id       = "soulver"
name     = "Soulver"
homepage = "https://soulver.app/"
# The project's own words, from the title of its homepage: "Soulver – Notepad
# Calculator App for Mac, iPad & iPhone".
description = "A notepad calculator app for Mac, iPad and iPhone."
# The app icon, from the apple-touch-icon on soulver.app.
icon     = "https://soulver.app/apple-touch-icon.png"
# Soulver ships no command-line tool, so `detect` carries the bundle
# identifier. The Homebrew cask's zap stanza is built around it —
# ~/Library/Preferences/app.soulver.mac.plist, ~/Library/Caches/app.soulver.mac,
# ~/Library/Containers/app.soulver.mac.QuicklookInSpotlight
# (Casks/s/soulver.rb).
executables = []
platforms = ["macos"]

[installation]
macos_bundle_ids = ["app.soulver.mac"]

[dotfiles]

# Soulver's direct download is not sandboxed, so its settings are an ordinary
# preferences domain — the number formatting, the default currency and unit
# behaviour, the editor font and the appearance options. It is the one entry in
# the cask's zap list that is settings rather than documents or caches.
# [preferences] is ~/Library/Preferences, and the entry is macOS-only, so there
# is no other platform for that root to stand for.
paths = ["[preferences]/app.soulver.mac.plist"]

# The sheets themselves are deliberately not listed. Soulver's own
# documentation ("Sheetbooks") says it "saves your sheets into a single library
# file called a 'sheetbook'" and that "Soulver uses iCloud to keep your sheets
# up to date across your Mac, iPad, and iPhone" — the app already carries that
# library between devices itself, and it is the user's documents rather than
# configuration. The support directories in the cask's zap list
# (~/Library/Application Support/app.soulver.mac, ~/Library/Application Support/
# Soulver <major>, ~/Library/Group Containers/group.app.soulver) are where that
# library and its caches live, and none of them is below the path above.
exclude = []

# No whole-file credential *among the paths above*: the preferences domain is
# formatting and appearance settings. Soulver's licence is an App Store or
# Setapp receipt rather than a key the user pastes into a file.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: the number formats, currency and font are exactly what a
# user wants on the next Mac, and a property list has no matcher in this schema
# in any case — `format` covers toml, yaml and json only.