id       = "franz"
name     = "Franz"
homepage = "https://meetfranz.com"
description = "Franz is a free messaging app for services like WhatsApp, Slack, Messenger and many more."
# The apple-touch-icon from the project's homepage.
icon     = "https://meetfranz.com/apple-touch-icon.png"
executables   = ["franz", "Franz"]

[dotfiles]

# src/config.js: `export const SETTINGS_PATH = path.join(
# app.getPath('userData'), 'config')`, and src/electron/Settings.js writes
# each settings object to `${type === 'app' ? 'settings' : type}.json` inside
# it, with FILE_SYSTEM_SETTINGS_TYPES = ['app', 'proxy'] — so the two files
# are config/settings.json and config/proxy.json.
#
# Franz is an Electron app, so userData is <appData>/<app name>:
# ~/Library/Application Support/Franz on macOS, $XDG_CONFIG_HOME (else
# ~/.config) on Linux, and %APPDATA%\Franz on Windows, which config.js pins
# explicitly (`app.setPath('appData', process.env.APPDATA)` under win32).
# That is the platform-native config directory under all three names, so
# [appData].
paths = ["[appData]/Franz/config/settings.json"]

exclude = []

# The proxy settings Franz stores per service. src/components/settings/
# services/EditServiceForm.js collects a proxy user and password alongside the
# host and port, and Settings.js writes the whole 'proxy' store to this one
# file, so the file is a set of proxy logins rather than a preference with a
# credential in it.
secret = ["[appData]/Franz/config/proxy.json"]

# No machine_lines: settings.json is the app's own preferences — language,
# dark mode, notification and spellchecker toggles, the enabled services —
# which is what a user wants on a second machine. Service logins are not in
# it; they live in the Electron session partitions beside the config
# directory, which this entry does not name.