id       = "picgo"
name     = "PicGo"
homepage = "https://github.com/Molunerfinn/PicGo"
# The repository's own one-line description, trimmed.
description = "The Ultimate Image Uploader for Efficient Creators. Supports Obsidian, Typora, VS Code etc. and 60+ image hosting services."
# The app icon PicGo builds its releases with, from its own repository.
icon     = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Molunerfinn/PicGo/dev/build/icons/256x256.png"
# `picgo` is the command PicGo-Core installs and the word a user types; the
# bundle identifier of the Electron app is next to it, from the project's own
# scripts/notarize.js and electron-builder.config.ts (`appId:
# 'com.molunerfinn.picgo'`), so a consumer that only sees the GUI still matches.
executables = ["picgo"]

[installation]
macos_bundle_ids = ["com.molunerfinn.picgo"]

[dotfiles]

# Two files, because PicGo ships as two programs:
#
# * PicGo-Core, the CLI — https://docs.picgo.app/core/guide/config.html says
#   the config file is `~/.picgo/config.json` on every platform (on Windows,
#   `C:\Users\<user>\.picgo\config.json`, which is the same `~/` root). Verified
#   on this Mac, where `~/.picgo/config.json` holds `picBed.current`,
#   `picBed.uploader`, `picBed.transformer` and `picBed.imgur.clientId`.
# * The PicGo desktop app — https://docs.picgo.app/gui/guide/config.html gives
#   `%APPDATA%\picgo\data.json` on Windows,
#   `~/Library/Application Support/picgo/data.json` on macOS and
#   `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/picgo/data.json` (default `~/.config/picgo/data.json`)
#   on Linux. Those three are one location under three names, which is what
#   [appData] stands for.
paths = [
  "~/.picgo/config.json",
  "[appData]/picgo/data.json",
]

# Both paths name a single file rather than the directory around them, so the
# neighbouring `picgo.log` and the `node_modules` that plugin installs land in
# never come along and there is nothing to carve out.
exclude = []

# Neither file is a credential end to end: the picked uploader, the URL prefix,
# the bucket names and the plugin list are the reason to sync them. Only the
# uploader credentials are lifted out, below.
secret = []

# The credential field names come from the uploader reference on
# https://docs.picgo.app/core/guide/config.html — SM.MS `token`, Qiniu
# `accessKey`/`secretKey`, UpYun `operator`/`password`, Tencent COS
# `secretId`/`secretKey`, GitHub `token`, Aliyun OSS
# `accessKeyId`/`accessKeySecret`, Imgur `clientId`. The docs also state the
# rule the `*` relies on: "If an Uploader is named xxx, its configuration
# should be placed under picBed.xxx", so a third-party uploader plugin using
# any of these names is covered too. Both files are named, or the CLI's
# credentials would be lifted out and the desktop app's would sync in the clear.
[[dotfiles.secret_paths]]
file  = ["~/.picgo/config.json", "[appData]/picgo/data.json"]
match = { key_path = [
  "picBed.*.token",
  "picBed.*.secretId",
  "picBed.*.secretKey",
  "picBed.*.accessKey",
  "picBed.*.accessKeyId",
  "picBed.*.accessKeySecret",
  "picBed.*.clientId",
  "picBed.*.password",
] }