id       = "hyper"
name     = "Hyper"
homepage = "https://hyper.is"
description = "A beautiful and extensible experience for command-line interface users, built on open web standards."
icon     = "SimpleIcons:hyper"
executables   = ["hyper"]

[dotfiles]

# app/config/paths.ts at v3.4.1 (the current release): the config file is
# `.hyper.js`, kept in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/hyper when that is set, in Electron's
# userData directory (%APPDATA%\Hyper) on Windows, and in the home directory
# everywhere else. Plugins are installed into `.hyper_plugins` beside it.
# Unreleased canary builds move to hyper.json under ~/.config/Hyper; when that
# ships it is a second file, not a rename of this one.
paths = [
  "~/.hyper.js",
  "%APPDATA%/Hyper/.hyper.js",
]

# npm checkouts of the plugins named in the config's `plugins` array. Hyper
# reinstalls them from that list, so the list travels and the tree does not.
exclude = [
  "~/.hyper_plugins/",
  "%APPDATA%/Hyper/.hyper_plugins/",
]

secret = []

# `shell` is an absolute path to a binary on this machine — /bin/zsh,
# /opt/homebrew/bin/fish, /usr/local/bin/fish and C:\\Windows\\System32\\… are
# all the same preference spelled for one machine, and which spelling it takes
# is decided by the platform: Apple Silicon, Intel and Windows each have one
# answer, the same for everyone on that kind of box. So it travels to a machine
# of the same kind and no further. Both spellings of the file,
# or the line only stays behind on Unix. Fonts, theme and key bindings are
# deliberately not here: those are what the user wants carried over.
[[dotfiles.machine_lines]]
file  = ["~/.hyper.js", "%APPDATA%/Hyper/.hyper.js"]
match = { prefix = ["shell:"] }
scope = "platform"