id       = "slic3r"
name     = "Slic3r"
homepage = "https://slic3r.org/"
# The project's own repository description.
description = "Open Source toolpath generator for 3D printers"
# The app icon Slic3r ships in var/ in its own repository.
icon     = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/slic3r/Slic3r/master/var/Slic3r_192px.png"
# The Homebrew cask links the app's executable onto the PATH under the name a
# user types: `binary "#{appdir}/Slic3r.app/Contents/MacOS/Slic3r", target:
# "slic3r"` (Casks/s/slic3r.rb). The same name is the console entry point on
# Linux and Windows.
executables   = ["slic3r"]

[dotfiles]

# The data directory is `$datadir` in the project's own lib/Slic3r/GUI.pm,
# which takes it from Wx::StandardPaths::Get->GetUserDataDir and documents the
# three results in the comment right above:
#
#   # Unix: ~/.Slic3r
#   # Windows: "C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Slic3r" ...
#   # Mac: "~/Library/Application Support/Slic3r"
#
# These are three genuinely different places rather than one place under three
# names — the Linux one is a dotted directory in the home root, not
# $XDG_CONFIG_HOME — so each is written out and `platforms` is left alone; a
# consumer skips the ones that do not exist. In particular [appData] would be
# wrong here: on Linux it resolves to $XDG_CONFIG_HOME, which Slic3r never
# opens.
#
# The same function names what is inside: slic3r.ini, plus the print, filament
# and printer subdirectories it creates and fills with the user's presets
# (`foreach my $dir ($enc_datadir, "$enc_datadir/print",
# "$enc_datadir/filament", "$enc_datadir/printer")`).
paths = [
  "~/Library/Application Support/Slic3r/",
  "~/.Slic3r/",
  "%APPDATA%/Slic3r/",
]

# Nothing generated lives in the data directory: Slic3r keeps no cache there,
# and the one transient file GUI.pm mentions, simple.ini, it deletes after
# migrating it.

# Print, filament and printer presets, plus the window and wizard settings in
# slic3r.ini. No credential: this build of Slic3r has no account, no cloud
# printer and no API key.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: the presets are the whole reason to carry the directory,
# and slic3r.ini's machine-flavoured keys are the window geometry and the last
# output directory, which sit under section headers the INI writer emits
# without a stable key prefix — a rule on them would be a guess.