myApp

angular.module('myApp')
    .controller('AppCtrl', ['$scope', '$rootScope', '$location', '$filter', '$state', 'Navigation', 'AUTH_EVENTS', 'UserData', 'BASE_PATHS', 'validationMessages',
                            'DataApi', 'loadingPanel', 'pinesNotifications',
        function($scope, $rootScope, $location, $filter, $state, Navigation, AUTH_EVENTS, UserData, BASE_PATHS, validationMessages, DataApi, loadingPanel, pinesNotifications) {
                /* Global Vars */
            $scope.validationMessages = validationMessages;
            $scope.appBaseUrl = '';
            $scope.thisYear = new Date().getFullYear();

            $scope.app = {
                name: '',
                lastName: ' - ' + DataApi.brandName,
            }

            /* Global Helper Methods */
            $scope.isDataValida = function() { }
            $scope.isNumber = function(value) { }
            $scope.formatBytes = function(bytes, decimals) { }

            var handleLoginSuccess = function() {
                if(!$rootScope.UserData) {
                    getUserData();
                } else {
                    setCurrentUser();
                }
            }

            var getUserData = function() {
                var user = UserData.get('UserData');

                //The DataApi is a custom service to help me recover data from my api
                DataApi
                    .get('users/' + user.ID)
                    .then(function successCallback(result) {

                        usuario.BusinessUnits = angular.fromJson(result.BusinessUnits);

                        $rootScope.UserData = usuario;

                        setCurrentUser();

                    }, function errorCallback(result) {
                        console.log(result);
                    });
            }

            var setCurrentUser = function() {
                    //Here i chose to save the user data on the rootScope to save the trips to the DB
                $scope.currentUser = $rootScope.UserData;

               //Here i do some processing with the user data and then call some other methods to get
               //some extra data used on all other controllers, those next methods also hit the database
               //to get their data and i can't afford that to happend on every state change

                $scope.loadProfessions();
                $scope.loadNotifications(true);
            }

            //Here i listen for the login success that will happen only once per page load
            //The event is fired inside my service that is responsible for validating the user
                        $rootScope.$on(AUTH_EVENTS.loginSuccess, handleLoginSuccess);
        }
    ]);

angular.module('myApp')
    .controller('HomeCtrl', ['$scope', 'DataApi', 'loadingPanel', 'pinesNotifications', '$filter', '$timeout', '$window', '$state',
        function($scope, DataApi, loadingPanel, pinesNotifications, $filter, $timeout, $window, $state) {
         $scope.loadHomeData = function() {}

         $scope.loadHomeData();
        }
    ]);