Default the app registry when config.php does not define it
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<?php
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// app/assets/utils/app_registry.php
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//
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// The apps a user can be given access to (user.app_access and
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// company_map_user.app_access), with the label, icon and badge colour the
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// Users Access page shows for each.
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//
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// config.php may define its own $app_registry; this file only fills it in when
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// it is missing or empty — which is every Docker-generated config.php written
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// before the setting was documented. Without it the Add User dialog breaks
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// (Object.entries(null) in setting/users.php) and inviting a user fails
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// (array_keys(null) in setting/api/engine/manage_users.php).
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//
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// Keys must stay within the user.app_access enum: 'wms' and 'accounting'
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// ('all' is implied and never listed here).
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if (!isset($app_registry) || !is_array($app_registry) || !$app_registry) {
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$app_registry = [
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'wms' => ['label' => 'WMS', 'icon' => 'ti-box', 'color' => 'bg-label-primary'],
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'accounting' => ['label' => 'Accounting', 'icon' => 'ti-calculator', 'color' => 'bg-label-success'],
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];
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}
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