electron-builder.yml

directories:
  app: ./build
  output: ./out

appId: "org.ferdium.ferdium-app"

publish:
  provider: github

snap:
  base: core22
  plugs: ["default", "camera", "audio-record", "removable-media"]
  allowNativeWayland: true
  executableArgs: ["$(sh -c '[ \"$(snapctl get wayland-native)\" != \"false\" ] && echo --ozone-platform-hint=auto || true')"]
  hooks: ./build-helpers/snap-hooks
  publish:
    provider: snapStore
  description: 'Ferdium is your cross-platform messaging app / former heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary which brings your chat & messaging services together into one application. For enabling webcam access you need to connect "camera" plug to snap, and for microphone with PulseAudio the "audio-record" plug. This can be done in Snap GUI or via command: `snap connect ferdium:camera; snap connect ferdium:audio-record`.'

nsis:
  perMachine: false
  oneClick: false
  allowToChangeInstallationDirectory: true
  artifactName: "${productName}-${os}-AutoSetup-${version}-${arch}.${ext}"

portable:
  artifactName: "${productName}-${os}-Portable-${version}-${arch}.${ext}"
  unpackDirName: "Ferdium-Unpacked"

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 },
    ]
  artifactName: "${productName}-${os}-${version}-${arch}.${ext}"

appImage:
  artifactName: "${productName}-${os}-Portable-${version}-${arch}.${ext}"

deb:
  artifactName: "${productName}-${os}-${version}-${arch}.${ext}"

rpm:
  artifactName: "${productName}-${os}-${version}-${arch}.${ext}"
  # Prevent creation of symlinks in /usr/lib/.build_id to avoid conflicts with other electron-based app having the symlink to chrome-sandbox
  fpm: ["--rpm-rpmbuild-define=_build_id_links none"]

# This is the notarization process which allows the app to be opened after download with the minimal warning.
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"
  artifactName: "${productName}-${os}-bundle-${version}-${arch}.${ext}"
  notarize: false
  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"
    NSFocusStatusUsageDescription: "This app requires focus access for DND functionality"

win:
  artifactName: "${productName}-${os}-Installer-${version}-${arch}.${ext}"
  icon: ./build-helpers/images/icon.ico
  target:
    - target: nsis
      arch: [x64, ia32, arm64]
    - target: portable
      arch: [x64, ia32, arm64]
  # The name of the CN appearing in the certificate must be present in the publisherName list below
  publisherName: ["Ferdium Contributors", "Ambroise Grau"]
  # Remove the verification for a signature to allow auto-update without signed certificate
  verifyUpdateCodeSignature: false

linux:
  icon: ./build-helpers/images/icons
  category: Network;InstantMessaging;
  executableName: ferdium
  synopsis: "Messaging app for WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, Gmail, Google Chat, and 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: 'Desktop app bringing all your messaging services into one installable'
  artifactName: "${productName}-${os}-${version}.${ext}"
  target:
    - target: AppImage
    - target: deb
      arch: [x64, arm64, armv7l]
    - target: tar.gz
    - target: rpm
      arch: [x64, arm64]
    - target: freebsd
    - target: snap