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Client and server <code>JavaScript</code> (or <code>CoffeeScript</code>) works differently. So, its a really difficult to write a module that'll work in both applications. There is a lot of libraries to solve this problem, like <a href="http://requirejs.org/" rel="nofollow">RequireJS</a> and <a href="http://browserify.org/" rel="nofollow">Browserify</a>. But I have two simpler suggestions for your problem. <hr> First one is to use <code>JSON</code> to store your global constants. On the server side you can simply <code>require</code> you <code>JSON</code> file: <pre><code>root = require './config.json' </code></pre> On the client side you may either parse it manually or serve it as <code>pjson</code>. <hr> My second suggestion is to write really simple module that'll be compatible with both your applications. It'll look something like this: <pre><code>root = myVariable: 300 myOtherVariable: 400 modulte.exports = root if module?.parent? </code></pre> This code should be compatible with both <code>node.js</code> <code>require</code> function and browser <code><script></code> tag. <h1>Update:</h1> I just reread you question and realized, that you've did almost as I suggested. But your code looks fine to me. You may try to use <code>module.export</code> instead of its alias <code>exports</code>, it may help: <pre><code>root = modulte?.exports ? this root.myVariable = 300 </code></pre> But, as I said, your code looks fine to me as well.
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1. COThank you for your reply but unfortunately the result is still the same after using module.export. I updated my question with an output after Coffeescript compilation, maybe it could be useful.
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2. CO@krajol, have you required your module before accessing it from your server code? `root = require './root.coffee'`?
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