id       = "hocus-focus"
name     = "Hocus Focus"
homepage = "https://hocusfoc.us"
description = "A Mac menu bar utility that hides your inactive windows."
# The Hocus Focus application icon, from the app's own site.
icon     = "https://hocusfoc.us/static/favicons/favicon-192x192.png"
platforms = ["macos"]

# Hocus Focus ships no command-line tool, so `detect` carries its bundle
# identifier. Read out of the vendor's own build: the download linked from
# hocusfoc.us, https://hocusfoc.us/static/releases/hocus-focus-latest.zip,
# unpacks to Hocus Focus.app whose Contents/Info.plist gives CFBundleIdentifier
# "com.uglyapps.HocusFocus" and LSUIElement true — a menu-bar-only app with no
# binary a user would ever type.
executables = []

[installation]
macos_bundle_ids = ["com.uglyapps.HocusFocus"]

[dotfiles]

# The same bundle carries no App Sandbox entitlement (`codesign -d
# --entitlements -` prints none) and hocusfoc.us says it was deliberately
# released outside the Mac App Store, so it is an ordinary non-sandboxed app: its
# NSUserDefaults domain is the property list named after the bundle identifier in
# ~/Library/Preferences, which is [preferences]. That is where the settings its
# preferences window writes end up; the executable's Objective-C metadata names
# UAGeneralPreferencesViewController and UADonatePreferencesViewController inside
# an RHPreferencesWindowController, so the preference window is the only place
# state is entered.
paths = ["[preferences]/com.uglyapps.HocusFocus.plist"]

exclude = []
secret  = []

# No machine_lines: the hide behaviour and the per-app exceptions are the whole
# reason to carry this file, and a macOS property list has no matcher in this
# schema anyway — `format` covers toml, yaml and json only.