BELLINI-CORE: 2nd Gen Cloud Service based on Original Asahi

#Moving Bordeaux Enhancements Over

1. Make sure the user-auth.service.js is moved from Bordeaux.
2. In the routes file, make sure the withUserResolve function is available.
3. For the initial redirectController make sure the above resolver is used to pass a resolved user to the redirectController:

.state( 'welcome', {
            url:   '/',
            views: buildCompleteView( {
                template:   '<og-spinner></og-spinner>',
                controller: 'redirectController'
            } ),
            resolve: withUserResolve()

        } )

4. Make sure redirectController uses the resolved user instead of fetching, yet again from the service directly.
5. Get rid of user-auth.service.js dependency in user.service.js as this is circular with the changes to Bourdeaux. The easiest thing to do is to just copy the user.service.js. It has everything needed and more.

#OLD STUFF

Waterlock is a nice start towards handing authentication for a Sails.js app, but it still requires the user do a lot of work such as: policies, login pages, password reset pages, etc.

Installation:

1. Clone repo

2. cd into folder then npm install

3. There will be some "bowery" stuff to do, but we'll make a Grunt task for that later, for now just run bower update where needed.

Structure Notes

1. The usual Grunting of assets to .tmp is turned off. I like to really know how my stuff is going together and this is particularly important when using AngularJS. Assets is served directly as the root of the webserver.
   
2. EJS templates are used as the "index.html" of SPA Angular apps. So for example, the UI is bult from views/ui by merging the uilayout.ejs with uiapp.ejs. These files use EJS includes to grab JS and CSS dependencies from views/partials. These dependencies live in assets/**.
   
3. Login, Logout and Password reset all have their own EJS templates in views/users.