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var fs = require('fs');

//Convertendo binario em arquivo
function base64_decode(base64str,fileName){
  var bitmap = new Buffer (base64str, 'base64');
  fs.writeFileSync('src/temp/'+fileName+'',bitmap, 'binary', function (err){
    if(err){
      console.log('Conversao com erro');
    }

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/* 
* Example with one file upload
* In this example, inside single() function, we use the name of the name of the element in the html
* which we are sending the post, in this case, it is called file ( check line 19 of file.dust file )
*/
app.post('/file', upload.single('file'),function(req, res) {
	//res.json(req.file);
  	if(req.file){
		//Reading the file saved in src/temp folder
		let fileContent = base64_encode(req.file.filename);//sendind filename which Multer gives

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<!-- This is assuming that this document will get in folder Layout, the dust file layout as it template -->
{>"layout/layout" /}

<!-- This variable, is responsable for get all HTML content and compile it together with the  {+body /} in layout file-->
{<body}
	
	<div class="row"><br></div>
	<main role="main" class="container">
		<div class="jumbotron">
        	<h1><p><strong>Here it is my second dust file!</strong></p></h1>

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/*
 * Sync all tables to database
 */
db.sequelize.sync({force:true}).then(function(){
    console.log('DB Connection - OK');
    let crypto = require('crypto');
	//Lib for crypting strings
	let crypto = require('crypto');

	//Creating my cipher, by using the key REPLACE_YOUR_KEY_HERE 

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// Using Passport for local strategy
passport.use('local-login', new LocalStrategy ({
//In this part, passport will use' the input in HTML, by using it's name for the strategy
  usernameField : 'login',
  passwordField : 'password'
  ,passReqToCallback : true},function (req,login,password,done){
    //Querying on database to find the user by the email or the login
    db.User.find({ where: { username: req.body.login }}).then(function(result) {
      //Verify if the query returns a result
      if(result){

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exports.IsAuthenticated = function(req,res,next){
	//Passport creates a function to your session called isAuthenticated(), so you can use it to verify if the user really login in the app
	console.log(req.isAuthenticated());
	if(req.isAuthenticated()){
		//So, here you are saying that if the route called had any other function, it will goes to the next one ( which is rendering the HTML )
		next();
	}else{
		//Or else, goes back to login page
    	res.render('welcome/index',{message:'Ops! This route requires a login!'});
	}

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  //Here, I isolate one Route in the file route/application
  let application = require('./routes/application');

  /* Secured Route
   * First, the app will enter in routes/application, so there you can create any validation you want, and use the NEXT function for Node enter in the function that will
   * render the page secured
   * Following the logic, you can create a lot of routes before it goes to the final rendering HTML
   * Example: app.get('/home', route1, route2, route3, routefinal);
   */
  app.get('/home',application.IsAuthenticated,function(req,res){

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'use strict';
module.exports = function (app) {
		//getting the file which has all the routes to save any materials
		let material = require('./routes/material');
		app.get('/material/new',material.new);
		app.get('/material',material.findAll);
		app.get('/material/:id',material.find);
		app.post('/material',material.create);
		app.post('/material/:id',material.update);
		app.delete('/material/:id',material.destroy);

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let db = require('../models')

exports.new = function(req, res) {
  //Example of export function
};
exports.findAll = function(req, res) {
    //Example of export function
}
exports.find = function(req, res) {
    //Example of export function

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{#materials}
  <div id="divMaterial" class="col-lg-4 col-xl-4 col-sm-12 col-md-4">
	  <h4>{nome}</h4>
	  <a href="/material/{id}">Material {id}</a>
  </div>
{/materials}