id       = "name-mangler"
name     = "Name Mangler"
homepage = "https://manytricks.com/namemangler/"
description = "Rename your files"
# The app icon from the Name Mangler product page.
icon     = "https://manytricks.com/namemangler/images/namemangler3icon256.png"
# Name Mangler ships no command-line tool, so `detect` carries the bundle
# identifier. The Homebrew cask `name-mangler` zaps
# ~/Library/Preferences/com.manytricks.NameMangler.plist
# (https://formulae.brew.sh/api/cask/name-mangler.json), which is the
# preferences domain named after that identifier.
executables = []
platforms = ["macos"]

[installation]
macos_bundle_ids = ["com.manytricks.NameMangler"]

[dotfiles]

# The same `zap trash:` list names the two locations under the user's home:
# ~/Library/Application Support/Name Mangler and
# ~/Library/Preferences/com.manytricks.NameMangler.plist. The support directory
# is where a document-based Mac app of this shape keeps what the user built —
# Name Mangler's own page says presets can be shared between Macs through a
# syncing service, so they are files rather than keychain or cloud state.
paths = [
  "[preferences]/com.manytricks.NameMangler.plist",
  "[appData]/Name Mangler/",
]

# No credential file is named above. Note for a consumer: Many Tricks keeps
# purchase receipts for its paid apps in a separate directory,
# ~/Library/Application Support/Many Tricks/Receipts/ (observed on a Mac with
# Moom installed, one file per app). That directory is outside the paths above,
# so nothing here syncs it; apps/moom.toml classifies its own copy as a
# credential. The receipt file name Name Mangler uses was not verified, so it
# is described rather than asserted.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: rename presets and their settings are exactly what a user
# wants on their next Mac, and neither a property list nor the support
# directory's documents can be matched by `prefix` or `key_path`.