old_contents: // Routes
  // *********************
  // 
  // This table routes urls to controllers/actions.
  //
  // If the URL is not specified here, the default route for a URL is:  /:controller/:action/:id
  // where :controller, :action, and the :id request parameter are derived from the url
  //
  // If :action is not specified, Sails will redirect to the appropriate action 
  // based on the HTTP verb: (using REST/Backbone conventions)
  //
  //		GET:	/:controller/read/:id
  //		POST:	/:controller/create
  //		PUT:	/:controller/update/:id
  //		DELETE:	/:controller/destroy/:id
  //
  // If the requested controller/action doesn't exist:
  //   - if a view exists ( /views/:controller/:action.ejs ), Sails will render that view
  //   - if no view exists, but a model exists, Sails will automatically generate a 
  //       JSON API for the model which matches :controller.
  //   - if no view OR model exists, Sails will respond with a 404.
  //
  module.exports.routes = {
  	
  	// To route the home page to the "index" action of the "home" controller:
  	'/' : {
  		controller	: 'home'
  	}
  
  	// If you want to set up a route only for a particular HTTP method/verb 
  	// (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) you can specify the verb before the path:
  	// 'post /signup': {
  	//		controller	: 'user',
  	//		action		: 'signup'
  	// }
  
  	// Keep in mind default routes exist for each of your controllers
  	// So if you have a UserController with an action called "juggle" 
  	// a route will be automatically exist mapping it to /user/juggle.
  	//
  	// Additionally, unless you override them, new controllers will have 
  	// create(), find(), findAll(), update(), and destroy() actions, 
  	// and routes will exist for them as follows:
  	/*
  
  	// Standard RESTful routing
  	// (if index is not defined, findAll will be used)
  	'get /user': {
  		controller	: 'user',
  		action		: 'index'
  	}
  	'get /user/:id': {
  		controller	: 'user',
  		action		: 'find'
  	}
  	'post /user': {
  		controller	: 'user',
  		action		: 'create'
  	}
  	'put /user/:id': {
  		controller	: 'user',
  		action		: 'update'
  	}
  	'delete /user/:id': {
  		controller	: 'user',
  		action		: 'destroy'
  	}
  	*/
  };
new_contents: // Routes
  // *********************
  // 
  // This table routes urls to controllers/actions.
  //
  // If the URL is not specified here, the default route for a URL is:  /:controller/:action/:id
  // where :controller, :action, and the :id request parameter are derived from the url
  //
  // If :action is not specified, Sails will redirect to the appropriate action 
  // based on the HTTP verb: (using REST/Backbone conventions)
  //
  //		GET:	/:controller/read/:id
  //		POST:	/:controller/create
  //		PUT:	/:controller/update/:id
  //		DELETE:	/:controller/destroy/:id
  //
  // If the requested controller/action doesn't exist:
  //   - if a view exists ( /views/:controller/:action.ejs ), Sails will render that view
  //   - if no view exists, but a model exists, Sails will automatically generate a 
  //       JSON API for the model which matches :controller.
  //   - if no view OR model exists, Sails will respond with a 404.
  //
  module.exports.routes = {
  	
  	// To route the home page to the "index" action of the "home" controller:
  	'/' : {
  		controller	: 'home'
  	}
  
  	// If you want to set up a route only for a particular HTTP method/verb 
  	// (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) you can specify the verb before the path:
  	// 'post /signup': {
  	//		controller	: 'user',
  	//		action		: 'signup'
  	// }
  
  	// Keep in mind default routes exist for each of your controllers
  	// So if you have a UserController with an action called "juggle" 
  	// a route will be automatically exist mapping it to /user/juggle.
  	//
  	// Additionally, unless you override them, new controllers will have 
  	// create(), find(), findAll(), update(), and destroy() actions, 
  	// and routes will exist for them as follows:
  	/*
  
  	// Standard RESTful routing
  	// (if index is not defined, findAll will be used)
  	'get /user': {
  		controller	: 'user',
  		action		: 'index'
  	},
  	'get /user/:id': {
  		controller	: 'user',
  		action		: 'find'
  	},
  	'post /user': {
  		controller	: 'user',
  		action		: 'create'
  	},
  	'put /user/:id': {
  		controller	: 'user',
  		action		: 'update'
  	},
  	'delete /user/:id': {
  		controller	: 'user',
  		action		: 'destroy'
  	}
  	*/
  };
  
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