id       = "marta"
name     = "Marta"
homepage = "https://marta.sh"
description = "File Manager for macOS. Native. Extensible. Fast."
# The app icon from marta.sh.
icon     = "https://marta.sh/images/icon_128.png"
# Marta installs a command-line launcher. https://marta.sh/docs/advanced/cli/ —
# "Add a symbolic link called `marta` which links to the Marta launcher:
# ln -s /Applications/Marta.app/Contents/Resources/launcher /usr/local/bin/marta".
executables   = ["marta"]
platforms = ["macos"]

[dotfiles]

# https://marta.sh/docs/other/uninstall/ lists what Marta leaves under the home
# directory and says which of it is worth keeping:
#   <User home>/Library/Application Support/org.yanex.marta — "configuration,
#     custom themes, and plugins", and the page recommends backing this folder
#     up "if you wish to retain your settings and customizations"
#   <User home>/Library/Preferences/org.yanex.marta.plist
#   <User home>/Library/Caches/org.yanex.marta          (cache, not listed here)
#   <User home>/Library/Saved Application State/…       (window state, likewise)
#
# The two subdirectories the docs name inside it are
# ~/Library/Application Support/org.yanex.marta/Themes
# (https://marta.sh/docs/configuration/themes/ — "You can put custom themes to
# …/Themes") and ~/Library/Application Support/org.yanex.marta/Plugins
# (https://marta.sh/api/tutorials/your-first-marta-plugin/ — "All Marta plugins
# are stored in ~/Library/Application Support/org.yanex.marta/Plugins"). Both
# are hand-installed by the user, so the directory is listed whole rather than
# one subdirectory at a time, exactly as the uninstall page describes it. The
# configuration file itself is conf.marco, in Marta's own Marco format
# (https://marta.sh/blog/introducing-marco/ — "I named the result 'Marco'
# (Marta configuration)").
paths = [
  "[appData]/org.yanex.marta/",
  "[preferences]/org.yanex.marta.plist",
]

# Marta's cache and saved window state are in separate directories the uninstall
# page lists on their own, so nothing above needs carving out.

# The configuration is Marco: hotkeys, columns, display modes, the theme name,
# plus the themes and plugins the user installed. Marta has no account and
# stores no credential.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: hotkeys, colours, fonts and column layouts are the settings
# a user wants on the next Mac. Marta's favourites do name absolute directories,
# but they are written inside the Marco configuration, which is neither a
# line-oriented key-value file nor TOML/YAML/JSON, so no rule in this schema can
# reach them.