abjincy-dot/docman-v2

Purpose and Runtime

DOCMAN-V2 is a small client-side web application/PWA. The repository contains no backend, server code, package manifest, or build pipeline; it is intended to run directly in a browser from static files.

Primary entry points:

• index.html defines the document shell and loads application assets.

• app.js contains the application behavior.

• style.css provides the UI presentation layer.

Browser Application Shell

index.html is the browser-facing bootstrap boundary. It connects the HTML structure to:

• Application logic in app.js

• Styling in style.css

• PWA metadata in manifest.json

The browser loads this shell first; JavaScript then owns interactive behavior against the DOM established there.

Application Logic

app.js is the central control layer for DOCMAN-V2. It is the likely location for user-event handling, document-management state, DOM updates, and browser API integration.

Boundary: application behavior is fully client-side. Any persistence, document selection, import/export, or file handling implemented here would occur through browser capabilities rather than a repository-provided service layer.

Presentation and Static Assets

style.css separates visual layout and component styling from application behavior in app.js. Images/ and icons/ provide static visual resources consumed by the UI and installable-app surfaces.

Key paths:

• style.css

• Images

• icons

Progressive Web App Layer

manifest.json defines installability metadata such as application identity, icons, display mode, and launch behavior. sw.js is the service-worker entry point and establishes the offline/cache boundary.

Control flow:

1. The page loads through index.html.

2. Client code in app.js can register sw.js.

3. The service worker intercepts relevant browser resource requests.

4. Cached static assets enable repeat/offline use according to the worker’s cache policy.

Key paths:

• manifest.json

• sw.js

• icons

Infrastructure Boundaries

The deployment model is static hosting: serve the repository’s browser assets over HTTP(S), preferably HTTPS for service-worker and PWA capabilities. There are no visible database, API, authentication, queue, container, or cloud-infrastructure components.

The major external runtime is the browser, including DOM APIs, Cache Storage/service workers, the Web App Manifest platform, and potentially browser file APIs used by app.js.