id       = "magnet"
name     = "Magnet"
homepage = "https://magnet.crowdcafe.com"
# The developer's own opening sentences, from Magnet's App Store listing.
description = "Every time you multitask with many apps open, you need all the windows arranged accordingly. Magnet makes this process swift and effortless."
# The apple-touch-icon from the Magnet site.
icon     = "https://magnet.crowdcafe.com/apple-touch-icon.png"
# No command line ships with it, so the bundle identifier is what the platform
# reports. Apple's own App Store lookup for Magnet (track 441258766) returns
# bundleId com.crowdcafe.windowmagnet, seller BOOTCODE A.S.:
#   https://itunes.apple.com/lookup?id=441258766
executables = []
platforms = ["macos"]

[installation]
macos_bundle_ids = ["com.crowdcafe.windowmagnet"]

[dotfiles]

# Magnet is sold only through the Mac App Store — its FAQ talks about
# "reinstalling Magnet from the Mac App Store", and there is no direct download
# — so it is sandboxed, and a sandboxed app's NSUserDefaults domain is not
# ~/Library/Preferences but the same relative path inside its container:
# ~/Library/Containers/<bundle id>/Data/Library/Preferences/<bundle id>.plist.
# That is where the shortcuts and snap-area settings the preferences window
# writes end up. The same reasoning, and the same shape of path, is what the
# `coteditor` entry in this catalog uses for a sandboxed Mac app.
paths = ["~/Library/Containers/com.crowdcafe.windowmagnet/Data/Library/Preferences/com.crowdcafe.windowmagnet.plist"]

exclude = []

# Magnet has no account. The App Store receipt is inside the application bundle,
# not under the container path above.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: this is a plist, which `match` cannot read — it handles
# line-oriented files, TOML, YAML and JSON only — and the keyboard shortcuts and
# enabled snap areas are the whole reason to carry the domain to another Mac.