id       = "tripmode"
name     = "TripMode"
homepage = "https://www.tripmode.ch"
description = "Easily control your Mac's data usage on slow or expensive networks by blocking unwanted background updates."
# TripMode ships no command-line tool, so `detect` is the bundle identifier.
# The Homebrew cask signals ch.tripmode.TripMode
# (`uninstall signal: ["TERM", "ch.tripmode.TripMode"]`); the Setapp build is a
# second identifier, read from the copy installed on this Mac —
# /usr/libexec/PlistBuddy -c 'Print :CFBundleIdentifier'
# "/Applications/Setapp/TripMode.app/Contents/Info.plist" answers
# ch.tripmode.TripMode-setapp.
executables = []
platforms = ["macos"]

[installation]
macos_bundle_ids = ["ch.tripmode.TripMode", "ch.tripmode.TripMode-setapp"]

[dotfiles]

# From the Homebrew cask `tripmode`, whose `zap trash:` names the two things
# TripMode keeps under the user's home directory:
# ~/Library/Preferences/ch.tripmode.TripMode.plist and
# ~/Library/Application Support/Tripmode (spelled with a lower-case m, unlike
# the app). The per-app allow and block rules and the per-network profiles that
# TripMode's homepage describes — "TripMode lists all the apps that are
# requesting internet access and blocks them by default. You can choose which
# apps get internet access" — are the settings worth carrying.
#
# The rest of what the cask zaps is outside the home directory or is state:
# /Library/Application Support/Tripmode and
# /Library/PrivilegedHelperTools/ch.tripmode.TripMode.HelperTool belong to the
# privileged helper, and ~/Library/Caches/ch.tripmode.TripMode is cache.
paths = [
  "[preferences]/ch.tripmode.TripMode.plist",
  "[appData]/Tripmode/",
]

# TripMode is licensed per machine and sold through Setapp as well; no file
# among the paths above is a credential end to end. The subscription state for
# the Setapp build belongs to Setapp, not to this directory.
secret = []

# No machine_lines: these are property lists, which neither prefix nor key_path
# matching can read. The machine-local part of them is the list of networks
# TripMode has seen (SSIDs and interface identifiers) — a consumer that can
# read plists should decide about those itself; the per-app rules beside them
# are the reason to carry the file.