id       = "rectangle"
name     = "Rectangle"
homepage = "https://rectangleapp.com"
description = "A window management app for macOS based on Spectacle, written in Swift."
# The app icon its own site publishes; the 2x file beside it is too large to
# cache.
icon     = "https://rectangleapp.com/assets/images/mac512pts1x.png"
# Rectangle ships no command-line tool, so `detect` carries the bundle
# identifier. It is the one the app's own README uses — `defaults delete
# com.knollsoft.Rectangle`, `tccutil reset All com.knollsoft.Rectangle` — and
# the Homebrew cask quits the same identifier
# (https://formulae.brew.sh/api/cask/rectangle.json).
executables = []
platforms = ["macos"]

[installation]
macos_bundle_ids = ["com.knollsoft.Rectangle"]

[dotfiles]

# README.md, "Configuration file location": "The configuration for Rectangle is
# stored using NSUserDefaults, meaning it is stored in the following location:
# ~/Library/Preferences/com.knollsoft.Rectangle.plist". That is the [preferences]
# base directory, and this entry is macOS-only, so there is no other platform
# for it to stand for.
#
# ~/Library/Application Support/Rectangle is deliberately left out. The same
# README describes it as an inbox rather than a store: "Upon launch, Rectangle
# will load a config file at
# ~/Library/Application Support/Rectangle/RectangleConfig.json if it is present
# and will rename that file with a time/date stamp so that it isn't read on
# subsequent launches." A file the app renames out of the way after reading it
# once is not where the configuration lives.
paths = ["[preferences]/com.knollsoft.Rectangle.plist"]

# The remaining home locations in the cask's zap stanza are caches and WebKit
# state (~/Library/Caches/com.knollsoft.Rectangle,
# ~/Library/HTTPStorages/com.knollsoft.Rectangle,
# ~/Library/WebKit/com.knollsoft.Rectangle), none of them under the path above.
exclude = []

# No credential: Rectangle is free and open source, and the domain holds window
# actions, their keyboard shortcuts and the snap-area settings.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: the shortcuts, gaps and snap behaviour are the whole reason
# to carry the domain. macOS property lists have no matcher in this schema
# anyway — `format` covers toml, yaml and json only — so a plist entry is paths
# and nothing else.