id       = "dropzone"
name     = "Dropzone"
homepage = "https://aptonic.com/"
description = "An app which makes it faster and easier to move and copy files, launch applications, upload to many different services, and more."
# Dropzone's own mark, the SVG favicon aptonic.com serves.
icon     = "https://aptonic.com/favicon/favicon.svg"
# Dropzone has no command-line tool; `detect` carries the name of the app
# bundle.
executables   = ["Dropzone"]
platforms = ["macos"]

[dotfiles]

# https://github.com/aptonic/dropzone4-actions — Aptonic's action development
# guide — shows the paths Dropzone hands a running action:
#   ACTION: "/Users/john/Library/Application Support/Dropzone 5/Actions/Custom Action.dzbundle"
#   VARIABLE: "support_folder" "/Users/john/Library/Application Support/Dropzone 5"
# so the actions a user installed or wrote are .dzbundle folders under
# "Dropzone <major>/Actions" in ~/Library/Application Support, which is
# [appData] on the one platform this app runs on. The Homebrew cask `dropzone`
# names ~/Library/Application Support/Dropzone 4 and
# ~/Library/Preferences/com.aptonic.Dropzone4.plist, confirming that Dropzone 4
# used the same layout under its own name; the major version is part of both,
# hence a directory per version and a glob on the preferences file.
# The preferences file is the grid: which action sits in which slot.
paths = [
  "[appData]/Dropzone 4/Actions/",
  "[appData]/Dropzone 5/Actions/",
  "[preferences]/com.aptonic.Dropzone*.plist",
]

# The same guide shows $dz.temp_folder resolving to "Dropzone 5/Temp", which is
# beside the Actions directory rather than inside it, so there is nothing to
# carve out of what is listed.

# An action bundle is a script plus its metadata. Where an action asks for a
# login or an API key through an OptionsNIB, the guide says Dropzone collects
# the value and hands it to the script as an environment variable at run time —
# it does not say where Dropzone keeps it, so nothing here is marked as a
# whole-file credential and a consumer's own content scan is the layer for it.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: an action is a Ruby or shell script, and the machine-local
# part of one is an argument inside an expression, which prefix matching cannot
# pick out of the line around it.