id       = "poedit"
name     = "Poedit"
homepage = "https://poedit.net"
# The project's own repository description.
description = "Simple translation editor for PO, XLIFF, JSON etc. for Mac/Windows/Unix"
# The SVG favicon Poedit's own site serves.
icon     = "https://poedit.com/favicon.svg"
executables   = ["poedit"]

[dotfiles]

# src/edapp.cpp in the project's own source picks the config file per platform:
#
#   #if defined(__WXOSX__)
#       #define CFG_FILE (wxStandardPaths::Get().GetUserConfigDir() + "/net.poedit.Poedit.cfg")
#   #elif defined(__UNIX__)
#       ... wxGetEnv("XDG_CONFIG_HOME", &xdgConfigHome) else wxGetHomeDir() + "/.config";
#       wxString configFile = xdgConfigHome + "/poedit" + "/config";
#   #else
#       #define CFG_FILE wxString()      // Windows: wxConfig falls back to the registry
#   #endif
#   Config::Initialize(CFG_FILE.ToStdWstring());
#
# so:
#   * macOS — wxStandardPaths' user config dir is ~/Library/Preferences, which
#     is [preferences]; the Homebrew cask's zap stanza lists exactly
#     ~/Library/Preferences/net.poedit.Poedit.cfg
#     (https://formulae.brew.sh/api/cask/poedit.json). It is a wxFileConfig
#     text file, not a property list, despite living there.
#   * Linux — Poedit reads $XDG_CONFIG_HOME itself, which is what [configHome]
#     names. On macOS Poedit takes the branch above instead and on Windows it
#     uses the registry, so on those two a consumer simply finds no such file.
paths = [
  "[preferences]/net.poedit.Poedit.cfg",
  "[configHome]/poedit/config",
]

# ~/Library/Application Support/Poedit, which the same zap stanza lists, is the
# translation memory database rather than settings, and it is not named above.
exclude = []

# Nothing in the config file is a credential: src/crowdin_client.cpp puts the
# Crowdin OAuth token in the system keychain instead —
# `keytar::AddPassword("Crowdin", "", "2:" + ct.encoded)` — and reads it back
# with keytar::GetPassword, never through wxConfig.
secret = []

# The two files are the same wxFileConfig format — `[group]` headers and
# `key=value` lines — so one rule with both spellings covers them, and a prefix
# rule reads them without needing a `format`. `last_file_path`, which
# src/edframe.cpp reads and writes by that name, is the directory the last
# catalog was opened from: an absolute path into one machine's filesystem.
# Everything else in the file — the translator name and e-mail, spellchecking,
# the editor font, the update settings — is a preference the user wants
# everywhere.
[[dotfiles.machine_lines]]
file  = ["[preferences]/net.poedit.Poedit.cfg", "[configHome]/poedit/config"]
match = { prefix = ["last_file_path"] }