BundleExtension.swift

import Foundation

// Custom Bundle accessor for our resource bundle.
// This is necessary because:
// 1. Swift PM generates code that looks for the bundle at the app root
// 2. macOS code signing doesn't allow files at the app root (outside Contents/)
// 3. We need the bundle in Contents/Resources/ for proper code signing
// Note: We use "resourceBundle" instead of "module" to avoid conflicts with Swift PM's generated accessor
extension Foundation.Bundle {
  static let resourceBundle: Bundle = {
    let bundleName = "Omi Computer_Omi Computer"

    // For macOS app bundles, look in Contents/Resources/
    let resourcesPath = Bundle.main.bundleURL
      .appendingPathComponent("Contents/Resources")
      .appendingPathComponent("\(bundleName).bundle")
      .path

    // Fallback: direct child of main bundle (for development builds)
    let mainPath = Bundle.main.bundleURL
      .appendingPathComponent("\(bundleName).bundle")
      .path

    if let bundle = Bundle(path: resourcesPath) {
      return bundle
    } else if let bundle = Bundle(path: mainPath) {
      return bundle
    }

    // If none found, crash with helpful message
    Swift.fatalError("could not load resource bundle: tried \(resourcesPath), \(mainPath)")
  }()
}