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+# @xeplr/ui-account
+
+**The React sign-in UI and app shell for [`@xeplr/auth`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@xeplr/auth).** Every auth screen — login, register, forgot password, reset password, activate, profile, change password — the RBAC admin screens (user roles, access matrix, master settings), and `NavPage`: the top bar or side rail/drawer with the settings menu and notifications bell. `AccessProvider`, `useAccess`, `ProtectedRoute` and `AccessGuard` decide what a signed-in person may see, from the access answer `@xeplr/auth` sends.
+
+Each screen is split in three: a **page** that wires a **controller** hook (all state and calls) to a **design** (the look), over **model** files with no React (the API client, token storage, scope, menu labels). Use the page, swap only its design, or use the hooks and model directly.
+
+(The package name on npm is `@xeplr/ui-account` — the GitHub repo and folder are named `xeplr-ui-account`.)
+
+## Install
+
+```sh
+npm i @xeplr/ui-account react-router-dom
+```
+
+Peer dependencies: `react ^18 || ^19` and `react-router-dom ^6 || ^7`. [`@xeplr/ui-utils`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@xeplr/ui-utils) comes as a dependency (the controllers report success and failure with its `raiseSnackbar`).
+
+The package ships its source: `.jsx` files and CSS imported from the designs. Your bundler must compile JSX from `node_modules` and import CSS (Vite does both).
+
+## Setup (`main.jsx`)
+
+```jsx
+import { createRoot } from 'react-dom/client'
+import { BrowserRouter, Routes, Route, Outlet } from 'react-router-dom'
+import {
+  configure, ThemeProvider, AccessProvider, ProtectedRoute, NavPage, authRoutes, authPath
+} from '@xeplr/ui-account'
+
+configure('http://localhost:19001')          // where @xeplr/auth's /auth/api/* is served; '' = same origin
+
+function Shell() {
+  return (
+    <div className="app">                    {/* page background goes HERE, not on body */}
+      <NavPage logo="/logo.svg" drawerItems={drawerItems} />
+      <main className="app-main"><Outlet /></main>
+    </div>
+  )
+}
+
+createRoot(document.getElementById('root')).render(
+  <ThemeProvider theme="dark">
+    <AccessProvider>
+      <BrowserRouter>
+        <Routes>
+          {authRoutes({}, { layout: <Shell /> })}
+          <Route element={<ProtectedRoute><Shell /></ProtectedRoute>}>
+            <Route path="/" element={<Home />} />
+          </Route>
+        </Routes>
+      </BrowserRouter>
+    </AccessProvider>
+  </ThemeProvider>
+)
+```
+
+```css
+.app { min-height: 100vh; background: var(--xeplr-bg-primary); color: var(--xeplr-text-primary); }
+.app-main { padding-left: 60px; }            /* room for the collapsed rail */
+```
+
+Link to auth pages with `authPath(key)` rather than a literal URL: `<Link to={authPath('profile')}>`.
+
+### Rules
+
+- **`<ThemeProvider>` is required.** `theme.css` defines every `--xeplr-*` variable only inside the `.xeplr-theme-dark`, `-light`, `-medium` and `-bright` classes — there is no `:root` fallback. Without a theme class above them, every screen renders unstyled and nothing reports an error. `ThemeProvider` renders that class on a wrapper `<div>` (you may instead put the class on a container yourself).
+- **Set the page background on a container inside the theme wrapper, not on `body`.** `body` is outside the wrapper `<div>`, so `var(--xeplr-bg-primary)` there resolves to nothing.
+- **Reserve room for the rail.** The drawer is `position: fixed` at the top-left, full height, `z-index: 500`, 60px wide when collapsed. It never pushes content, so the app must leave that space (e.g. `padding-left: 60px`). Expanded, it overlays the page. A full-screen modal must stack above 500 or the rail shows through it.
+- **The rail only renders when the person may see at least one drawer item.** If none of `drawerItems` survives the access filter, `NavPage` renders the top bar instead (in normal flow, not fixed). If that can happen in your app, decide the padding with `labelMenuItems(drawerItems, access).length > 0`.
+
+### Themes
+
+| export | what it is |
+|---|---|
+| `ThemeProvider` | props `theme` (initial, default `'dark'`), `persist` (default `true`). With `persist`, the last choice saved in `localStorage` (`xeplr-theme`) wins over `theme`. |
+| `useTheme()` | `{ theme, setTheme, themes, className }`, or `null` outside a provider |
+| `useThemeStrict()` | the same, throws outside a provider |
+| `BUILT_IN_THEMES`, `DEFAULT_THEME` | `['dark', 'light', 'medium', 'bright']`, `'dark'` |
+
+A custom theme is a class with the same variables — `.xeplr-theme-corporate { --xeplr-bg-primary: …; … }` — used as `<ThemeProvider theme="corporate">`.
+
+## Auth routes
+
+`authRoutes(overrides, opts)` returns an array of `<Route>` — spread it inside `<Routes>`.
+
+| key | path | group |
+|---|---|---|
+| `login` | `/auth/login` | public |
+| `register` | `/auth/register` | public |
+| `forgotPassword` | `/auth/forgot-password` | public |
+| `resetPassword` | `/auth/reset-password` | public |
+| `activate` | `/auth/activate` | public |
+| `notActivated` | `/auth/not-activated` | public |
+| `profile` | `/auth/profile` | account |
+| `changePassword` | `/auth/change-password` | account |
+| `userRoles` | `/auth/admin/user-roles` | admin |
+| `accessMatrix` | `/auth/admin/access-matrix` | admin |
+| `masterSettings` | `/auth/admin/master-settings` | admin |
+
+Public pages are open and never wrapped in the layout. Account and admin pages require sign-in (`ProtectedRoute`); with `opts.layout` they are nested under that element, which must render an `<Outlet />`. The admin group only requires sign-in here — gate it further with an override.
+
+```jsx
+authRoutes({
+  login: { design: MyLogin },                          // framework controller + validation, your look
+  register: false,                                     // drop the route
+  profile: <MyProfile />,                              // full replace (same as { element: <MyProfile /> })
+  userRoles: { element: <ProtectedRoute roles={['Super Admin']}><UserRolesPage /></ProtectedRoute> },
+  forgotPassword: { path: '/forgot', design: MyForgot } // mount at another path
+}, { layout: <Shell />, loginPath: '/auth/login', raw: true })
+```
+
+| opt | default | meaning |
+|---|---|---|
+| `layout` | none | element wrapping the account and admin pages |
+| `loginPath` | `/auth/login` | where `ProtectedRoute` sends a signed-out visitor |
+| `raw` | `true` | also mount every page untouched at `/_<name>` (`/_login`, `/_admin/user-roles`) — the framework page, ignoring overrides and the layout |
+
+`authPath(key)` returns the manifest path for a key, or `null`. It does not follow a `path` override.
+
+## Access
+
+```jsx
+const { user, access, authenticated, hasMenu, refreshAccess } = useAccess()
+```
+
+`AccessProvider` seeds `user` and `access` from `localStorage` (written at login), then re-reads them from `GET /auth/api/me` on mount when a token exists — once per page load. Without this, access would stay whatever it was at login until the person logged out.
+
+| field | what it is |
+|---|---|
+| `user`, `access`, `authenticated` | current state; `access` is `{ roles, pages, apis, menus, menuItems, elements }` as `@xeplr/auth` sends it |
+| `hasPage(name)`, `hasApi(name)`, `hasMenu(name)`, `hasElement(name)`, `hasRole(name)` | `true` when the name is in that list |
+| `refreshAccess()` | re-reads `/auth/api/me` and **replaces** `user` and `access` (not merged, so a revoked page is gone). Resolves to the new access, or `null` on failure — then it keeps the current state and shows an error snackbar. |
+| `onLogin(result)` | stores a login response (`useLoginController` calls it) |
+| `logout()` | clears tokens, access and active scope, tells the server (best effort) |
+| `setAccess(access)` | replace access by hand |
+
+**Call `refreshAccess()` after anything that changes access** — a role granted, a menu renamed — so the signed-in UI shows it. The admin screens in this package do not call it themselves.
+
+`useAccess()` returns `null` outside a provider (safe in optional places); `useAccessStrict()` throws. `AccessProvider` also registers `logout` as the handler `authFetch` calls when the session is dead, so a failed refresh sends `ProtectedRoute` to login instead of leaving a stale `authenticated: true`.
+
+### Guards
+
+```jsx
+<ProtectedRoute page="/reports" roles={['admin']} deniedPath="/"><Reports /></ProtectedRoute>
+
+<AccessGuard element="btn-delete-user" fallback={null}>
+  <button onClick={remove}>Delete</button>
+</AccessGuard>
+```
+
+| component | props | behaviour |
+|---|---|---|
+| `ProtectedRoute` | `page`, `roles` (any one), `loginPath` (default `/auth/login`), `deniedPath` (default `/auth/login`) | signed out → saves the current location (`saveReturnTo`) and redirects to `loginPath`; missing page or roles → `deniedPath`; else renders children |
+| `AccessGuard` | `element`, `menu`, `page`, `role`, `fallback` (default `null`) | renders children only when every given check passes |
+
+These only shape the UI. The server's own middleware decides what an API returns.
+
+## `authFetch`
+
+```js
+import { authFetch } from '@xeplr/ui-account'
+
+const rows = await authFetch('/api/tasks')                                        // the parsed body
+const saved = await authFetch('/api/tasks', { method: 'POST', body: JSON.stringify(task) })
+```
+
+**It returns the parsed JSON body, not a `Response`** — there is no `.json()` to call. It:
+
+- prefixes the `configure()` base URL (a URL starting with `http` is used as is) and sends `Content-Type: application/json` unless you pass your own — **except for a `FormData` body**, which describes itself (multipart, with a boundary), so an upload can go through `authFetch` like anything else:
+
+  ```js
+  const form = new FormData()
+  form.append('file', file)
+  const saved = await authFetch('/factory/files/task_edit/brief', { method: 'POST', body: form })
+  ```
+
+- attaches `Authorization: Bearer <token>`;
+- attaches one header per registered multi-tenant level whose active scope has an `id` (see [Multi-tenancy](#multi-tenancy));
+- stores the token from an `X-New-Token` response header — `@xeplr/auth`'s sliding refresh, so most expiries never become a 401;
+- on a 401, rotates tokens once through `POST /auth/api/refresh` (concurrent calls share one refresh) and retries the request once. If refresh fails, it clears the stored auth and calls the session-expired handler.
+
+On failure it **throws an `Error`**:
+
+| field | when | what |
+|---|---|---|
+| `message` | always | the server's `error` string, else `error.message`, else `message`, else `Something went wrong` |
+| `status` | always | HTTP status |
+| `body` | non-2xx | the parsed error body |
+| `code`, `busy` | when the body has them | copied from the body |
+| `request` | always | `"POST http://…/api/tasks"` |
+| `rawBody`, `contentType`, `bodyLength`, `parseError` | the reply was not JSON | the first 600 characters and what was wrong |
+
+Every reply must be JSON: an empty body (a `204`, say) throws too. Each failure is also logged with `console.error`, naming the request.
+
+`configure(baseUrl, { onSessionExpired })` sets the base URL and optionally a handler; `setSessionExpiredHandler(fn)` sets the handler on its own (`AccessProvider` does this for you).
+
+## Menu keys and labels
+
+`NavPage`'s `drawerItems` and `settingsOverrides` are matched by **`key`** (the legacy `name` is still accepted) against `access.menus`. The text shown is the **label from `access.menuItems`** — set by the Super Admin and stored in `@xeplr/auth`'s `menus.label` — and items appear **in the server's order**, not the array's.
+
+**Never write labels in code.** The key is what code and roles match on and never changes; the label is what people read and is renamed from the app without a code change or a restart. (An item's own `label`, or its key, is shown only when the server sends no label.)
+
+```jsx
+const navigate = useNavigate()
+const drawerItems = [
+  { key: 'Tasks',   icon: <TaskIcon />,   clickHandler: () => navigate('/tasks') },
+  { key: 'Reports', icon: <ReportIcon />, clickHandler: () => navigate('/reports'), group: 'Insights', badge: 3 },
+]
+const settingsOverrides = [{ key: 'Admin', path: '/admin' }]
+```
+
+- **An unknown key is dropped silently.** A key that is not in `access.menus` — not seeded, not granted to this role, hidden, or misspelled — simply does not render, with no warning. Seed the menu row in `@xeplr/auth` and grant it before looking anywhere else.
+- **Give every drawer item an `icon`.** The collapsed rail shows icons only; an item without one is an empty button there.
+- `group` is a section header, written in code and shown as is. Ungrouped items come first.
+- `badge` (number or short string) shows as a pill when expanded and a dot on the icon when collapsed; `0`, `''` and `null` show nothing.
+
+`labelMenuItems(catalog, access)` is the pure function behind this — it returns the items the person may see, each with `key` and `label`, in the server's order.
+
+### Changing the menu
+
+| call | server | |
+|---|---|---|
+| `listMenuItems()` | `GET /auth/api/admin/menu-items` | every item, hidden ones included: `[{ name, label, shown, sortOrder, isHidden, isPublic }]` |
+| `saveMenuItems(items)` | `POST /auth/api/admin/menu-items` | rename / reorder / hide by key: `[{ name, label?, sortOrder?, isHidden? }]` |
+| `addMenuItem({ name, label })` | `POST /auth/api/admin/menu-items/add` | a new item; `name` is its key |
+| `removeMenuItem(name)` | `POST /auth/api/admin/menu-items/remove` | |
+
+All four are **Super Admin only** on the server (anyone else gets 403). Access answers are cached server-side; saving through these calls clears that cache, so call `refreshAccess()` straight after to show the change.
+
+## NavPage
+
+```jsx
+<NavPage
+  logo="/icon.svg" expandedLogo="/lockup.svg"
+  drawerItems={drawerItems}
+  settingsOverrides={settingsOverrides}
+  notifications={{ count: unread, onClick: openFeed }}
+/>
+```
+
+Exactly one of two things renders: with at least one visible drawer item, the **drawer rail** is the whole nav (settings and bell in its footer); otherwise the **top bar**. `NavPage` is memoized and owns its own open/closed state, so it does not re-render when the routed page changes — keep it in the layout next to `<Outlet />`.
+
+| prop | applies to | meaning |
+|---|---|---|
+| `drawerItems` | drawer | `[{ key, icon, clickHandler, group?, badge? }]` — a non-empty visible list turns the drawer on |
+| `settingsOverrides` | both | `[{ key, path }]`, shown above the built-in items in the settings menu |
+| `notifications` | both | `{ count, onClick }` — the bell shows only when this is given **and** `access.menus` contains `Notifications`; a count above 9 shows `9+` |
+| `logo` | both | image URL: the top bar's logo, the collapsed rail's toggle |
+| `expandedLogo` | drawer | image URL shown when expanded |
+| `drawerPromo` | drawer | node shown under the links when expanded |
+| `floatingSettings` | drawer | `true` moves the bell and settings out of the rail footer to the page's top-right corner |
+| `navMiddle` | top bar | node for the middle column (e.g. a company picker) |
+| `design` | top bar | your own top bar component (default `NavTopSample`) |
+
+The settings menu lists `settingsOverrides`, then **Profile** and **Change Password** when those keys are in `access.menus` (shown by their label, like every other item, and linking to `authPath('profile')` / `authPath('changePassword')`), then Logout.
+
+The drawer toggles by clicking its logo, has a search box when expanded, and its expanded width is resizable by dragging or with the keyboard (arrows, Home/End, Enter or double-click to reset): 180–480px, default 240, remembered per browser in `localStorage` (`xeplr-nav-drawer-width`).
+
+## Multi-tenancy
+
+```js
+import { registerMTs, setActiveScope } from '@xeplr/ui-account'
+
+registerMTs({
+  l1: { name: 'companyId',   header: 'x-company-id' },
+  l2: { name: 'workspaceId', header: 'x-workspace-id' }
+})
+
+setActiveScope('l1', { id: 'acme-co', name: 'Acme Co' })   // every authFetch now sends x-company-id: acme-co
+```
+
+Call `registerMTs(slots)` once at boot with **the same shape** passed to `@xeplr/db`'s `registerMTs` on the API. Nothing shares it at runtime, so keep one literal config in your app and import it into both entry points so they cannot drift. Levels `l1`–`l4` are read; headers are lowercased. It only tells `authFetch` which header to send — it validates nothing.
+
+| export | what it does |
+|---|---|
+| `getActiveScope(level)` / `setActiveScope(level, scope)` | the active value per level, in `localStorage` (`xeplr:activeScope:<level>`); `authFetch` sends its `id`. `null` removes it. |
+| `clearActiveScope(level?)` | one level, or every level when omitted (`logout` does this) |
+| `getLastScope(level)` / `setLastScope(level, scope)` | the last value per level (`xeplr:lastScope:<level>`), **not** cleared by `clearActiveScope` or logout — so an app can offer to resume after signing in. Re-check eligibility before trusting it. |
+| `getMtConfig()` | a copy of the registered slots |
+
+### Returning after a gate
+
+`saveReturnTo(location)` records `pathname + search`; `consumeReturnTo()` reads and clears it. `ProtectedRoute` saves before redirecting to login, and the login page's default `onSuccess` navigates to `consumeReturnTo() || '/'`. An app's own gate (a company picker, say) does the same: save before redirecting, consume where the person lands. It is kept in `sessionStorage` — per tab — because it is for "send me back to what I was doing", not a link revived days later.
+
+## Three ways to use it
+
+1. **Ready-made** — `authRoutes()`, or the pages directly: `LoginPage`, `RegisterPage`, `ForgotPasswordPage`, `ResetPasswordPage`, `ActivatePage`, `NotActivatedPage`, `ChangePasswordPage`, `ProfilePage`, `UserRolesPage`, `AccessMatrixPage`, `MasterSettingsPage`, `NavPage`. Other props (`onSuccess`, …) go to the controller.
+2. **Your own design** — `<LoginPage design={MyLogin} />` or `authRoutes({ login: { design: MyLogin } })`. Your component receives the controller's return value as props, and the page still checks it for the required elements (below).
+3. **Hooks and model** — call a `use*Controller` hook in your own component, or use the React-free files (`api.js`, `adminApi.js`, `masterApi.js`, `token.js`, `mt.js`, `activeScope.js`, `returnTo.js`, `menuLabels.js`) alone.
+
+### Controllers
+
+| hook | options | returns |
+|---|---|---|
+| `useLoginController` | `onSuccess(result)`, `notActivatedPath` | `email, setEmail, password, setPassword, error, loading, handleSubmit` |
+| `useRegisterController` | `onSuccess` | `form, error, success, loading, handleChange, handleSubmit` |
+| `useForgotPasswordController` | — | `email, setEmail, error, success, loading, handleSubmit` |
+| `useResetPasswordController` | — | `token, password, setPassword, error, success, loading, handleSubmit` |
+| `useActivateController` | — | `token, error, success, loading` |
+| `useChangePasswordController` | `onSuccess` | `currentPassword, setCurrentPassword, newPassword, setNewPassword, confirmPassword, setConfirmPassword, error, success, loading, handleSubmit` |
+| `useProfileController` | `onSuccess` | `form, error, success, loading, fetching, handleChange, handleSubmit` |
+| `useUserRolesController` | — | `users, roles, search, setSearch, loading, error, saving, handleToggle, isAssigned, reload` |
+| `useAccessMatrixController` | — | `roles, modules, uncategorized, uncategorizedCount, uncatSubTab, setUncatSubTab, activeView, setActiveView, search, setSearch, loading, error, handleModuleToggle, handleItemToggle, isItemAssigned, isModuleSaving, isItemSaving, reload` |
+| `useMasterSettingsController` | — | `tabs, activeTab, setActiveTab, currentTab, items, groupNames, search, setSearch, loading, error, saving, editingItem, editForm, startAdd, startEdit, cancelEdit, updateField, handleSave, handleDelete, reload` |
+| `useNavController` | `drawerItems, settingsOverrides, notifications` | `user, accountItems, notifications, logout, accountOpen, toggleAccount, closeAccount, accountRef, drawerOpen, toggleDrawer, closeDrawer, drawerItems, drawerWidth, drawerResizing, startDrawerResize, resetDrawerWidth, nudgeDrawerWidth, drawerWidthBounds` |
+
+- Login stores the tokens and calls `AccessProvider`'s `onLogin` when a provider is present. A login refused with "Please wait, someone will activate you." navigates to `notActivatedPath` (default `/auth/not-activated`). Supplying `onSuccess` replaces the default navigation entirely.
+- Register, profile: `handleChange` reads `e.target.name`, so inputs need `name="email"` etc. `form` is `{ name, email, phoneNumber, password }` / `{ name, email, phoneNumber }`.
+- Reset and activate read `?token=` (activate also passes `?workflowKey=` back to the server) and activate runs on mount.
+- The access matrix groups items whose group is `module:action` (e.g. `account:view`) under Modules; the rest are Uncategorized. The Super Admin role is left out of its columns.
+- `MASTER_TYPES` is `['roles', 'apis', 'pages', 'elements', 'menus']`.
+
+### Design validation
+
+Each page (except activate and not-activated) checks its rendered design three seconds after mounting and, outside production, `console.warn`s what is missing. `useDesignValidator(name, rules)` does the check for your own components.
+
+| rules | required |
+|---|---|
+| `LOGIN_RULES` | `#xeplr-email`, `#xeplr-password`, `button[type="submit"]` |
+| `REGISTER_RULES` | `#xeplr-name`, `#xeplr-email`, `#xeplr-password`, submit |
+| `FORGOT_PASSWORD_RULES` | `#xeplr-email`, submit |
+| `RESET_PASSWORD_RULES` | `#xeplr-password`, submit |
+| `CHANGE_PASSWORD_RULES` | `#xeplr-current-password`, `#xeplr-new-password`, `#xeplr-confirm-password`, submit |
+| `PROFILE_RULES` | `#xeplr-profile-name`, `#xeplr-profile-email`, submit |
+| `USER_ROLES_MATRIX_RULES` | `#xeplr-admin-user-search`, `[role="grid"]` |
+| `ACCESS_MATRIX_RULES` | `#xeplr-admin-access-search`, `[role="tablist"]` |
+| `MASTER_SETTINGS_RULES` | `#xeplr-admin-master-search`, `[role="tablist"]` |
+| `NAV_RULES` | `[aria-haspopup="menu"]` |
+
+### Designs
+
+`LoginSample`, `RegisterSample`, `ForgotPasswordSample`, `ResetPasswordSample`, `ActivateSample`, `NotActivatedSample`, `ChangePasswordSample`, `ProfileSample`, `UserRolesMatrixSample`, `AccessMatrixSample`, `MasterSettingsSample`, `NavTopSample`, `NavDrawer`, `NavFloatingSettings`, `AccountMenu`, `NotificationsBell` — the defaults, exported as a reference or starting point. Styles are namespaced `.xeplr-auth-*`, `.xeplr-admin-*` and `.xeplr-nav-*`.
+
+## API
+
+Unauthenticated calls go straight to `fetch`; the rest use `authFetch`. All resolve to the parsed body and throw the same `Error` shape.
+
+| function | request |
+|---|---|
+| `registerUser({ email, password, name, phoneNumber })` | `POST /auth/api/register` |
+| `loginUser({ email, password })` | `POST /auth/api/login` → `{ accessToken, refreshToken, user, access }` (does not store them — the login controller does) |
+| `activateAccount(token, workflowKey?)` | `GET /auth/api/activate?token=…` |
+| `forgotPassword({ email })` | `POST /auth/api/forgot-password` |
+| `resetPassword({ token, newPassword })` | `POST /auth/api/reset-password` |
+| `changePassword({ currentPassword, newPassword })` | `POST /auth/api/change-password` (auth) |
+| `getMe()` | `GET /auth/api/me` → `{ user, access }` (auth) |
+| `getProfile()` / `updateProfile(fields)` | `GET` / `PUT /auth/api/profile` (auth) |
+| `uploadAvatar(file)` | `POST /auth/api/profile/avatar`, multipart. Sends the token only — no scope headers, no refresh retry. |
+| `logoutUser()` | clears stored auth and active scope, then `POST /auth/api/logout` without waiting |
+
+Admin (auth):
+
+| function | request |
+|---|---|
+| `getUsers()`, `getRoles()`, `getAccessItems()` | `GET /auth/api/admin/users`, `/roles`, `/access-items` |
+| `toggleUserRole({ userId, roleId, assign })` | `POST /auth/api/admin/user-role` |
+| `toggleAccessRole({ type, itemId, roleId, assign })` | `POST /auth/api/admin/access-role` |
+| `toggleModuleRole({ module, action, roleId, assign })` | `POST /auth/api/admin/module-role` |
+| `getMasterItems(type)`, `saveMasterItem(type, data)`, `deleteMasterItem(type, id)` | `GET` / `POST /auth/api/admin/master/<type>`, `POST …/<type>/delete` |
+| `listMenuItems`, `saveMenuItems`, `addMenuItem`, `removeMenuItem` | see [Changing the menu](#changing-the-menu) |
+
+Token storage (`localStorage` keys `accessToken`, `refreshToken`, `user`; `AccessProvider` adds `access`): `getToken`, `setToken`, `getRefreshToken`, `setRefreshToken`, `getUser`, `setUser`, `clearAuth`, `isAuthenticated`.
+
+## Files
+
+```
+src/
+  index.js                 ─ every export
+  api.js                   ─ configure, authFetch, the auth calls
+  adminApi.js, masterApi.js ─ RBAC and master-data calls, menu items
+  token.js                 ─ token and user storage
+  mt.js, activeScope.js    ─ multi-tenant levels and the scope per level
+  returnTo.js              ─ where to go after a gate
+  menuLabels.js            ─ labelMenuItems
+  AccessContext.jsx        ─ AccessProvider, useAccess, useAccessStrict
+  ProtectedRoute.jsx, AccessGuard.jsx
+  ThemeContext.jsx         ─ ThemeProvider, useTheme
+  use*Controller.js        ─ one controller per screen, and useNavController
+  validateDesign.js        ─ useDesignValidator and the *_RULES
+  pages.jsx                ─ controller + design, per screen; NavPage
+  authRoutes.jsx           ─ authRoutes, authPath
+  designs/                 ─ the *Sample designs, nav parts, theme.css, auth.css, admin.css, nav.css
+```
+
+## Tests
+
+```sh
+npm test        # node --test test/*.test.js
+```
+
+## License
+
+MIT

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@xeplr/ui-account",
-  "version": "1.0.7",
+  "version": "1.0.9",
   "description": "Account UI: auth, profile, RBAC admin, tenant management — React controller hooks and designs",
   "type": "module",
   "main": "src/index.js",

package/src/api.js

@@ -319,8 +319,12 @@ function absorbNewToken(res) {
 export async function authFetch(endpoint, options = {}) {
   const url = endpoint.startsWith('http') ? endpoint : `${getBaseUrl()}${endpoint}`;
 
+  // A FormData body sets its own Content-Type, boundary and all. Declaring
+  // JSON over it makes the server read the upload as an empty JSON body, so a
+  // multipart request keeps the browser's own header.
+  const isForm = typeof FormData !== 'undefined' && options.body instanceof FormData;
   const headers = {
-    'Content-Type': 'application/json',
+    ...(isForm ? {} : { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }),
     ...options.headers,
   };
 

package/src/useNavController.js

@@ -182,9 +182,11 @@ export function useNavController(props) {
   // builtin section — role-filtered the same way for both.
   var accountItems = useMemo(function() {
     var overrides = labelMenuItems(props.settingsOverrides, access);
-    var builtin = BUILTIN_SETTINGS_ITEMS
-      .filter(function(item) { return allowedMenus.indexOf(item.menuName) !== -1; })
-      .map(function(item) { return { name: item.menuName, path: authPath(item.authKey) }; });
+    // Same key → label treatment as the app's own items, so a Super Admin's
+    // rename of "Profile" shows here too.
+    var builtin = labelMenuItems(BUILTIN_SETTINGS_ITEMS.map(function(item) {
+      return { key: item.menuName, name: item.menuName, path: authPath(item.authKey) };
+    }), access);
     return overrides.concat(builtin);
   }, [allowedMenus, access, props.settingsOverrides]);