{# ── Global settings panel ──────────────────────────────────────────────
Triggered by the gear button in base.html ($store.dojo.openSettings()).
Entirely data-driven from GET /settings's JSON Schema (see
lib/settings-panel.ts) - a field only needs markup here once, per widget
*type*, not per setting, so a new/changed field in settings.py shows up
automatically with no template edit required.
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── #}
{% macro settings_field_row(field_expr) %}
{% endmacro %}
{# Renders one group's own content - its leaf fields, its subgroups (each
still its own independently-collapsible mini-accordion), and its dict
field, if any - with no outer per-group header/collapse-toggle of its
own. Shared by both places a single group's content needs to render:
the search-results view (one call per matching group, each wrapped in
its own collapsible header there) and the left-nav "active section" view
(exactly one call, for whichever section is currently selected, with no
header/toggle needed since it's already the only thing shown). #}
{% macro settings_group_body(group_expr) %}
{{ settings_field_row('field') }}
{% endmacro %}
{# Renders a SettingsListField (settings-panel.ts) - an editable, add/removable
list of fixed-shape objects, e.g. SensAISettings.models: list[SensAIModelEntry].
Each row's fields are real SettingsField objects (built once from the item
schema), so the widgets below only need to cover the handful of field
*types* a row can contain (select/text/number/toggle) rather than one
bespoke input per settings field - a new fixed-shape list field defined in
settings.py picks up this same editor automatically, the same way a plain
field or subgroup does. Deliberately its own compact one-line-per-row
layout (unlike settings_field_row's label-left/control-right layout, sized
for one standalone field) since a row here packs 2+ fields plus a remove
button side by side. #}
{% macro settings_list_rows(list_expr) %}
No entries
{% endmacro %}
Settings
Global MuJoCo Mojo configuration
Settings can only be changed from the machine running Dojo. You're viewing this over the
network, so every field below is read-only.