# Component manifest — source of truth for the web UI.
#
# Edit this file, then run ./build.sh to:
#   - download every remote component into components/<name>/
#   - generate components.json (the runtime load list) in declared order
#
# Load order matters: service components (login-gate, api-client) must come
# before the components that consume them.

# Local components shipped inside this repo. Not downloaded — listed here only
# so build.sh can place them in the generated load order.
local_components: []

# Remote components fetched from git at build time.
# Each is its own repo; its root must contain <name>.js and manifest.json.
#
#   - name: vpc-panel                                  # → components/vpc-panel/
#     repo: https://git.g3e.fr/team-reseau/vpc-panel
#     ref:  v1.2.0                                     # tag, branch or commit (default: main)
components:
  - name: side-nav
    repo: https://git.g3e.fr/syonad/syn-side-nav
    ref: main

# Vendor libraries — downloaded into web/vendor/ at build time (gitignored).
# Components import them via relative paths, never via components.json.
# path: restrict download to a subdirectory of the repo (optional).
# dest: destination under web/ (default: vendor/<name>).
vendors: []

# Pages — each page is a self-contained directory (JS + CSS + manifest.json).
# Same model as components: local pages ship in this repo, remote pages are
# downloaded from git at build time. build.sh reads each manifest.json to
# generate navigation.json and pages.json.
#
# Page manifest.json must contain: tag, route, label, icon.
# Page JS must: customElements.define('<tag>', ...) and use display:contents.

local_pages:
  - dashboard

# Remote pages fetched from git — same mechanism as components.
#
#   - name: vpcs
#     repo: https://git.g3e.fr/team-reseau/page-vpcs
#     ref:  v1.0.0
remote_pages: []

# Menu — order and visibility in the side-nav.
# List routes in desired display order.
# A page not listed here is accessible via /#/route but hidden from the nav.
menu:
  - dashboard