I think I resolved the coffeescript class structure problem

labs/meteor-client/server/app.coffee

@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+if Meteor.isServer
+  console.log " I am in the server"
+  Meteor.startup ->
+    console.log "On startup in the server"
+    console.log Meteor.config.appName
+
+
+
+    a = new Meteor.ClientProxy()
+
+    b = new Meteor.RedisPubSub()

labs/meteor-client/server/clientproxy.coffee

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+
+class Meteor.ClientProxy
+	constructor: ->
+		console.log "initializing ClientProxy"
+	bbb: ->
+		console.log "bbb ClientProxy"
+	console.log "CLIENT PROXY"

labs/meteor-client/server/redispubsub.coffee

@@ -1,30 +1,5 @@
-if Meteor.isServer
-  console.log " I am in the server"
-  Meteor.startup ->
-    console.log "On startup in the server"
-    console.log Meteor.config.appName
-
-    pubClient = redis.createClient()
-    subClient = redis.createClient()
-
-
-
-
-
-    subClient.on "psubscribe", _onSubscribe
-    subClient.on "pmessage", _onMessage
-
-
-
-
-    console.log("RPC: Subscribing message on channel: #{Meteor.config.redis.channels.fromBBBApps}")
-    subClient.psubscribe(Meteor.config.redis.channels.fromBBBApps)
-
-
-
-
-_onMessage = () ->
-  console.log "ON MESSAGE"
-
-_onSubscribe = () ->
-  console.log "ON SUBSCRIBE"
+class Meteor.RedisPubSub
+  constructor: ->
+    console.log "initializing RedisPubSub"
+  bbb: ->
+    console.log "bbb RedisPubSub"