default-applications-tree

You can add more application sections into applications-tree.json. You have to specify the application name and version. For example:

    {
        "name": "nextcloud",
        "version": "latest"
    }

The name must be the same as the directory name of the application.

The directory of an application have to contain a template.json file and can contain more json files (service, domain, secret, etc. files).

The mandatory template.json file's structure is the following.

"name" - the name of the application, must be the same as the directory name

"fields" - array of used variables by service

 {
         "name": "vaultwarden",
         "fields": [
                 ...
         ]
 }

An element of fields can contain the following keys.

description - label of the field, this text will appear before element
key - name of variable
value - default value of variable in the form
required - if set "true" then fill in of the field is required in the form
type - if not set then default is text, available field types: text, password, textarea, select - if type is "select" then options are separated by ",". Option's value and text is separated by ":", but text is not mandatory. For example:
```
 "value": "yes,no"
 "value": "1:gmail,2:microsoft outlook/hotmail,3:other",
```

generated - the value of the variable is auto generated, so the field will not appear in the form. Generated examples:

 "time|md5|8" - generated from time, encoded by md5 and character length is 8
 "random|md5|20" - random generated number, encoded by sha256, length is 20

Field element example:

    {
            "description": "Please add Nextcloud password:",
            "key": "NEXTCLOUD_PASSWORD",
            "value": "",
            "required": "true",
            "type": "password"
    },

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