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All site configuration is driven by two JSON files in the config/ directory. There are no environment variables, no admin panels, and no database records to manage — every change is made directly in config/games.json or config/apps.json, then committed and redeployed. The tab-cloaking settings are the only exception: those are stored in the visitor’s browser via localStorage and are managed through the Settings page.

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config/games.json

projects.html fetches config/games.json at runtime and uses it to render every tile on the Games page. The file is a JSON array of game objects listed in the order they should appear on the page.

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Schema

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title
string
required
The display name shown on the game tile beneath the thumbnail. This value is also used by the search filter — the filter matches against title case-insensitively.
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link
string
required
Relative URL to the game’s entry point, typically the index.html inside its subdirectory under /projects/. For example: projects/2048/index.html. Can also be an absolute URL if the game is hosted externally.
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imgSrc
string
required
Relative or absolute URL of the thumbnail/icon image displayed on the game tile. The tile renders icons at 210×210 px with rounded corners. Relative paths resolve from the site root (e.g. projects/among-us/red.png).

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Example entries

The following snippet shows three real entries from config/games.json: 
[
  {
    "link": "projects/2048/index.html",
    "imgSrc": "projects/2048/thumb.png",
    "title": "2048"
  },
  {
    "link": "projects/1v1lol/",
    "imgSrc": "projects/1v1lol/1v1lol.png",
    "title": "1v1.LOL"
  },
  {
    "link": "projects/among-us/index.html",
    "imgSrc": "projects/among-us/red.png",
    "title": "Among Us"
  }
]
Games are rendered in the exact order they appear in the array. To reorder the game list, simply rearrange the entries in the file and redeploy.

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config/apps.json

apps.html fetches config/apps.json at runtime and renders the Website Proxies page. The schema is identical to games.json, but the link field points to an HTML file inside the /apps/ directory, and imgSrc typically references an absolute CDN URL for the service’s official logo.

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Schema

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title
string
required
The display name of the website or service shown on the proxy tile (e.g. "YouTube", "Discord").
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link
string
required
Relative path to the proxy wrapper HTML file inside /apps/. For example: apps/youtube.html. Each file in /apps/ embeds the target site in an iframe or redirects to it.
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imgSrc
string
required
URL of the service logo used as the tile thumbnail. Absolute CDN URLs are common here since the logos are fetched from external sources rather than stored in the repository.

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Example entries

The following snippet shows three real entries from config/apps.json: 
[
  {
    "link": "apps/youtube.html",
    "imgSrc": "https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/72/YouTube_social_white_square_%282017%29.svg/2048px-YouTube_social_white_square_%282017%29.svg.png",
    "title": "YouTube"
  },
  {
    "link": "apps/discord.html",
    "imgSrc": "https://images-wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca887773594c2.wixmp.com/f/198142ac-f410-423a-bf0b-34c9cb5d9609/dbtif5j-60306864-d6b7-44b6-a9ff-65e8adcfb911.png",
    "title": "Discord"
  },
  {
    "link": "apps/spotify.html",
    "imgSrc": "https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/19/Spotify_logo_without_text.svg/2048px-Spotify_logo_without_text.svg.png",
    "title": "Spotify"
  }
]

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Tab Cloaker Settings (localStorage)

The tab-cloaking feature lets visitors disguise the site’s browser tab with a custom title and favicon — useful for making the tab look like something else at a glance. These settings are stored in the visitor’s browser using the Web Storage API and are applied globally across all pages via js/main.js.
KeyTypeDescription
titlestringThe replacement text shown in the browser tab title bar.
iconstringAn absolute URL to a replacement favicon image shown in the browser tab.
js/main.js reads both keys on every page load and, if present, updates document.title and the <link rel="icon"> element accordingly. Visitors configure these values through the Settings page (misc.html) — they are not set in any config file on the server.
Because these values live in the browser’s localStorage, they are specific to each visitor’s device and browser profile. Clearing browser data will reset them to the site defaults.

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