Hi there I was watching a couple of the angular.js videos and saw that the value() method was used to set a kind of module-wide constant. for example, one can set the Angular-UI library's config like so: (coffeescript)

angular.module('app',[])

.value ui.config, 

  tinymce:

    theme: 'simple'

    width: '500'

    height: '300'

And my app is currently looking like this:

window.app = angular.module(app, [ 'ui'])



.config([$routeProvider, ($routeProvider) ->

  $routeProvider

  .when /users,

    templateUrl: assets/templates/users/index.html

    controller: IndexUsersCtrl



  .otherwise redirectTo: /users



])



.value 'csrf', $('meta[name=csrf-token]').attr('content') #<---- attention here



IndexUsersCtrl = ($scope) ->

  $scope.users = gon.rabl

  console.log I want to log the csrf value here #<---- then attention

IndexUsersCtrl.$inject = ['$scope']

But I can't seem to get that value by tapping into the 'app' variable which is corresponding to the app module.

I read up here on ST and over on angularjs's google group that one way to share common code btwn controllers is through a service, will this concept apply here, too?

Thanks!