id       = "xbar"
name     = "xbar"
homepage = "https://xbarapp.com"
description = "Put the output from any script or program into your macOS Menu Bar."
# The app icon, from the project's repository.
icon     = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/matryer/xbar/main/app/build/appicon.png"
platforms = ["macos"]
# xbar ships no command-line tool, so the bundle identifier is what a consumer
# sees. com.xbarapp.app is the identifier the Homebrew cask quits and the name
# of the preference domain below (Casks/x/xbar.rb).
executables = []

[installation]
macos_bundle_ids = ["com.xbarapp.app"]

[dotfiles]

# The README at https://github.com/matryer/xbar: "The plugin directory is
# folder on your Mac where the plugins live, located at
# ~/Library/Application Support/xbar/plugins". The plugins are the
# user's own scripts, named `<name>.<interval>.<ext>`, and they are the whole
# point of the app.
#
# Casks/x/xbar.rb zap trash names the same directory's parent and the
# preference domain beside it: "~/Library/Application Support/xbar" and
# "~/Library/Preferences/com.xbarapp.app.plist". macOS-only, so [appData] and
# [preferences] are ~/Library/Application Support and ~/Library/Preferences and
# stand for nothing else.
paths = [
  "[appData]/xbar/plugins/",
  "[preferences]/com.xbarapp.app.plist",
]

# No whole-file credential: the plugin directory holds scripts and the plist is
# a preference domain. A plugin that talks to an API is the user's own script,
# and a token pasted into one is inside a file that is otherwise the plugin
# itself — a consumer that scans content is what catches that, since there is
# no key to name in a shell script.
secret = []

# No machine_lines. A plugin is an executable script whose interpreter line and
# absolute paths belong to this machine, but a script has no matcher in this
# schema, whose `format` covers toml, yaml and json only.