id       = "nvpy"
name     = "nvPY"
homepage = "https://github.com/cpbotha/nvpy"
description = "Simplenote syncing note-taking application, inspired by Notational Velocity and ResophNotes."
# The repository's own description, trimmed of its closing aside.

# The app icon shipped in the project's repository.
icon     = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cpbotha/nvpy/master/nvpy/icons/nvpy_icon_256x256.png"
executables   = ["nvpy"]

[dotfiles]

# README: "Create a file called .nvpy.cfg in your home directory". nvpy/nvpy.py
# reads it with ConfigParser under a single `[nvpy]` section — `cp.get(cfg_sec,
# 'sn_username')`, `'theme'`, `'font_family'`, `'font_size'`, `'layout'`, the
# whole colour set (`text_color`, `background_color`, …) and the search and
# sort modes. That is an INI file the user wrote, so it syncs as content with
# the credential below carved out.
paths = ["~/.nvpy.cfg"]

# nvpy/nvpy.py: `'db_path': os.path.join(home, '.nvpy')` — the local note
# database and its Simplenote sync state, not configuration.
exclude = ["~/.nvpy/"]

secret = []

# Same file: `self.sn_password = cp.get(cfg_sec, 'sn_password', raw=True)`.
# nvpy stores the Simplenote account password in the config file in the clear —
# the README's minimal example is `sn_username` plus `sn_password` — so that
# one line is lifted out. `sn_username` stays: it is an account name, not a
# secret, and without it the rest of the file makes no sense.
[[dotfiles.secret_paths]]
file  = "~/.nvpy.cfg"
match = { prefix = ["sn_password"] }

# No machine_lines: fonts, colours, layout and search behaviour are exactly
# what a user wants on the next machine. `db_path` and `txt_path` name
# directories, but nvpy's own defaults put both under the home directory, so
# they are as portable as the rest rather than facts about one laptop.