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keevault/KeeVaultCore/Sources/KeeVaultCore/Icons/KeePassIconMapper.swift
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kriss 8bba64076f feat: copper accent theme, always-expanded group filter, app icon; rename MyPass to KeeVault
- Custom copper AccentColor and warm VaultBackground color assets (light/dark),
  applied to both the main app and the AutoFill extension (which needed its own
  copy of the asset catalog plus ASSETCATALOG_COMPILER_GLOBAL_ACCENT_COLOR_NAME
  and an explicit .tint() modifier, since extensions don't pick up the app-wide
  accent color the same way a full SwiftUI App/Scene does).
- GroupFilterView no longer uses DisclosureGroup for subgroups -- the whole tree
  renders always-expanded (indented per depth) so active filters are visible at
  a glance instead of requiring tap-to-expand.
- Added a placeholder app icon (padlock glyph, light/dark/tinted variants plus
  macOS sizes) -- previously the icon slot existed but had no actual images,
  which blocks App Store/TestFlight archive validation.
- Added ITSAppUsesNonExemptEncryption = NO (standard encryption only, via
  KeePassKit) to skip the export-compliance prompt on each upload.
- Renamed the app from MyPass to KeeVault throughout: Xcode project/targets/
  schemes, the MyPassCore package (now KeeVaultCore) and every import site,
  folder and file names, bundle identifiers (org.antiloop222.keevault) and
  their App Group/Keychain-group entitlements, and remaining UI/string
  references -- MyPass was already taken as an App Store app name.
2026-09-20 15:05:19 +02:00

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import Foundation
/// Maps KeePass's standard icon palette (indices 0-68) to an approximate SF Symbol.
/// This is a best-effort visual match, not the actual KeePass icon artwork -- KeeVault's
/// data model only stores the numeric iconIndex, not custom icon images.
public enum KeePassIconMapper {
private static let symbolsByIndex: [Int: String] = [
0: "key.fill",
1: "globe",
2: "exclamationmark.triangle.fill",
3: "server.rack",
4: "doc.on.clipboard.fill",
5: "pencil",
6: "camera.fill",
7: "wrench.fill",
8: "person.text.rectangle.fill",
9: "externaldrive.fill",
10: "creditcard.fill",
11: "chevron.left.forwardslash.chevron.right",
12: "chart.bar.fill",
13: "gamecontroller.fill",
14: "envelope.fill",
15: "folder.fill",
16: "lock.fill",
17: "checkmark.circle.fill",
18: "star.fill",
19: "house.fill",
20: "network",
]
public static func symbolName(forIconIndex index: Int) -> String {
symbolsByIndex[index] ?? "key.fill"
}
}