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class ParentViewCtrl
  @$inject: ['$scope', '$location']
  constructor: (@scope, @location) ->
    @scope.fun_times = @fun_times
    @scope.some_ojects = @some_objects

  fun_times: =>
    console.log "something something"
  
  some_objects: [

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innitApp.provider('API',function(){
	//temp storage for new collection
	var _collections = []
	
	//holds model references
	var _models = {}

	return {
		//this fires when the provider is injected
		$get : ['$resource',function($resource){

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/**
 * Find Records
 * 
 * An API call to find and return model instances from the data adapter
 * using the specified criteria.  If an id was specified, just the instance
 * with that unique id will be returned.
 *
 * @param {Integer|String} id  - the unique id of the particular instance you'd like to look up
 * @param {Object} where       - the find criteria (passed directly to the ORM)
 * @param {Integer} limit      - the maximum number of records to send back (useful for pagination)

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module.exports = {

    index: function (req,res) {
      
        //empty object hold the data
        var viewData = {}
        
        viewData.user = req.user;
      
        File.find( function foundFiles(err, files) {

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// in the old data model, you had to do a bunch of crufty bullshit

$scope.messages = Messages.all();
$scope.$onRootScope('messages.updated', function() {
    $scope.messages = Messages.all();
});

// ew, what's even going on there? Well, it loads the data from the Messages service,
// but then has to wait for an event to make sure it actually updates when the data changes.
// Like a peasant.

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//opt 1
SomeService.getStuff().then(function(stuff){
  return SomeService.manipulateStuff(stuff);
}).then(function(manipulatedStuff){
  //do stuff...
});

//opt 2
SomeService.getStuff().then(SomeService.manipulateStuff).then(function(manipulatedStuff){
  //do stuff...

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// user.js
module.exports = {

    schema: true,
    attributes: {
        name: {
            type: 'string',
            required: true
        },

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var myApp = angular.module('myApp');

myApp.service('Auth', function($http) {
        
        this.onLoginSuccess = function(loginResponse){
                TokenHandler.setToken(loginResponse.data.token);
                return ({success:1, msg: "Logged in refreshing ....", type:"success"})
        },
        this.onLoginFailure = function(loginError){
                return ({success:0, msg: "LError Loggin in", type:"danger"})

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//bluebird promise lib >>>> anything
var q = require('bluebird');

module.exports.bootstrap = function(cb) {
  
  //returns a promise
  var findOrCreateForm = function(){
    return Form.find().then(function(forms){
      if(forms.length > 0){
        return forms;

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/**
 * CityController
 *
 * @description :: Server-side logic for managing cities
 * @help        :: See http://links.sailsjs.org/docs/controllers
 */



module.exports = {