/*
Package command is used to manage the container management instructions required to carry out
tasks desired by the user, such as "create"

Copyright © 2022 Joel D. Elkins <joel@elkins.co>

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*/
package command

import (
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"os/exec"
)

// Type is one of the Ct... constants, indicating the underlying method
// for executing a command.
type cType int

// Types of commands:
//   - CtNop: No operation; an empty placeholder
//   - CtShell: A shell command -- string to be fed to /bin/sh -c
//   - CtFunc: A go function of type `func() error`
//   - CtIndirect: A reference to another command. When executed, the underlying command is executed.
//   - CtSet: An ordered list of commands
//   - CtDebug: A debug message is printed upon execution, but does no other action
//   - CtConditional: A function and two commands are provided. When evaluated,
//     the function, having signature `func() bool`, is executed. If the result is
//     true, then the first command is executed, and if false the second one.
const (
	ctNop cType = iota
	ctShell
	ctFunc
	ctIndirect
	ctSet
	ctDebug
	ctConditional
)

func (ct cType) String() string {
	switch ct {
	case ctNop:
		return "NOP"
	case ctShell:
		return "SHELL"
	case ctFunc:
		return "FUNC"
	case ctIndirect:
		return "INDIRECT"
	case ctSet:
		return "SET"
	case ctDebug:
		return "DEBUG"
	case ctConditional:
		return "CONDITIONAL"
	default:
		return "UNKOWN"
	}
}

// Command combines a Type with an `interface{}`, representing a task (or a set
// of tasks, in the case of CtSet) to be executed. Create a Command with one of
// the `NewXxxCommand` functions.
type Command struct {
	Type    cType
	Command interface{}
}

// Commands reflects an ordered grouping of `Command`s
type Commands []Command

// Set bundes a `Commands` object with an arbitrary ID for verbose output
type Set struct {
	ID string
	Commands
}

type errFunc struct {
	Name string
	Func func() error
}

type conditional struct {
	Name      string
	Condition func() bool
	ThenCmd   Command
	ElseCmd   Command
}

// NewShell creates a new shell-type command from a string. Upon execution, the
// string will be fed to `/bin/sh -c`
func NewShell(cmd string) Command {
	return Command{ctShell, cmd}
}

// NewFunc creates a command consisting of go function of type `func() error`
func NewFunc(name string, f func() error) Command {
	return Command{ctFunc, errFunc{name, f}}
}

// NewIndirect creates a reference to another command. When executed, the underlying
// command is executed.
func NewIndirect(c Command) Command {
	return Command{ctIndirect, c}
}

// NewSet creates a single command containing an ordered list of commands. These
// commands will be executed in order with this set-type command is executed.
func NewSet(cs Set) Command {
	return Command{ctSet, cs}
}

// NewDebug returns a command that prints a debug message upon execution, but
// does no other action
func NewDebug(msg string) Command {
	return Command{ctDebug, msg}
}

// NewNop returns a placeholder command. When executed, nothing is done other
// than to note that it was encountered in the output.
func NewNop() Command {
	return Command{ctNop, nil}
}

// NewConditional takes a function and two commands as arguments. When evaluated,
// the function, having signature `func() bool`, is executed. If the result is
// true, then the first command is executed, and if false the second one.
func NewConditional(name string, ifPart func() bool, thenPart Command, elsePart Command) Command {
	return Command{ctConditional, conditional{
		Name:      name,
		Condition: ifPart,
		ThenCmd:   thenPart,
		ElseCmd:   elsePart,
	}}
}

// Execute the Set with the privileges of the user running the process.
// Warning: in the case of a shell command, this could do anything.
func (cmds Set) Execute(output io.Writer, fake bool) error {
	for _, c := range cmds.Commands {
		if err := c.Execute(output, fake, cmds.ID); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}
	return nil
}

// Execute the Command with the privileges of the user running the process.
// Warning: in the case of a shell command, this could do anything.
func (c Command) Execute(output io.Writer, fake bool, commandSetID string) error {
	switch c.Type {
	case ctNop:
		fmt.Fprintf(output, "%s: %s\n", commandSetID, c.Type)
	case ctShell:
		cmd := c.Command.(string)
		fmt.Fprintf(output, "%s: %s sh -c \"%s\"\n", commandSetID, c.Type, cmd)
		if !fake {
			out, err := exec.Command("sh", "-c", cmd).CombinedOutput()
			fmt.Fprint(output, string(out))
			return err
		}
	case ctFunc:
		ef := c.Command.(errFunc)
		fmt.Fprintf(output, "%s: %s %s\n", commandSetID, c.Type, ef.Name)
		if !fake {
			if err := ef.Func(); err != nil {
				return err
			}
			return nil
		}
	case ctIndirect:
		ct := c.Command.(Command)
		return ct.Execute(output, fake, commandSetID+"/"+c.Type.String())
	case ctSet:
		cs := c.Command.(Set)
		for i := range cs.Commands {
			err := cs.Commands[i].Execute(output, fake, commandSetID+"/"+cs.ID)
			if err != nil {
				return err
			}
		}
	case ctConditional:
		cond := c.Command.(conditional)
		if fake {
			// in a fake setting, we don't know which branch will be followed,
			// so show what we would do in either branch
			fmt.Fprintf(output, "%s: %s %s\n", commandSetID, c.Type, cond.Name)
			cond.ThenCmd.Execute(output, fake, commandSetID+"/"+cond.Name+"/true")
			cond.ElseCmd.Execute(output, fake, commandSetID+"/"+cond.Name+"/false")
		} else {
			branch := cond.Condition()
			fmt.Fprintf(output, "%s: %s %s: %v\n", commandSetID, c.Type, cond.Name, branch)
			if branch {
				return cond.ThenCmd.Execute(output, fake, commandSetID+"/"+cond.Name+"/true")
			}
			return cond.ElseCmd.Execute(output, fake, commandSetID+"/"+cond.Name+"/false")
		}
	case ctDebug:
		msg := c.Command.(string)
		fmt.Fprintf(output, "%s: %s %s\n", commandSetID, c.Type, msg)
	}
	return nil
}