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App descriptor configuration describes an app. The descriptor assigns the app a name, icon and implementation class. The name of the app content node must be unique as it is used to refer to the app across the system. This means you cannot name your own app
pages since a Pages app already exists.Here is an example descriptor for a helloworld app.
| Node name | Value |
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| appClass | info.magnolia.ui.app.helloworld.HelloWorldApp |
| class | info.magnolia.ui.api.app.registry.ConfiguredAppDescriptor |
| icon | icon-app |
| label | Hello World |
| version | 1.0.0 |
Properties:
subapps | Node containing subapps. |
appClass | required Fully qualified name of the Java class that contains the app business logic. The class must implement the $webResourceManager.requireResource("info.magnolia.sys.confluence.artifact-info-plugin:javadoc-resource-macro-resources")
App
interface. |
class | optional, default is App descriptor class that reads the configuration. The class must implement the $webResourceManager.requireResource("info.magnolia.sys.confluence.artifact-info-plugin:javadoc-resource-macro-resources")
AppDescriptor
interface. |
enabled | optional, default is Enables and disables the app. |
icon | optional CSS class that identifies an icon font used on the app tile. For available names see Icons. |
label | optional Label displayed on the app icon in the app launcher. |
name | required Name of the app. |
theme | optional Name of a custom app theme. |
i18nBasename | Message bundle for localized labels. |
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