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Updating the link in Node API docs, as the old one was broken
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edit approved Dec 24, 2012 at 11:56
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global.util = require('util');

There's a section about global objects in the node documentationnode documentation.

However, globals should be used with care. By adding modules to the global space you reduce testability and encapsulation. But there are cases where using this method is acceptable. For example, I add functions and objects to the global namespace to use within my unit test scripts.

global.util = require('util');

There's a section about global objects in the node documentation.

However, globals should be used with care. By adding modules to the global space you reduce testability and encapsulation. But there are cases where using this method is acceptable. For example, I add functions and objects to the global namespace to use within my unit test scripts.

global.util = require('util');

There's a section about global objects in the node documentation.

However, globals should be used with care. By adding modules to the global space you reduce testability and encapsulation. But there are cases where using this method is acceptable. For example, I add functions and objects to the global namespace to use within my unit test scripts.

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global.util = require('util');

There's a section about global objects in the node documentation.

However, globals should be used with care. By adding modules to the global space you reduce testability and encapsulation. But there are cases where using this method is acceptable. For example, I add functions and objects to the global namespace to use within my unit test scripts.