# reaper packages are a .zip file with the extension .ReaperPkg

# the zip file must contain a file named reaper-package-info.txt (this file).
# other files in the zip file will be installed, but in most cases they MUST be in one of the
# supported subdirectories (see below).

# NAME is required
NAME "Example Package with a Script"

# these are optional
AUTHOR "Justin Frankel"
VERSION "0.1"
URL "https://cockos.com/fictionalpackage/"

# if uncommented, contents of the referenced text file (change log, notes) will be displayed.
# (limited to about 16kb)
# INFO "textfile.txt"

# if uncommented, the referenced script will not be installed.
# can be used to include support scripts, dependencies, optional content, etc
# that requires special handling by the user.
# (can end in * to match all files beginning with that string)
# SCRIPT_NO_REG Scripts/whatever.lua

# if uncommented, prevent automatically overwriting an existing file.
# (user can still choose to overwrite)
# (can end in * to match all files beginning with that string)
# NO_OVERWRITE Scripts/whatever.lua

# other files contained in the zip file must be in one of the supported subdirectories:
#
#    AutomationItems
#    ColorThemes
#    Data
#    Docs
#    Effects
#    FXChains
#    KeyMaps
#    MouseMaps
#    MenuSets
#    OSC
#    presets
#    ProjectTemplates
#    Scripts
#    TrackTemplates
#    UserPlugins
#    reaper_www_root
#    Cursors
#    LangPack
#
# the filenames do not need to be specified in this file, they are pulled from the .zip directly.

# optional OS/arch-specific prefixes for paths: (os_xyz will be quietly ignored)
#     os_win/          // any windows
#     os_win_32/
#     os_win_64/       // matches both x64 and arm64ec
#     os_win_x64/      // matches only x64
#     os_win_arm64ec/ 
#            
#     os_mac/          // any macOS
#     os_mac_32/
#     os_mac_64/       // matches both arm64 and x86_64
#     os_mac_arm64/
#     os_mac_x86_64/
#              
#     os_linux/        // any linux
#     os_linux_i686/
#     os_linux_x86_64/
#     os_linux_armv7l/
#     os_linux_aarch64/
#            
# if using these, you can specify OS_NO_WARN 1 in this file to suppress warning
# if no matching OS path was found, if these OS-specific components are optional.

# example: to install an extension to UserPlugins, you might have this directory structure:
#  reaper-package-info.txt
#  os_win_64/UserPlugins/reaper_extension_win64.dll
#  os_win_32/UserPlugins/reaper_extension_win32.dll
#  os_mac/UserPlugins/reaper_extension_macos_universal.dylib
#  os_linux_x86_64/UserPlugins/reaper_extension_x86_64.so

# also optional (somewhat experimental, since profile support is already a bit undocumented):
# FORCE_PROFILE "<profilename>"
#  forces package to install in Profiles/<profilename>
#  if a package specifies a profile name, it is permitted to create files
#  outside of the permitted directories (e.g. reaper.ini, etc), for full
#  customization of that profile.
#  note that if a profile name is specified, then scripts will not be auto-registered.
#  (it is assumed that the package manages such itself)