Update for Client Version 1.17.0.0

Author: Yelo420

docs/client-docs/gui.md

@@ -6,9 +6,9 @@ sidebar_position: 98
 
 This documentation provides a clear overview of the Graphical User Interface (GUI) for GameVault. The GUI encompasses various tabs, each offering distinct functionalities.
 
-## Setup Wizard
+## Login Window
 
-The Setup Wizard is a sub-page that appears when the necessary settings for GameVault are not configured. It guides users through these settings with detailed explanations. Exiting the wizard is optional, as all settings can also be configured in the settings tab.
+See more [here](setup.md#initial-configuration)
 
 ## Library
 
@@ -112,31 +112,39 @@ The Setup Wizard is a sub-page that appears when the necessary settings for Game
 
 - View and update user details.
 - Update passwords with confirmation.
+- Copy API key of your own user.
 
 ## Settings
 
 ### Application
 
-- Configure server URL and startup options.
+- Launch GameVault on Computer Startup
+- Minimize GameVault to System Tray on Startup
+- Auto-Load Library from Server on Startup
 - Change curren client theme or open the theme folder to insert your own.
+- Download and Install a Theme from the Community Themes.
+- Retain Sorting and Filter preferences after restart.
 
 ### Installation
 
 - Configure the donwload bandwidth limit.
 - Set if you want to auto extract downloaded games and set a default password for encrypted archives.
+- Set default extraction password for encrypted archives.
+- Mount ISO files automatically.
 - Set if portable games should be auto installed and if the install files should be auto deleted.
 
 ### User
 
-- Log In to GameVault Backend Server.
-- Log Out from GameVault Backend Server.
-- Register a new user on the GameVault Backend Server.
-- Enter current User Settings
+- Edit User
+- Change Profile (Goes back to profile selection)
+- Logout from this Device (Removes refresh token from local config)
+- Logout from All Devices (Revokes refresh token server side)
 
 ### Data
 
-- Select GameVault root path and clear image and offline caches.
-- Clear image/offline cache
+- Select GameVault root directories.
+- Clear image/offline cache.
+- Ignored Executables List.
 
 ## Administration
 

docs/client-docs/setup.md

@@ -44,8 +44,8 @@ To run GameVault on Linux utilizing Wine, follow this community-driven method. V
 
 #### Option 3: Self-Compiling on Windows
 
-1. Install Visual Studio IDE
-2. Include the 2017 build system
+1. Install Visual Studio IDE (2022 recommended)
+2. Install Workload ".Net Desktop development" and make sure DotNet 8.0 is installed.
 3. Clone the gamevault-app source code
 4. Open Visual Studio and choose the `.sln` file
 5. Pick `Release` from the Dropdown menu.
@@ -69,6 +69,11 @@ Here you can see your current created profiles. You must first create one in ord
 
 :::note Info
 If you do not yet have your own profile, the demo user will automatically be created as your profile. This will be removed as soon as you have created at least one profile of your own.
+
+In case you want to add the demo user profile manually:  
+Server Url **demo.gamevau.lt**  
+Username:  **demo**  
+Password:  **demodemo**  
 :::
 
 ### Method 1: Sign In with a existing User Account
@@ -104,15 +109,15 @@ What happens after clicking the "Save and Sign Up" button depends on how the ser
 **1.** After signing up, the new user is immediately activated. Then you will be logged in.
 
 **2.** The new user must first be activated by an administrator on the server.
-Then this ui will be displayed.
+Then this UI will be displayed.
 
 ![pendingactivation](/img/docs/setup-client/login-window-pending-activation.png)
 
 Here you can either go back to the profile selection or wait until an admin activates you on the server. If that happens, you will be logged in immediately.
 
 ### Server Input validation
 
-Both Sign In and Sign Up have built-in input validation when entering the server URL. The client checks whether the server is accessible or not. In addition, certain fields such as email can be configured as mandatory on the server. Or SSO can be enforced. All these server-side configurations are then displayed as input validation.
+Both Sign In and Sign Up have built-in input validation when entering the server URL. The client checks whether the server is accessible or not. In addition, certain fields can be configured as mandatory on the server. Or SSO can be enforced. All these server-side configurations are then displayed as input validation.
 
 If you have entered a valid gamevault server address, this is indicated by a green check mark. If the URL cannot be reached or there are other problems, this is indicated by a red error symbol. When you hover over it with the mouse, you can also get more information about the error.
 
@@ -122,64 +127,36 @@ When logging in with SSO, instead of using a username and password, you are auth
 
 After checking the "Sign in using your Identity Provider" in the sign in or sign up dialogs, all fields except Server Url will be grayed out. Thats because gamevault will get all these information out of the identity provider authentication.
 
+### Additional Request Headers
 
-### Step 1: Select the Root Folders
+In the top right corner of the Login Window you can find a gear icon to open the Login windows settings.
 
-In this step, you will choose one or more locations where your downloaded and installed games will be stored. These folders will serve as the base directories for your game library. We recommend reading the  ["How to Use" Chapter](how-to-use.md) to better understand how root folders are managed.
+Here you can find the controls to set the additional request headers.
 
-To select your root folders, follow these steps:
+![pendingactivation](/img/docs/setup-client/login-window-settings.png)
 
-1. Click the "Select Root Paths" button.
-2. Navigate to one or more desired locations on your computer.
-3. Choose folders with sufficient storage space for your game collection.
-4. Once you have selected all desired folders, click "Next" to proceed.
-5. GameVault will automatically create a subfolder called `GameVault` in each selected folder and initialize it with the required data.
+Press the "Add" button to create a new additional request header Key/Value pair. Enter your data and press "Save". Remove the header by pressing the red cross button on each header entry.
 
-### Step 2: Entering the Selfhosted Backend Server URL
+The additional request headers are sent with every web request from the client.
 
-To connect your GameVault application to the backend server, you need to provide the URL of the server. Depending on your setup, follow one of the two options below:
+This can be useful if your server has special connection conditions. This ensures that the gamevault client can still function in such cases.
 
-#### Option 1: Self-hosted GameVault Server
+### Select the Root Directories
 
-If you have your own self-hosted GameVault server, please enter its URL in the provided field. Follow the instructions below:
+The last necessary step to be able to use the GameVault client properly is to select the root directories.
 
-1. Enter the URL of your self-hosted GameVault server in the provided field.
-2. Make sure you have the correct URL and it is accessible.
-3. Click "Next" to proceed.
+In this step, you will choose one or more locations where your downloaded and installed games will be stored. These folders will serve as the base directories for your game library. We recommend reading the  ["How to Use" Chapter](how-to-use.md) to better understand how root folders are managed.
 
-#### Option 2: Using the Demo Server
+Navigate to Settings -> Data -> File System -> Root Directories.
 
-If you only want to try out GameVault, without setting up your own server, you can use our demo server. There open-source videogames available. Keep in mind that you will have mostly read-only non-admin rights on that server. To use the demo server, follow the instructions below:
+![rootpath](/img/docs/setup-client/client-settings-root-path.png)
 
-1. Enter "demo.gamevau.lt" as the URL in the provided field.
-2. This will allow you to explore the features and functionality of GameVault.
-3. Click "Next" to proceed
+Click the "Add" Button and select your path from the file dialog. Repeat if you want to have multiple root directories.
 
-:::info Demo Server Credentials
-Username: **demo**  
-Password: **demodemo**  
+:::note Please Note
+GameVault will automatically create a subfolder called `GameVault` in each selected directory and initialize it with the required data.
 :::
 
-### Step 3: Log In or Register
-
-In this step, you will need to log in to your GameVault account on the selected backend server. Choose one of the following options based on your situation:
-
-#### Option 1: Login
-
-If you already have a GameVault account on the selected server, follow these steps:
-
-1. Select "Login" from the options.
-2. Enter your login credentials (username and password) in the provided fields.
-3. Ensure that the credentials are specific to the GameVault backend server you have chosen.
-4. Click "Log in" to proceed.
-
-#### Option 2: Register
-
-If you don't have an account on the selected GameVault backend server, follow these steps:
-
-1. Click the "Register" button.
-2. Follow the instructions provided to create your GameVault account on the backend server.
-3. The server administrators may have to activate your account before you can use it to log in. Contact them if necessary.
 
 ## Conclusion