beatbox.config.yml

#
# Default language
#
lang: de

#
# This title will be shown on top of the menu if no logo image is specified.
# It's possible to specify a single string for all languages or to configure
# each language separately. Use 'default' as a language code to have
# a default fallback title.
#
title:
  en: Beat Box
  de: Beat Box

#
# Logo image to show on top of the menu.
# It's possible to specify a single image file or to configure each language
# separately. If separate languages are used then any languages without an
# image will use the title instead. Use 'default' as a language code to have
# a default fallback logo image.
#
# example: Single image for all languages:
#
# logo: assets/img/lg_imaginary_white.png
#
# example: Only use logo for english and german
#
# logo:
#   en: assets/img/lg_imaginary_white.png
#   de: assets/img/lg_imaginary_white.png

#
# Name of the theme to use.
# Available themes: default, blue, green.
# See more info about defining new themes in the README.md file.
#
theme: ../../themes/lalalab-noheader

#
# List of apps to load in the menu
# Each app is specified by the path or URL to the app directory where the
# app.json manifest file is located. See the README.md file for information
# on the app.json file format.
#
apps:
  - ../sequenzer
  - ../euclidian-rhythm
  - ../noverm
  - ../fibonacci
  - ../clapping
  - ../grid


#
# App to load when the user clicks on the "info" button. Typically an
# "about" or "credits" app.
# infoApp: https://imaginary.github.io/cindyjs-apps/info

#
# Icons per row
# Allows overriding the default icon layout by specifying an array of integers
# indicating how many icons to use per row.
# This new layout will only be used if the sum of all rows matches exactly the
# number of apps, and if no row exceeds the maximum number of icons allowed (6).
#
iconsPerRow: [3, 2]

#
# Show language switcher menu (true/false)
#
# NOTE: It's not always a good idea to enable a language switcher. It will make
# it more difficult for people coming across the station and people watching over
# the user's shoulder to understand what's going on and they might just walk
# away or waste time finding how to switch languages instead of playing with our
# software. Enable ONLY if needed for the exhibition.
#
# IMPORTANT: If you enable the language menu choose which languages to show
# wisely! Select only those appropriate to the exhibition and avoid showing
# more than one local variant of the same language.
# Also only enable languages for which translations are available.
#
langMenuShow: true

#
# Indicate which languages to show if the language switcher menu is shown
# (use ISO 639-1 language codes)
#
langMenuItems:
  - en
  - de