id       = "popclip"
name     = "PopClip"
homepage = "https://www.popclip.app"
# popclip.app's own description meta tag.
description = "Instant text actions for macOS"
# The app icon at the largest size popclip.app publishes.
icon     = "https://www.popclip.app/icon512.png"
# PopClip ships no command-line tool, so `detect` carries the bundle
# identifier. Its own developer documentation at https://www.popclip.app/dev/
# names `com.pilotmoon.popclip` — both as the reserved extension-identifier
# prefix and in the `defaults write com.pilotmoon.popclip …` commands it
# documents — and this Mac's copy agrees: /Applications/PopClip.app's
# Info.plist gives CFBundleIdentifier com.pilotmoon.popclip.
executables = []
platforms = ["macos"]

[installation]
macos_bundle_ids = ["com.pilotmoon.popclip"]

[dotfiles]

# Two locations, both from https://www.popclip.app/dev/:
#
#   * settings are "the standard macOS preferences system, referenced by the
#     bundle identifier" — the `defaults write com.pilotmoon.popclip
#     LoadUnsignedExtensions …` examples there read and write
#     ~/Library/Preferences/com.pilotmoon.popclip.plist, which is
#     [preferences]. Verified on this Mac: that domain holds SearchURL,
#     AlternateSearchURL, CombinedItemOrder, PopEnabled and one
#     `enable-action-…` key per action.
#   * extensions are installed to ~/Library/Application Support/PopClip/
#     Extensions, which is [appData]. Verified here too: that directory holds
#     the .popclipext bundles and the Extensions.plist that records their order.
#
# The extensions are the user's action set — snippets they wrote and packages
# they chose — which is the reason to carry PopClip to another Mac at all.
paths = [
  "[preferences]/com.pilotmoon.popclip.plist",
  "[appData]/PopClip/Extensions/",
]

# The sibling ~/Library/Application Support/PopClip/_LaunchData is per-install
# bookkeeping, and it is outside the Extensions directory named above, so there
# is nothing to carve out of what is.

# Nothing PopClip stores is a credential; extensions that need one keep it in
# the login keychain, which the preferences window presents as a password field.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: this is a property list, which `match` cannot read —
# `format` covers toml, yaml and json only. The machine-local keys in the
# domain are the learned-behaviour caches (LearnedAppsAndCursors, the
# NMCursor…Hashes lists, UsageCount) and LastRunOSVersion; a consumer that can
# read plists should drop those itself.