id       = "choosy"
name     = "Choosy"
homepage = "https://choosy.app"
description = "Choosy opens every link in the right browser."
# The app icon, from choosy.app.
icon     = "https://assets.choosy.app/images/icon-1x.96fe360f9b74.png"
# Choosy has no command-line tool; the bundle identifier is what a consumer
# sees when the user runs it.
executables = []
platforms = ["macos"]

[installation]
macos_bundle_ids = ["com.choosyosx.Choosy"]

[dotfiles]

# Choosy's own help, under Advanced settings, tells the user to write a property
# list and "save it to /Users/you/Library/Application Support/Choosy/
# short_urls.plist" to teach Choosy about extra URL shortening services
# (https://choosy.app/help/settings/advanced). That names the app's support
# directory, which is where the behaviours a user builds up live.
#
# The bundle identifier is com.choosyosx.Choosy: the Homebrew cask quits and
# pkgutil-forgets that identifier, and its `zap trash:` list names
# ~/Library/Application Support/Choosy and
# ~/Library/Preferences/com.choosyosx.ChoosyPrefPane.plist — the preferences
# domain of the System Settings pane Choosy is configured through
# (Casks/c/choosy.rb).
paths = [
  "[appData]/Choosy/",
  "[preferences]/com.choosyosx.ChoosyPrefPane.plist",
]

# The cask's zap list also names a com.choosyosx.choosy.nativemessaging.json
# under every installed browser's NativeMessagingHosts directory. Those belong
# to the browsers, are rewritten by Choosy's own installer, and point at the
# app bundle on this disk. None of them is under a path above, so there is
# nothing to carve out of what is.

# Choosy routes URLs between browsers already installed on the machine. It signs
# in to nothing and keeps no credential file.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: the behaviours, the browser list and the shortening services
# are exactly what a user wants on their second Mac. plists have no rule syntax
# here in any case — format is toml, yaml or json.