#!/bin/bash

# Script to publish the build artifacts to a GitHub repository.
# Builds will be automatically published once new changes are made to the repository.

# The script should immediately exit if any command in the script fails.
set -e

# Go to the project root directory
cd $(dirname ${0})/../..

if [ -z ${FLEX_LAYOUT_BUILDS_TOKEN} ]; then
  echo "Error: No access token for GitHub could be found." \
       "Please set the environment variable 'FLEX_LAYOUT_BUILDS_TOKEN'."
  exit 1
fi

# Layout packages that need to published.
PACKAGES=(ngx-layout)
REPOSITORIES=(ngx-layout-builds)

# Command line arguments.
COMMAND_ARGS=${*}

# Function to publish artifacts of a package to Github.
#   @param ${1} Name of the package
#   @param ${2} Repository name of the package.
publishPackage() {
  packageName=${1}
  packageRepo=${2}
  echo packageName=${1} packageRepo=${2}
  buildDir="$(pwd)/dist/releases/${packageName}"
  buildVersion=$(node -pe "require('./package.json').version")
  branchName=${CIRCLE_BRANCH:-'main'}

  commitSha=$(git rev-parse --short HEAD)
  commitAuthorName=$(git --no-pager show -s --format='%an' HEAD)
  commitAuthorEmail=$(git --no-pager show -s --format='%ae' HEAD)
  commitMessage=$(git log --oneline -n 1)

  buildVersionName="${buildVersion}-${commitSha}"
  buildTagName="${branchName}-${commitSha}"
  buildCommitMessage="${branchName} - ${commitMessage}"

  repoUrl="https://github.com/ngbracket/${packageRepo}.git"
  repoDir="tmp/${packageRepo}"

  echo "Starting publish process of ${packageName} for ${buildVersionName} into ${branchName}.."

  if [[ ! ${COMMAND_ARGS} == *--no-build* ]]; then
    # Create a release of the current repository.
    $(npm bin)/ng build
  fi

  # Prepare cloning the builds repository
  rm -rf ${repoDir}
  mkdir -p ${repoDir}

  echo "Starting cloning process of ${repoUrl} into ${repoDir}.."

  if [[ $(git ls-remote --heads ${repoUrl} ${branchName}) ]]; then
    echo "Branch ${branchName} already exists. Cloning that branch."
    git clone ${repoUrl} ${repoDir} --depth 1 --branch ${branchName}

    cd ${repoDir}
    echo "Cloned repository and switched into the repository directory (${repoDir})."
  else
    echo "Branch ${branchName} does not exist on ${packageRepo} yet."
    echo "Cloning default branch and creating branch '${branchName}' on top of it."

    git clone ${repoUrl} ${repoDir} --depth 1
    cd ${repoDir}

    echo "Cloned repository and switched into directory. Creating new branch now.."

    git checkout -b ${branchName}
  fi

  # Copy the build files to the repository
  rm -rf ./*
  cp -r ${buildDir}/* ./

  echo "Removed everything from ${packageRepo}#${branchName} and added the new build output."

  if [[ $(git ls-remote origin "refs/tags/${buildTagName}") ]]; then
    echo "Skipping publish because tag is already published"
    exit 0
  fi

  # Replace the version in every file recursively with a more specific version that also includes
  # the SHA of the current build job. Normally this "sed" call would just replace the version
  # placeholder, but the version placeholders have been replaced by the release task already.
  sed -i "s/${buildVersion}/${buildVersionName}/g" $(find . -type f -not -path '*\/.*')

  echo "Updated the build version in every file to include the SHA of the latest commit."

  # Prepare Git for pushing the artifacts to the repository.
  git config user.name "${commitAuthorName}"
  git config user.email "${commitAuthorEmail}"
  git config credential.helper "store --file=.git/credentials"

  echo "https://${FLEX_LAYOUT_BUILDS_TOKEN}:@github.com" > .git/credentials

  echo "Git configuration has been updated to match the last commit author. Publishing now.."

  git add -A
  git commit --allow-empty -m "${buildCommitMessage}"
  git tag "${buildTagName}"
  git push origin ${branchName} --tags

  echo "Published package artifacts for ${packageName}#${buildVersionName} into ${branchName}"
}

for ((i = 0; i < ${#PACKAGES[@]}; i++)); do
  packageName=${PACKAGES[${i}]}
  packageRepo=${REPOSITORIES[${i}]}

  # Publish artifacts of the current package. Run publishing in a sub-shell to avoid working
  # directory changes.
  (publishPackage ${packageName} ${packageRepo})
done
