Create Electron app stub with Angular 2, Foundation 6, Sass, ES6

We plan to create a desktop app based on GitHub Electron. For quicker start, we ask you, first, to create a 'ready to use' template with necessary add-ons, and the second, to write a step-by-step guide how we could re-create it on our own machine. Requirements: 1) Project should be based on Szwacz electron boilerplate - [login to view URL] This boilerplate looks the most appropriate because of cross-platform approach and ready-to-use installer creation functionality, but suggestions also are welcome. 2) Angular 2 added. 3) Foundation 6 added. Preference would be for the 'Foundation for Apps' code if it is not hard to integrate in the app only presentation parts (without Foundation's Angular code). Suggestions also welcome. 4) Usage of UI-router for Angular instead of ng-router. 5) Content of the app supplemented with: a) a grid with header row, content row containing 3 equal columns, footer row; b) a button somewhere in the content row which opens a 'sort-of' modal lightbox. Content of the lightbox should be on the separate template file; c) 'Lightbox' should be closable to return to the main content page. 6) JavaScript code should be written in EcmaScript 6. Angular code should be created with classes; controller should use 'this' for referencing variables, not '$scope' or 'vm'. 7) Our base platform is Windows. We can assume that system has git and plain node.js installed already. It is very desirable that differences with Linux will be mentioned in the guide if they take place. 8) Guide should contain a step-by-step instructions on recreation the code and development environment. Reader will be competent web/js developer, but not very familiar with node.js app development and workflow. 9) Guide should contain instructions how to set up automatic or fast ES6 and Sass transpilling, and other automation routines if they are necessary and/or speed up the development. Deliverable: 1. Zip with source code. 2. Guide for recreation working copy (pdf, txt or html).