#!/bin/sh

# This comment is used to simplify checking local copies of the script.  Bump
# this number every time a significant change is made to this script.
#
# AdGuard-Project-Version: 10

verbose="${VERBOSE:-0}"
readonly verbose

if [ "$verbose" -gt '0' ]; then
	set -x
fi

# Set $EXIT_ON_ERROR to zero to see all errors.
if [ "${EXIT_ON_ERROR:-1}" -eq '0' ]; then
	set +e
else
	set -e
fi

# We don't need glob expansions and we want to see errors about unset variables.
set -f -u

# Source the common helpers, including not_found.
. ./scripts/make/helper.sh

# Simple analyzers

# trailing_newlines is a simple check that makes sure that all plain-text files
# have a trailing newlines to make sure that all tools work correctly with them.
trailing_newlines() (
	nl="$(printf '\n')"
	readonly nl

	find_with_ignore \
		-type 'f' \
		'!' '(' \
		-name '*.exe' \
		-o -name '*.mmdb' \
		-o -name '*.out' \
		-o -name '*.pb' \
		-o -name '*.test' \
		-o -name 'AdGuardDNS' \
		-o -name 'agdns' \
		')' \
		-print \
		| while read -r f; do
			final_byte="$(tail -c -1 "$f")"
			if [ "$final_byte" != "$nl" ]; then
				printf '%s: must have a trailing newline\n' "$f"
			fi
		done
)

# trailing_whitespace is a simple check that makes sure that there are no
# trailing whitespace in plain-text files.
trailing_whitespace() {
	find_with_ignore \
		-type 'f' \
		'!' '(' \
		-name '*.exe' \
		-o -name '*.mmdb' \
		-o -name '*.out' \
		-o -name '*.pb' \
		-o -name '*.test' \
		-o -name 'AdGuardDNS' \
		-o -name 'agdns' \
		')' \
		-print \
		| while read -r f; do
			grep -e '[[:space:]]$' -n -- "$f" \
				| sed -e "s:^:${f}\::" -e 's/ \+$/>>>&<<</'
		done
}

# TODO(a.garipov):  Consider using jq for JSON validation.

run_linter -e trailing_newlines

run_linter -e trailing_whitespace

find_with_ignore \
	-type 'f' \
	'(' \
	-name 'Makefile' \
	-o -name '*.conf' \
	-o -name '*.md' \
	-o -name '*.txt' \
	-o -name '*.yaml' \
	-o -name '*.yml' \
	')' \
	-exec 'misspell' '--error' '{}' '+'
