✨ feat(big-bear-casaos-user-management): Add new CasaOS user management app

[dragonfire1119]

Add new CasaOS user management app

Description

This pull request introduces a new CasaOS application called "Big Bear CasaOS User Management". The new app provides a user-friendly interface for managing users on a CasaOS system. It allows administrators to easily add, remove, and modify user accounts, as well as manage user permissions and access levels.

The key features of the new app include:

• User creation and deletion
• User profile management (e.g., username and password)

This new application is designed to simplify the user management process for CasaOS administrators, making it easier to maintain control over who has access to the system and what they can do.

Changes

• Added a new CasaOS application called "Big Bear CasaOS User Management"
• Implemented user management functionality, including user creation, deletion, and profile editing

https://community.bigbeartechworld.com/t/added-big-bear-casaos-user-management-to-bigbearcasaos/2227

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new configuration file for enhanced application management.
  • Added a service definition for the user management application in Docker.
  • Environment variables for Flask application and admin credentials are now configured.
  • Metadata for better integration within the CasaOS ecosystem has been included.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved handling of system metrics access through privileged mode.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a new configuration file, config.json, for the big-bear-casaos-user-management application, containing essential metadata such as application ID, version, and Docker image reference. Additionally, it modifies the docker-compose.yml file to define a service for the application, including environment variables, volume mounts, port mappings, and CasaOS-specific metadata. These changes facilitate the management and deployment of the application within the CasaOS ecosystem.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
Apps/big-bear-casaos-user-management/config.json	New configuration file added with metadata including id, version, image, and placeholders for links.
Apps/big-bear-casaos-user-management/docker-compose.yml	Service definition added, along with environment variables, volume mounts, port mapping, and CasaOS metadata.

Possibly related PRs

• ✨🐻 feat(obsidian): Add Obsidian note-taking app configuration #1361: The addition of a config.json and docker-compose.yml for the Obsidian application parallels the introduction of similar files for the big-bear-casaos-user-management application.
• ✨ feat(apps): update calcom configuration #1364: The config.json and docker-compose.yml files for the Calcom application reflect a similar approach to defining application metadata and deployment settings.
• ✨ chore: Add Davis standalone service #1428: The Davis application introduces a config.json and docker-compose.yml, structured similarly to those in the main PR.
• ✨💾 feat(komga): Add Komga configuration #1436: The Komga application configuration files follow the same pattern, focusing on defining metadata and deployment settings.
• 🎉 feat(syncthing): add syncthing application configuration #1458: The Syncthing application adds a config.json and docker-compose.yml, maintaining the same structure for application metadata.
• 🐻 feat(filebrowser): Add Filebrowser to BigBearCasaOS #1459: The Filebrowser application introduces configuration files that align with the structure and purpose of the files added in the main PR.
• ✨ feat(filebrowser): add user/group env vars #1462: This PR enhances the Filebrowser service with additional environment variables, complementing the main PR's focus on configuration management.
• 🚀 feat(scrutiny): add Docker Compose configuration and metadata #1467: The Scrutiny application adds configuration files that are structured similarly to those in the main PR.
• 🐻‍❄️ feat(komf): Add Komf docker-compose and config #1493: The Komf application introduces configuration files that align with the main PR's structure.
• 🐻 feat(note-mark-aio): Add new application configuration #1495: The note-mark-aio application configuration files follow the same pattern as the main PR.
• ⚗️ feat(paperless-ngx): configure CasaOS integration and update environment variables #1496: The Paperless-ngx application introduces configuration files that are structured similarly to those in the main PR.
• 🐻‍❄️ feat(tailscale): add tailscale docker-compose and config #2024: The Tailscale application adds configuration files that align with the structure and purpose of the files in the main PR.

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🐇 In the land of code, where changes bloom,
A config file rises, dispelling the gloom.
With Docker and metadata, it takes its stand,
Big Bear's user management, oh so grand!
Deploy with ease, let the services flow,
In CasaOS's embrace, watch our app grow! 🌟

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