id       = "macdown"
name     = "MacDown"
homepage = "https://macdown.uranusjr.com"
description = "The open source Markdown editor for macOS."
# The app icon, from the asset catalog in the project's repository.
icon     = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MacDownApp/macdown/master/MacDown/Images.xcassets/AppIcon.appiconset/icon_128x128.png"
# MacDown installs a command-line helper: the Homebrew cask stanza is
# `binary "$APPDIR/MacDown.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/macdown"`, linked into
# the Homebrew prefix as `macdown`
# (https://formulae.brew.sh/api/cask/macdown.json). The app's bundle identifier
# is com.uranusjr.macdown, which the same cask uses for its preferences and
# caches; the binary wins here.
executables   = ["macdown"]
platforms = ["macos"]

[dotfiles]

# Two user-level locations, both named by the cask's `zap trash:` list:
# ~/Library/Preferences/com.uranusjr.macdown.plist and
# ~/Library/Application Support/MacDown.
#
# The support directory is built in MacDown/Code/Utility/MPUtilities.m —
# MPDataRootDirectory() joins NSApplicationSupportDirectory with the bundle's
# CFBundleName, i.e. "MacDown" — and MPUtilities.m names the three
# subdirectories it keeps there: kMPStylesDirectoryName = @"Styles" (.css),
# kMPThemesDirectoryName = @"Themes" (.style syntax-highlighting themes) and
# kMPPlugInsDirectoryName = @"PlugIns" (.plugin bundles). The first two are
# stylesheets the user wrote or downloaded; the third is loadable code.
paths = [
  "[preferences]/com.uranusjr.macdown.plist",
  "[appData]/MacDown/",
]

# PlugIns holds compiled .plugin bundles (MPUtilities.m,
# kMPPlugInFileExtension = @"plugin") — binaries, not configuration, and not
# something to copy between machines.
exclude = [
  "[appData]/MacDown/PlugIns/",
]

# The preferences domain is editor and rendering options; Styles and Themes are
# CSS the user keeps. MacDown has no account and stores no credential.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: this is a plist plus stylesheets, and `match` reads only
# line-oriented files, TOML, YAML and JSON. What the domain holds — editor font,
# Markdown extension toggles, the chosen style and theme — is what a user wants
# on the next Mac.