example.md

These routes have been overwritten. So true allows us in. And so why don't we allow ourselves into the Hello world round? So we'll just type What is this path thing? It just Hello, world.

^01:56

Let's do true.

^01:58

Commit be3c207d66f80bf886eccf8db5140dfb251e2d2b
--- config/policies.js
+++ config/policies.js
@@ -22,4 +22,6 @@ module.exports.policies = {
   'legal/view-privacy': true,
   'deliver-contact-form-message': true,
 
+  'hello-world': true
+
 };

^01:59

chrome.exe > NEW_APP_NAME - Google Chrome

^02:00

Now I'm going to look up. How to dio sales Watch because I forget

^02:09

Forever destined. You start. Okay, So we're going, Tio.

^02:09

Then open chrome:

Google Chrome

^02:17

And that should allow us to refresh the page. Now when we go to Hello, world this time

^02:19

chrome.exe > NEW_APP_NAME - Google Chrome

^02:29

We still have to log again. That's funny. Um

^02:29

Code.exe > policies.js - paircast-sails - Visual Studio Code

^02:33

You know why? Because it's called view. Hello, world, So I made a mistake here. And this is actually, um

^02:38

Commit 531c1891117bd22a4a2e3940f64661b05f750b89
--- config/policies.js
+++ config/policies.js
@@ -22,6 +22,6 @@ module.exports.policies = {
   'legal/view-privacy': true,
   'deliver-contact-form-message': true,
 
-  'hello-world': true
+  'view-hello-world': true
 
 };

^02:41

The name of the controller and not the route. Right? So the reason is we don't wanna have to update the route's every time we have a policy. So these strings here represent the controller. So now we have a sales are the reloading. We should be able to go to. Hello, world down. Get that.

^02:58

Get through into our page. Okay, So here we are.

^02:59

Paircast.exe > Paircast

chrome.exe > NEW_APP_NAME - Google Chrome

^03:00

We're on our page and let's see what this is made up of. So if we open up the sources and we go to network

^03:10

Well refresh the page.

^03:12

Ah, we don't We want to see OK, we can see all of these. But sales has this great thing. So if we search for Hello, world we can see that both e. Hello, World. Paige, we're on has been generated as well as

^03:25

This Paracels

^03:28

Paracels is actually a

^03:31

Kind of a modified ofyou. J s. I'll get into it a little bit, but we can see these things have been generated for us already. If we also do a project search

^03:39

Code.exe > policies.js - paircast-sails - Visual Studio Code

^03:40

Um, let's see if we can look for Hello world and we can see that again. There's a template a less file a page and controller. So the controller here we are.

^03:49

Code.exe > view-hello-world.js - paircast-sails - Visual Studio Code

^03:51

It's instructing us to load that template. So that's how we know about the template. Let's go to that.

^03:56

Um Hello, world e Js we conceive use pages. Hello, world that we go there. This is our template that involved that.

^04:04

So if we remove this

^04:07

Type. Hello, world and refresh over here. We can see that that's been updated, and, um

^04:08

Commit 2d114fa99c536671fc3df1638553da12d50038f5
--- views/pages/hello-world.ejs
+++ views/pages/hello-world.ejs
@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
 <div id="hello-world" v-cloak>
 
-  <h1>TODO: Implement this page.</h1>
-  <p>(See also <em>assets/styles/pages/hello-world.less</em>, <em>assets/js/pages/hello-world.page.js</em>, and <em>api/controllers/view-hello-world.js</em>.)</p>
+  <h1>Hello World!</h1>
+  <p>(See also <em>assets/styles/pages/hello-world.less</em>, <em>assets/js/pages/hello-world.page.js</em>, and
+    <em>api/controllers/view-hello-world.js</em>.)</p>
 
 </div>
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