id       = "insomnia"
name     = "Insomnia"
homepage = "https://insomnia.rest"
description = "The open-source, cross-platform API client for GraphQL, REST, WebSockets, SSE and gRPC."
icon     = "SimpleIcons:insomnia"

# The Linux and Windows executables are named `insomnia`; on macOS the
# application binary inside Insomnia.app is `Insomnia`, and the bundle
# identifier the Homebrew cask quits and zaps is com.insomnia.app. Both
# spellings of the binary are listed, the way this catalog handles other
# Electron apps.
executables   = ["insomnia", "Insomnia"]

[dotfiles]

# https://developer.konghq.com/insomnia/collected-data/, "Where does Insomnia
# store application data": "%APPDATA%\Insomnia" on Windows,
# "$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/Insomnia" or "~/.config/Insomnia" on Linux, and
# "~/Library/Application Support/Insomnia" on macOS. That is Electron's userData
# directory under all three platform names, so one [appData] root covers it. The
# same page describes the files inside as "insomnia.<resource>.db".
paths = ["[appData]/Insomnia/"]

# Same page: logs go to "%APPDATA%\Insomnia\logs" on Windows and
# "$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/Insomnia/logs" on Linux — inside the directory above, so
# they have to be carved out. On macOS they are in ~/Library/Logs/Insomnia,
# outside this tree already.
exclude = [
  "[appData]/Insomnia/logs/",
]

# No file here is a credential end to end. Be aware that the request and
# environment databases in this directory do carry authentication material —
# the same page lists PUB_Account, PRV_Account and SYM_Account among the keys it
# stores locally, and an Insomnia environment is where users keep API keys — but
# each insomnia.<resource>.db is newline-delimited JSON, which none of this
# schema's parsers reads, so no secret_paths rule can reach inside one. A
# consumer that content-scans should scan this directory.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: the same file-format limit applies, and what a rule would
# reach for here (workspaces, requests, environments) is the content the user is
# trying to carry.