id       = "tableplus"
name     = "TablePlus"
homepage = "https://tableplus.com"
description = "Modern, native client with intuitive GUI tools to create, access, query and edit multiple relational databases."
# The app icon, from the favicon set on tableplus.com.
icon     = "https://tableplus.com/resources/favicons/apple-icon-180x180.png"
# TablePlus ships no command-line tool, so `detect` carries the bundle
# identifiers. Two of them, because the same app is sold twice: the Homebrew
# cask's zap stanza names com.tinyapp.TablePlus
# (https://formulae.brew.sh/api/cask/tableplus.json), and this machine has
# /Applications/Setapp/TablePlus.app writing
# ~/Library/Preferences/com.tinyapp.TablePlus-setapp.plist. A consumer skips
# whichever build is not installed.
executables = []
platforms = ["macos"]

[installation]
macos_bundle_ids = ["com.tinyapp.TablePlus", "com.tinyapp.TablePlus-setapp"]

[dotfiles]

# The description is trimmed from tableplus.com's own meta description.
#
# Read back on this machine (Setapp build),
# ~/Library/Application Support/com.tinyapp.TablePlus-setapp/Data/ holds
# Connections.plist, ConnectionGroups.plist and Settings.json — the saved
# connections, the groups they are filed under and the workspace state. The
# preferences domain beside it holds the editor and appearance settings:
# ThemeKitTheme, the TPShortcut* key bindings, AutoCompleteKey, DataRowPadding,
# DefaultDarkTheme, the export delimiters and the rest.
#
# The Homebrew cask's zap list names the same two locations for the direct
# build, under com.tinyapp.TablePlus instead of the -setapp suffix.
#
# [appData] is ~/Library/Application Support and [preferences] is
# ~/Library/Preferences; the entry is macOS-only, so there is no other platform
# for those roots to stand for.
paths = [
  "[appData]/com.tinyapp.TablePlus/Data/",
  "[appData]/com.tinyapp.TablePlus-setapp/Data/",
  "[preferences]/com.tinyapp.TablePlus.plist",
  "[preferences]/com.tinyapp.TablePlus-setapp.plist",
]

# The rest of the support directory is not named above: Cache/ and Temp/ are
# per-machine scratch (this machine's Temp/ is full of per-table column-option
# files and last-run SQL), com.microsoft.appcenter is telemetry bookkeeping,
# and Plugins/ holds installed .tableplusplugin bundles — software rather than
# settings. Nothing inside Data/ needs carving out.

# Connections.plist is not a whole-file credential: read back on this machine
# its keys are ConnectionName, DatabaseType, DatabaseHost, DatabasePort,
# DatabaseUser, DatabaseName, isOverSSH, isUsePrivateKey, ServerAddress,
# ServerUser, TlsKeyPaths and so on — plus DatabasePasswordMode and
# ServerPasswordMode, which record *how* the password is stored rather than the
# password. No password field appears in the file; TablePlus keeps the secret
# itself in the macOS keychain, which is outside this catalog's reach. A
# consumer that scans content will still see the host names and user names go
# by, which is the point of the connection list.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: the connection list, its groups and the editor preferences
# are exactly what a user wants on their next Mac. A property list has no
# matcher in this schema — `format` covers toml, yaml and json only — so the
# absolute DatabasePath a SQLite connection carries cannot be named here.