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/*!
    \contentspage list-of-convenience-items.html
    \previouspage AndroidApk
    \nextpage AppleDiskImage
    \qmltype AppleApplicationDiskImage
    \since Qbs 1.9
    \inherits AppleDiskImage
    \inqmlmodule QbsConvenienceItems
    \ingroup list-of-items
    \keyword QML.AppleApplicationDiskImage

    \brief Apple application drag 'n' drop disk image installer.

    An AppleApplicationDiskImage item is a \l{Product}{product} of the
    \l{Product::}{type} \c{"dmg.dmg"} that has a dependency on the
    \l{dmg} module. In addition, it has rules and properties
    specific to building drag 'n' drop disk image installers with an application
    bundle and symbolic link to the \c /Applications directory.

    Any artifacts of product dependencies that are tagged \c{"installable"} will
    be copied into the disk image, provided their file paths are relative to the
    path specified by the \l{sourceBase} property (that is, are located in that
    directory). Any artifacts tagged \c{"installable"} that are not relative to
    \l{sourceBase} will be ignored.

    Here is what the project file could look like for a simple DMG installer:
    \code
        import qbs

        AppleApplicationDiskImage {
            Depends { name: "myapp" }
            name: "My App"
            dmg.volumeName: name
            dmg.iconSize: 128
            dmg.windowWidth: 640
            dmg.windowHeight: 280
            dmg.iconPositions: [
                {"path": "Applications", "x": 128, "y": 128},
                {"path": "My App.app", "x": 256, "y": 128}
            ]
            files: ["background.tiff", "volume-icon.icns"]
            Group {
                files: ["*.lproj/**"] // licenses
                fileTags: ["dmg.license.input"]
            }
        }
    \endcode

    For plain disk images whose contents are not a single application bundle, consider the base
    \l{AppleDiskImage} item instead.
*/

/*!
    \qmlproperty string AppleApplicationDiskImage::sourceBase

    The base directory from which artifacts installed into the disk image will be copied.
    This directory is always considered to be relative to \l{qbs::installRoot}
    {qbs.installRoot}.
    For example, if the application Example.app exists at
    \c{qbs.installRoot/Applications/Example.app}, and the value of this property
    is \c{"/Applications"}, the application will be located at\c{/Example.app}
    relative to the disk image root. Therefore, its full path when the disk
    image is mounted would be something like \c{/Volumes/Example-1.0/Example.app}.

    \defaultvalue \c{"/Applications"}
*/

/*!
    \qmlproperty stringList AppleApplicationDiskImage::symlinks

    List of symlinks to create in the disk image. This is specified as a list of strings,
    each string containing two file paths separated by a colon. The first path is the
    symlink target, and the second path is the name of the symlink relative to the root of
    the disk image.

    \defaultvalue \c{["/Applications:Applications"]}
*/
