#!/usr/bin/env bash
#
# Deletes bundled javascript assets and rebuilds them.
# Useful for when your frontend doesn't work (jQuery not defined etc.) for seemingly no reason at all.

yell() { echo -e "$0: $*" >&2; }
die() { yell "$*"; exit 1; }
try() { eval "$@" || die "\n\nFailed to run '$*', check log/setup_dev.log for more information."; }

printf "Bundling rails dependencies ... "
try 'bundle install > log/setup_dev.log'
echo "done."

echo "Migrating database"
try 'bundle exec rake db:migrate'

echo "Removing public assets"
try 'rm -rf public/assets >> log/setup_dev.log'

echo "Installing node_modules ... "
try '(cd frontend && npm ci) >> log/setup_dev.log'

echo "Linking plugin modules"
try 'bundle exec rake openproject:plugins:register_frontend >> log/setup_dev.log'

echo "Exporting frontend locale files"
try 'bundle exec rake assets:export_locales >> log/setup_dev.log'

echo "---------------------------------------"
echo "Done. Now start the following services"
echo '- Rails server `RAILS_ENV=development bin/rails server`'
echo '- Angular CLI: `npm run serve`'
echo '- Good Job worker: `RAILS_ENV=development bundle exec good_job start`'
echo ""
echo 'You can also run `bin/dev` to run all the above on a single terminal.'
echo ""
echo "If you'd like an enhanced development experience and interaction"
echo 'with the individual services, install Overmind. `bin/dev` will'
echo 'prefer using Overmind over Foreman if available.'

echo ""
echo 'Setting up git hooks'
echo 'If you want to have commit hooks for rubocop and eslint errors, you can install lefthook like so:'
echo '`bundle exec lefthook install`'