stupid node.js module written in coffee-script to handle multiple Mongoose database seamlessly

mongeese.coffee

        mongoose = require('mongoose')

        exports.create = ->
            instance = new mongoose.Mongoose()
            # copy over extras Mongoose users expects
            instance.Collection = mongoose.Collection
            instance.Connection = mongoose.Connection
            instance.version = mongoose.version
            instance.Mongoose = mongoose.Mongoose
            instance.Schema = mongoose.Schema
            instance.SchemaType = mongoose.SchemaType
            instance.VirtualType = mongoose.VirtualType
            instance.SchemaTypes = mongoose.SchemaTypes
            instance.Types = mongoose.Types
            instance.Query = mongoose.Query
            instance.Promise = mongoose.Promise
            instance.Model = mongoose.Model
            instance.Document = mongoose.Document
            instance.Error = mongoose.Error
            instance.mongo = mongoose.mongo
            instance

If there is a big demand for it, I'll register it as a NPM module.

Until then, here is the javascript version compiled from coffee-script:

    (function() {
      var mongoose;
      mongoose = require('mongoose');
      exports.create = function() {
        var instance;
        instance = new mongoose.Mongoose();
        instance.Collection = mongoose.Collection;
        instance.Connection = mongoose.Connection;
        instance.version = mongoose.version;
        instance.Mongoose = mongoose.Mongoose;
        instance.Schema = mongoose.Schema;
        instance.SchemaType = mongoose.SchemaType;
        instance.VirtualType = mongoose.VirtualType;
        instance.SchemaTypes = mongoose.SchemaTypes;
        instance.Types = mongoose.Types;
        instance.Query = mongoose.Query;
        instance.Promise = mongoose.Promise;
        instance.Model = mongoose.Model;
        instance.Document = mongoose.Document;
        instance.Error = mongoose.Error;
        instance.mongo = mongoose.mongo;
        return instance;
      };
    }).call(this);