id       = "colloquy"
name     = "Colloquy"
homepage = "https://colloquy.app"
description = "Colloquy is an advanced IRC, SILC and ICB client for macOS and iOS."
# The app's own 1024x1024 icon, from its homepage.
icon     = "https://colloquy.app/icon.png"
# Colloquy ships no command-line tool; the bundle identifier is what a consumer
# sees when the user runs it.
executables = []
platforms = ["macos"]

[installation]
macos_bundle_ids = ["info.colloquy.colloquy"]

[dotfiles]

# Mac/Application/Resources/Info.plist gives CFBundleIdentifier
# info.colloquy.colloquy, so the preferences domain is
# ~/Library/Preferences/info.colloquy.colloquy.plist — where the connection
# list, nicknames, auto-join rooms and notification settings live.
#
# The support directory is created by the app itself.
# Mac-Old/Mac-Old/Controllers/MVApplicationController.m, setupFolders(), makes
# ~/Library/Application Support/Colloquy and, inside it, PlugIns, Styles,
# Styles/Variants, Emoticons, Sounds, Favorites, Silc, Silc/Client Keys and
# Silc/Server Keys; the same paths are used from the current shared core, e.g.
# Chat Core/MVSILCChatConnection.m, which reads
# ~/Library/Application Support/Colloquy/Silc/public_key.pub and
# .../Silc/private_key.prv.
paths = [
  "[preferences]/info.colloquy.colloquy.plist",
  "[appData]/Colloquy/",
]

# PlugIns holds compiled plug-in bundles rather than anything the user wrote;
# they are installed software and are reinstalled on the other machine.
exclude = [
  "[appData]/Colloquy/PlugIns/",
]

# Chat Core/MVSILCChatConnection.m: private_key.prv beside public_key.pub is the
# user's SILC private key, and the file is that key end to end. The public key
# and the host keys under Silc/Server Keys are not credentials and stay in
# paths; only the private half is lifted out.
#
# IRC server passwords are not in these files: Mac-Old/Mac-Old/Models/MVKeyChain.m
# is the store MVConnectionsController puts them in, which is the system
# keychain rather than the preferences domain.
secret = ["[appData]/Colloquy/Silc/private_key.prv"]

# No machine_lines. Connections, styles, emoticons and sounds are the point of
# carrying this, and the plist has no rule syntax here anyway — format is toml,
# yaml or json.