id       = "cerebro"
name     = "Cerebro"
homepage = "https://github.com/cerebroapp/cerebro"
description = "Cerebro is an open-source launcher to improve your productivity and efficiency."
# The app icon, from the project's build assets.
icon     = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cerebroapp/cerebro/master/build/icons/256x256.png"
executables   = ["cerebro"]

[dotfiles]

# Cerebro is Electron, and app/lib/config.js builds its settings with
# `new Store({ schema, migrations })` from electron-store, whose default file is
# `config.json` in Electron's userData directory. app/main.development.js sets
# `process.env.CEREBRO_DATA_PATH = app.getPath('userData')` (only overriding it
# with ./userdata in development), and app/package.json gives the productName
# Electron names that directory after: "Cerebro". userData is
# ~/Library/Application Support/<name> on macOS, %APPDATA%\<name> on Windows and
# $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/<name> on Linux — one location under three spellings, which
# is [appData]. The Homebrew cask's `zap trash:` names the macOS half of it,
# ~/Library/Application Support/Cerebro (Casks/c/cerebro.rb).
#
# The schema in config.js is the whole of what lives there: locale, lang,
# country, theme, hotkey, showInTray, developerMode, cleanOnHide, selectOnShow,
# hideOnBlur, plugins, openAtLogin, winPosition, searchBarPlaceholder,
# spellcheck.
#
# app/lib/plugins/index.js keeps the plugin list beside it:
# `pluginsPath = path.join(process.env.CEREBRO_DATA_PATH, 'plugins')`, with
# `packageJsonPath` inside that. The package.json is the list of plugins the
# user chose and is worth carrying.
paths = [
  "[appData]/Cerebro/config.json",
  "[appData]/Cerebro/plugins/package.json",
]

# `modulesDirectory = path.join(pluginsPath, 'node_modules')` is the npm
# checkout of those plugins; Cerebro reinstalls it from the package.json above.
# It is not under a path listed here, so there is nothing to carve out of what
# is, but it is named so a consumer syncing whole directories skips it.
exclude = ["[appData]/Cerebro/plugins/node_modules/"]

# Cerebro itself signs in to nothing. A plugin can, but a plugin's own storage
# is not a file Cerebro defines.
secret = []

# `winPosition` is written by main.development.js from the bounds of the display
# the launcher opened on — `config.set('winPosition', [goalX, goalY])`, computed
# from `nearestDisplay.bounds`. It is a pair of pixel coordinates that mean
# nothing on a machine with different screens. `hotkey`, `theme` and the rest
# are deliberately not here: they are what a user wants carried.
[[dotfiles.machine_lines]]
file  = "[appData]/Cerebro/config.json"
match = { key_path = ["winPosition"] }