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I need to export two functions in the global scope, for example, I have these two functions:

function Suite() {//...} 

function Test() {//...}

I want to be able to export them to the global scope using the Webpack, so I can use them like this:

Suite();
Test();

instead of how I am now:

myLib.Suite();
myLib.Test();

I know I can export a function to the global scope like this:

module.exports = Suite;

But I do not know how it would do to export two or more functions to the global scope. For it to work on both nodejs and client.

PerduGames
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Inside your module you can use global as follows

function Suite() {//...} 
function Test() {//...} 

global.Suite = Suite;
global.Test = Test;

global is window in the browser, and global in node when using webpack.

rich
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