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Signed-off-by: Jörn Friedrich Dreyer <jfd@butonic.de>
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### Loading Themes
Web themes are loaded, if added in the Infinite Scale source code, at build-time from
Web themes are loaded, if added in the OpenCloud source code, at build-time from
`<opencloud_repo>/services/web/assets/themes`.
This cannot be manipulated at runtime.
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### Loading Applications
Web applications are loaded, if added in the Infinite Scale source code, at build-time from
Web applications are loaded, if added in the OpenCloud source code, at build-time from
`<opencloud_repo>/services/web/assets/apps`. This cannot be manipulated at runtime.
Additionally, the administrator can provide custom applications by storing them in the path defined by the environment
variable `WEB_ASSET_APPS_PATH`.
This environment variable defaults to the Infinite Scale base data directory `$OC_BASE_DATA_PATH/web/assets/apps`,
This environment variable defaults to the OpenCloud base data directory `$OC_BASE_DATA_PATH/web/assets/apps`,
but can be redefined with any path set manually.
The final list of available applications is composed of the built-in and the custom applications provided by the
administrator via `WEB_ASSET_APPS_PATH`.
For example, if Infinite Scale contains a built-in extension named `image-viewer-dfx` and the administrator provides a custom application named `image-viewer-obj` via the `WEB_ASSET_APPS_PATH` directory, the user will be able to access both
For example, if OpenCloud contains a built-in extension named `image-viewer-dfx` and the administrator provides a custom application named `image-viewer-obj` via the `WEB_ASSET_APPS_PATH` directory, the user will be able to access both
applications from the WebUI.
### Application Structure
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This is useful for cases where just a single asset should be overwritten, like a logo or similar.
Consider the following: Infinite Scale is shipped with a default web app named `image-viewer-dfx` which contains a logo,
Consider the following: OpenCloud is shipped with a default web app named `image-viewer-dfx` which contains a logo,
but the administrator wants to provide a custom logo for that application.
This can be achieved using the path defined via `WEB_ASSET_APPS_PATH` and adding a custom structure like `WEB_ASSET_APPS_PATH/image-viewer-dfx/`. Here you can add all custom assets to load like `logo.png`. On loading the web app, custom assets defined overwrite default ones.
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## Miscellaneous
Please note that Infinite Scale, in particular the web service, needs a restart to load new applications or changes to the `apps.yaml` file.
Please note that OpenCloud, in particular the web service, needs a restart to load new applications or changes to the `apps.yaml` file.