id       = "redshift-scheduler"
name     = "Redshift Scheduler"
homepage = "https://github.com/spantaleev/redshift-scheduler"
description = "Rule-based screen temperature changer, based on redshift."
executables   = ["redshift-scheduler"]
platforms = ["linux"]

[dotfiles]

# src/application-config.vala: when --rules-path is not given,
#
#     this.rules_path = GLib.Environment.get_user_config_dir()
#                       + "/redshift-scheduler/rules.conf";
#
# and the option's own help text spells the default as
# "$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/redshift-scheduler/rules.conf". GLib's
# get_user_config_dir() is $XDG_CONFIG_HOME with ~/.config as the fallback,
# which is what [configHome] means. The README says the same from the other
# end: "Copy the default rules file (resources/rules.conf.dist) to
# ~/.config/redshift-scheduler/rules.conf."
paths = ["[configHome]/redshift-scheduler/rules.conf"]

exclude = []
secret  = []

# README: "Rule changes take effect immediately (without needing a program
# restart)" — the file is re-read while the scheduler runs, so a rewrite
# mid-session is harmless.
side_effect = false

# No machine_lines: every line is a time-of-day rule and a colour temperature,
# which is the user's schedule rather than a fact about the machine.