Here's how to get module.config()

HFCDev

I posed a question in this thread about getting at the module config, mainly so I could access the dynamic config that I can set in my orphan of CSUI::Extensions. This allows me to make my smart UI commands appear or not based on config settings in my module. Here is the thread:

https://forums.opentext.com/forums/developer/discussion/298917/smartui-inlineactionbar-how-to-make-your-custom-command-to-be-the-first-in-the-inlineactionbar#latest

If you built your command from the sample rename, you will no doubt have a define statement at the top like this:

define(['require', 'csui/lib/jquery', 'csui/utils/base', 'csui/utils/log',
  'i18n!samples/commands/rename/impl/nls/lang', 'csui/lib/backbone',
  'csui/models/command', 'csui/utils/commandhelper'
], function (require, $, base, log, lang, Backbone, CommandModel, CommandHelper) {
  'use strict';

In order to access the module, you need to add it to the define statement above like this:

define(['require', 'csui/lib/jquery', 'csui/utils/base', 'csui/utils/log',
  'i18n!samples/commands/rename/impl/nls/lang', 'csui/lib/backbone',
  'csui/models/command', 'csui/utils/commandhelper', 'module'
], function (require, $, base, log, lang, Backbone, CommandModel, CommandHelper, module) {
  'use strict';

Adding 'module' to the end of the list of define parameters, and adding module as a variable (in this case after Command Helper) is what worked. I decided to post this as I went nuts trying to figure it out. Credit to @Chris Meyer who discovered this. Hopefully this information will be useful to someone else in the future. -Hugh