Display Different Text for Anonymous and Authenticated Users

This tutorial shows some example code for displaying some text with button links to anonymous users and an authenticated user's view of content for your home page.

/**
 * The page callback to display the view.
 */
function my_module_articles_page() {
  try {
    var content = {};
   
    // Logged out users.
    if (Drupal.user.uid == 0) {
      content['my_intro_text'] = {
        markup: '<p><center><strong>Welcome to my App!</strong></center></p>'
      },
      content['youtubelink'] = {
        theme: 'button_link',
        text: t('App Tutorial Video'),
        path: 'http://www.youtube.com',
        options: {InAppBrowser: true}
      },
      content['signup'] = {
        theme: 'button_link',
        text: t('Email Signup'),
        path: 'user/register',
      },
      content['login'] = {
        theme: 'button_link',
        text: t('Login'),
        path: 'user/login',
      };
    }
    
    // Logged in users.
    else {
      content['my_articles_list'] = {
        theme: 'view',
        format: 'ul',
        path: 'my-articles', /* the path to the view in Drupal */
        row_callback: 'my_module_articles_list_row',
        empty_callback: 'my_module_articles_list_empty',
        attributes: {
          id: 'my_articles_list_view'
        }
      };
    }
   
    return content;
  }
  catch (error) { console.log('my_module_articles_page - ' + error); }
}

Displaying of the button links comes from the Button Widget tutorial.

In the settings.js file, set drupalgap.settings.front = 'articles';, and that page is powered

/**
 * Implements hook_menu().
 */
function my_module_menu() {
  var items = {};
  items['articles'] = {
    title: 'Articles',
    page_callback: 'my_module_articles_page'
  };
  return items;
}