' / '), 'some' + content);
    }
}

const some = new someClass();

some.alias('some', some => {
    some.alias('anotherSome', some => {
        some.get('content')
    })
    
    some.get('contents')

    some.alias('anotherSomeSome', some => {
        some.get('anotherContent')
    })
})