id       = "tiles"
name     = "Tiles"
homepage = "https://www.sempliva.com/tiles/"
description = "The window manager for macOS: snap windows by dragging them to a screen edge, or with keyboard shortcuts you can customize."
# Tiles ships no command-line tool, so `detect` is the bundle identifier. The
# Homebrew cask `tiles` gives it in its own uninstall stanza —
# `uninstall quit: "com.sempliva.Tiles"`, alongside
# `launchctl: "com.sempliva.TilesHelper"` for the login helper.
executables = []
platforms = ["macos"]

[installation]
macos_bundle_ids = ["com.sempliva.Tiles"]

[dotfiles]

# The cask's `zap trash:` names ~/Library/Application Support/com.sempliva.Tiles
# (the app's own directory, named after the bundle id rather than the app) and
# ~/Library/Caches/com.sempliva.Tiles. Tiles is a direct download rather than a
# sandboxed App Store app, so its settings — the snap areas, the customizable
# keyboard shortcuts the homepage advertises, the per-app exclusions — are the
# ordinary NSUserDefaults domain for that bundle id.
#
# Note that the same zap list spells the preferences file
# "com.semplive.Tiles.plist", with the v and the i swapped; every other line in
# the cask, including the identifier it quits, says com.sempliva. The
# preferences domain of a non-sandboxed app is
# ~/Library/Preferences/<CFBundleIdentifier>.plist, so the correctly spelled
# identifier is what is written here.
paths = [
  "[appData]/com.sempliva.Tiles/",
  "[preferences]/com.sempliva.Tiles.plist",
]

# The cache the cask zaps (~/Library/Caches/com.sempliva.Tiles) is outside both
# paths above.

# Tiles is a free window manager with no account and no licence file; nothing
# it stores is a credential.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: this is a plist, which neither prefix nor key_path matching
# can read, and the shortcuts and snap-area preferences in it are the whole
# reason to carry the file.