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I am using node.js with Jade templating system.

Assume, I have these routing rules:

// ./routes/first.js

exports.first = function(req, res)
{
    res.render('first', {
        author: 'Edward',
        title: 'First page'
    });
};

// ./routes/second.js

exports.second = function(req, res)
{
    res.render('second', {
        author: 'Edward',
        title: 'Second page'
    });
};

And these dummy views:

// ./views/first.jade

html
    head
        title #{author} – #{title}
    body
        span First page content

// ./views/second.jade

html
    head
        title #{author} – #{title}
    body
        span Second page content

How can I declare author variable generally, for both views?

I am using node.js with Jade templating system.

Assume, I have these routing rules:

// ./routes/first.js

exports.first = function(req, res)
{
    res.render('first', {
        author: 'Edward',
        title: 'First page'
    });
};

// ./routes/second.js

exports.second = function(req, res)
{
    res.render('second', {
        author: 'Edward',
        title: 'Second page'
    });
};

And these dummy views:

// ./views/first.jade

html
    head
        title #{author} – #{title}
    body
        span First page content

// ./views/second.jade

html
    head
        title #{author} – #{title}
    body
        span Second page content

How can I declare author variable generally, for both views?

  • javascript
  • node.js
  • templates
  • global-variables
  • pug
Share Improve this question asked Aug 23, 2012 at 9:23 Edward RuchevitsEdward Ruchevits 6,69612 gold badges54 silver badges87 bronze badges 1
  • Duplicate of stackoverflow./questions/4718818/express-js-view-globals – Jan Jůna Commented Feb 28, 2017 at 11:17
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Reset to default 2 
// ./author.js
module.exports = 'Edward';

// ./routes/first.js

exports.first = function(req, res)
{
    res.render('first', {
        author: require('../author'),
        title: 'First page'
    });
};

// ./routes/second.js

exports.second = function(req, res)
{
    res.render('second', {
        author: require('../author'),
        title: 'Second page'
    });
};

or

// ./views/includes/head.jade
head
    title Edward – #{title}

// ./views/first.jade

html
    include includes/head
    body
        span First page content

// ./views/second.jade

html
    include includes/head
    body
        span Second page content

or

// ./views/layout.jade
html
    head
        title Edward – #{title}
    body
        block body

// ./views/first.jade

extends layout
append body
    span First page content

// ./views/second.jade

extends layout
append body
    span Second page content

I am using node.js with Jade templating system.

Assume, I have these routing rules:

// ./routes/first.js

exports.first = function(req, res)
{
    res.render('first', {
        author: 'Edward',
        title: 'First page'
    });
};

// ./routes/second.js

exports.second = function(req, res)
{
    res.render('second', {
        author: 'Edward',
        title: 'Second page'
    });
};

And these dummy views:

// ./views/first.jade

html
    head
        title #{author} – #{title}
    body
        span First page content

// ./views/second.jade

html
    head
        title #{author} – #{title}
    body
        span Second page content

How can I declare author variable generally, for both views?

I am using node.js with Jade templating system.

Assume, I have these routing rules:

// ./routes/first.js

exports.first = function(req, res)
{
    res.render('first', {
        author: 'Edward',
        title: 'First page'
    });
};

// ./routes/second.js

exports.second = function(req, res)
{
    res.render('second', {
        author: 'Edward',
        title: 'Second page'
    });
};

And these dummy views:

// ./views/first.jade

html
    head
        title #{author} – #{title}
    body
        span First page content

// ./views/second.jade

html
    head
        title #{author} – #{title}
    body
        span Second page content

How can I declare author variable generally, for both views?

  • javascript
  • node.js
  • templates
  • global-variables
  • pug
Share Improve this question asked Aug 23, 2012 at 9:23 Edward RuchevitsEdward Ruchevits 6,69612 gold badges54 silver badges87 bronze badges 1
  • Duplicate of stackoverflow./questions/4718818/express-js-view-globals – Jan Jůna Commented Feb 28, 2017 at 11:17
Add a ment  | 

1 Answer 1

Reset to default 2 
// ./author.js
module.exports = 'Edward';

// ./routes/first.js

exports.first = function(req, res)
{
    res.render('first', {
        author: require('../author'),
        title: 'First page'
    });
};

// ./routes/second.js

exports.second = function(req, res)
{
    res.render('second', {
        author: require('../author'),
        title: 'Second page'
    });
};

or

// ./views/includes/head.jade
head
    title Edward – #{title}

// ./views/first.jade

html
    include includes/head
    body
        span First page content

// ./views/second.jade

html
    include includes/head
    body
        span Second page content

or

// ./views/layout.jade
html
    head
        title Edward – #{title}
    body
        block body

// ./views/first.jade

extends layout
append body
    span First page content

// ./views/second.jade

extends layout
append body
    span Second page content

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