#!/bin/bash
# MKit - simple install helper
# See LICENSE file for copyright and license details.

die() {
    #
    # Exit with message and non-zero exit status
    #
    echo "fatal: $*" >&2
    exit 4
}

mkit_import() {
    #
    # Import mkit module $1.sh
    #
    # Check for module, source it and die with reasonable message if needed.
    #
    local modname=$1
    local modpath
    modpath="$MKIT_DIR/include/$modname.sh"
    test -f "$modpath" || die "no such module: $modpath"
    bash -n "$modpath" || die "bad syntax: $modpath"
    #shellcheck disable=SC1090
    . "$modpath" || die "failed to import: $modname"
}

mkit_import build
mkit_import deploy
mkit_import release
mkit_import ini

__valid_targets() {
    #
    # List valid routes
    #
    echo _mkit_builddata
    echo _mkit_data
    echo _mkit_inidata
    echo _mkit_metadata
    echo _mkit_show_builddata
    echo _mkit_show_metadata
    echo build
    echo build_pystuff
    echo clean
    echo debstuff
    echo dist
    echo install
    echo release
    echo release_x
    echo release_y
    echo release_z
    echo rpmstuff
    echo uninstall
    echo vbump
    echo vbump_x
    echo vbump_y
    echo vbump_z
}

debug() {
    #
    # Print debug message
    #
    $MKIT_DEBUG || return 0
    echo "MKIT_DEBUG: ${FUNCNAME[1]}()" "$@" >&2
}

debug_var() {
    #
    # Print debug message
    #
    $MKIT_DEBUG || return 0
    local __mkit_debug_var_name__       # variable name to debug
    local decl                          # declare string
    for __mkit_debug_var_name__ in "$@"; do
        {
            decl=$(declare -p "$__mkit_debug_var_name__")
            decl=${decl#declare ?? }
            echo "MKIT_DEBUG: ${FUNCNAME[1]}(): $decl"
        } >&2
    done
}

__compver() {
    #
    # True if version $1 matches our version
    #
    # We're following a particular convention described in SemVer
    # issue #363:
    #
    #     https://github.com/semver/semver/issues/363
    #
    # In short: If our X is 0, check first two fragments, otherwise
    # check just the x.  Fragments must equal.
    #
    local their_ver=$1      # their version
    local our_x             # our X
    local our_y             # our Y
    local our_z             # our z
    local their_x           # their X
    local their_y           # their Y
    local their_z           # their Z
    local diff_x='='        # difference in X: '=' for equal, 'o' for different
    local diff_y='='        #  ^^ ...... in Y
    local diff_z='='        #  ^^ ...... in Z
    read -r their_x their_y their_z <<<"$(__parse_ver_xyz "$their_ver")" || die
    read -r our_x   our_y   our_z   <<<"$(__parse_ver_xyz "$MKIT_VERSION")" || die
    test "$their_x" -eq "$our_x" || diff_x=o
    test "$their_y" -eq "$our_y" || diff_y=o
    test "$their_z" -eq "$our_z" || diff_z=o
    debug_var MKIT_VERSION our_x our_y our_z their_ver their_x their_y their_z diff_x diff_y diff_z
    case $our_x.$our_y:$diff_x.$diff_y.$diff_z in
        *.*:=.=.=)  return 0 ;;
        *.*:o.?.?)  return 1 ;;
        0.0:=.=.o)  __compver_hint_async ;;
        0.*:=.=.?)  __compver_hint_async ;;
        0.*:=.o.?)  return 1 ;;
        *.*:=.=.o)  __compver_hint_async ;;
        *)          warn "MKit bug while comparing versions!"
                    warn " .. MKit could not handle version difference; here's dump:"
                    warn " ...... MKIT_VERSION=$MKIT_VERSION"
                    warn " ...... their_ver=$their_ver"
                    warn " ...... our_x=$our_x our_y=$our_y our_z=$our_z"
                    warn " ...... their_x=$their_x their_y=$their_y their_z=$their_z"
                    warn " ...... diff_x=$diff_x diff_y=$diff_y diff_z=$diff_z"
                    return 1 ;;
    esac
}

__parse_ver_xyz() {
    #
    # Print space-separated X, Y and Z from version $1
    #
    local ver=$1
    local xyz
    xyz=$(grep -oE '^[0-9]+[.][0-9]+[.][0-9]+' <<<"$ver")
    test -n "$xyz" || {
        warn "could not parse version: $ver"
    }
    echo "${xyz//./ }"
}

__compver_hint_async() {
    #
    # Warn about the version being async
    #
    # Versions where later fragments are different are considered
    # compatible, but when MKit is updated, the best practice is
    # to consult the changelog and see if fixes or new features
    # enable optimizing or removing workarounds from the mkit.ini
    # file.
    #
    # For that reason we will inform the maintainer about this
    # fact.
    #
    # Because in typical MKit usage the MKit itself is embedded
    # in the same git repository as the file, it should be easy
    # to maintain the synchronicity.
    #
    warn "hint: mkit.ini version is out of sync: MKit: $MKIT_VERSION, mkit.ini: $their_ver"
    warn "hint:  .. To hide this hint, consider updating mkit.ini based"
    warn "hint:  .. on changes between these versions and update version"
    warn "hint:  .. directive (\`#mkit version=..\`) to match MKit."
}

__chkiniversion() {
    #
    # Check if ini version is supported
    #
    # Look for "#mkit version=0.0.0" or similar in first or last
    # 3 lines of the file; then check if the version is supported.
    #
    local ver_line      # line declaring version
    local their_ver     # the declared version
    ver_line=$(
        {
            head -3 "$MKIT_INI"
            tail -3 "$MKIT_INI"
        } | grep -m 1 -E '^#mkit +version *= *v?[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+'
    )
    test -n "$ver_line" \
     || die "version directive ('#mkit version=x.y.z') not found in: $MKIT_INI"
    their_ver="$(tr -d '[:blank:]v' <<<"${ver_line##*=}")"
    __compver "$their_ver" \
     || die "bad mkit.ini version: $their_ver does not match $MKIT_VERSION"
}

mkit_init() {
    #
    # Do basic initialization
    #
    # Check for ini file and some variables
    #
    $MKIT_DRY && MKIT_DEBUG=true
    #shellcheck disable=SC2034
    MKIT_PROJ_PKGNAME=$(ini 1value "project:pkgname")
    test -f "$MKIT_INI" || die "cannot find mkit.ini: $MKIT_INI"
    __chkiniversion
}

route() {
    #
    # Call correct function based on $1
    #
    if __valid_targets | grep -qwx "^$1"; then
        "$1"
    else
        {
            echo "usage: $(basename "$0") TARGET"
            echo
            echo "valid targets:"
            __valid_targets | sed 's/^/    /'
        } >&2
    fi
}

warn() {
    #
    # Print warning message
    #
    echo "$@" >&2
}