directories: app: ./build output: ./out appId: "org.ferdium.ferdium-app" publish: provider: github snap: plugs: ["default", "camera"] publish: provider: snapStore nsis: perMachine: false oneClick: true dmg: background: ./build-helpers/images/dmgInstaller.tiff icon: ./build-helpers/images/icon.icns iconSize: 128 contents: [ { x: 380, y: 240, type: link, path: /Applications }, { x: 122, y: 240, type: file }, ] afterSign: ./build-helpers/notarize.js protocols: name: Ferdium schemes: [ferdium] asarUnpack: - ./recipes - ./assets/fonts - ./assets/images/taskbar mac: hardenedRuntime: true gatekeeperAssess: false category: public.app-category.productivity icon: ./build-helpers/images/icon.icns darkModeSupport: true entitlements: "./build-helpers/entitlements.mas.plist" entitlementsInherit: "./build-helpers/entitlements.mas.inherit.plist" target: - target: dmg arch: [x64, arm64] - target: zip arch: [x64, arm64] extendInfo: NSCameraUsageDescription: "This app requires camera access for video chats" NSMicrophoneUsageDescription: "This app requires microphone access for voice chats" win: icon: ./build-helpers/images/icon.ico target: - target: nsis arch: [x64, ia32] - target: msi arch: [x64, ia32] - target: portable arch: [x64, ia32] publisherName: "Ferdium Contributors" linux: icon: ./build-helpers/images/icons category: Network;InstantMessaging; executableName: ferdium synopsis: "Messaging app for WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, Gmail, Hangouts and many many more." # Note: Please keep the description as a single-line string, as this will become the Comment in the ferdium.desktop Linux launcher file, which requires a single line. description: 'Ferdium is your messaging app / former heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary and combines chat & messaging services into one application. Ferdium currently supports Slack, WhatsApp, Gmail, Facebook Messenger, Telegram, Google Hangouts, GroupMe, Skype and many more. You can download Ferdium for free for Mac, Windows, and Linux. For enabling webcam access you need to connect "camera" plug to snap, and for microphone with PulseAudio - "pulseaudio" plug. This can be done in Snap GUI or via command: `snap connect ferdium:camera; snap connect ferdium:pulseaudio`.' target: - target: AppImage - target: deb arch: [x64, arm64, armv7l] - target: tar.gz - target: rpm - target: freebsd - target: snap