tiramisu

#!/usr/bin/ruby
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

require 'rake'
require 'io/console'
require 'net/http'
require 'uri'
require 'json'
require 'pathname'

# If the environmental variable AMARO_EXPECT is set, color output is disabled,
# and a standard getc is used instead of io/console's getch. This mode is
# for running the script under expect(1), which is used for testing purposes,
# and gets confused by all our l33t TTY hackery.

# If an argument is passed to the script, it is expected to be a path
# to a local clone of the Amaro repository. In this case, instead of cloning the
# github repo, the local clone is copied into place and cleaned up.
# This is intended to test modifications to the repo without needing to push
# to the remote.

trap('INT') do
    puts
    exit
end

class String
    def self.color_output?
        STDOUT.isatty && !ENV['AMARO_EXPECT']
    end

    { :red     => 1,
      :green   => 2,
      :yellow  => 3,
      :blue    => 4,
      :gray    => 7
    }.each do |name, code|
        bg_name = ('bg_' + name.to_s).to_sym

        if color_output?
            define_method(name) { "\e[#{code + 30}m#{self}\e[39m" }
            define_method(bg_name) { "\e[#{code + 40}m#{self}\e[49m" }
        else
            define_method(name) { self }
            define_method(bg_name) { self }
        end
    end

    { :bold => 1, :faint => 2 }.each do |name, code|
        if color_output?
            define_method(name) { "\e[#{code}m#{self}\e[22m" }
        else
            define_method(name) { self }
        end
    end
end


class AmaroError < RuntimeError
    def initialize(message = nil, details = nil)
        super(message)
        @details = details
    end

    attr_accessor :details
end


module AmaroUtils
    def commit(message, add_all: true, error_if_nothing_to_commit: true)
        sh('git add --all') if add_all
        
        has_changes = anything_to_commit?
        if error_if_nothing_to_commit && !has_changes
            raise AmaroError.new('Repository Error', 'There should be something to commit at this point, but there\'s not!')
        elsif has_changes
            sh("git commit -q -m '[Amaro] #{message}'")
        end
    end

    def anything_to_commit?
        # If this outputs anything, there are changed files.
        sh('git status --porcelain').chomp.length > 0
    end

    def task(message, failure_is_fatal: true)
        print "#{message}... ".blue.bold
        system('tput sc')

        recall_cursor = `tput rc`
        clear_to_end_of_line = `tput el`

        chars = %w(⣻ ⢿ ⡿ ⣟ ⣯ ⣷ ⣾ ⣽)
        bg_thread = Thread.new do
            system('tput civis')
            begin
                print chars[0]
                i = 0
                loop do
                    sleep 0.1
                    i = (i + 1) % chars.length
                    print "#{recall_cursor}#{chars[i]}#{clear_to_end_of_line}"
                end
            ensure
                system('tput cnorm')
            end
        end

        begin
            bg_thread.run if STDIN.isatty && !ENV['AMARO_EXPECT']
            yield
        rescue AmaroError => e
            puts "#{recall_cursor}💀#{clear_to_end_of_line}"
            die(e.message, e.details, :fatal => failure_is_fatal)
        else
            puts "#{recall_cursor}👍#{clear_to_end_of_line}"
        ensure
            bg_thread.kill
        end
    end

    def replace_in_files(file_list, pattern, replacement)
        file_list.each do |fn|
            next unless File.file? fn  # Skip directories
            file_contents = IO.binread(fn)

            # Since we read the file as binary, Ruby will freak out if the replacement
            # string isn't also binary/ASCII (which it won't be if the user input some
            # Unicode). So, we force the replacement string to binary.
            updated_contents = file_contents.gsub(pattern, replacement.force_encoding('BINARY'))
            IO.binwrite(fn, updated_contents) unless file_contents == updated_contents
        end
    end

    def rename_filelist(file_list, pattern, replacement)
        # Iterating in reverse to ensure that files/folders in subdirectories are
        # renamed before their parent directories (which would invalidate their paths).
        # TODO: FileList's behavior doesn't guarantee that that will work. Really
        # should roll our own in-order directory traversal.
        file_list.reverse_each do |fn|
            dirname, basename = File.split(fn)
            new_basename = basename.sub(pattern, replacement)

            next if new_basename == basename

            new_fn = File.join(dirname, new_basename)
            sh("git mv '#{fn}' '#{new_fn}'")
        end
    end

    def edit(filename)
        editor = ENV['VISUAL'] || ENV['EDITOR'] || 'nano -w'
        system("#{editor} '#{filename}'")
    end

    def sh(cmd, error_message = 'Error', show_output_on_error: true)
        output = `#{cmd} 2>&1`
        unless $? == 0
            details = show_output_on_error ? "Command: #{cmd.bold}\nOutput:\n#{output}" : nil
            raise AmaroError.new(error_message, details)
        end

        output
    end

    def die(message, details = nil, fatal: true)
        puts message.red
        puts "#{details}\n" unless details.nil?
        exit if fatal
    end
end


class InputReader
    def initialize(length_limit: nil, output_on_empty: '', secure_echo: false, auto_return_when_length_reached: false, source: STDIN)
        @source = source
        @length_limit = length_limit
        @secure_echo = secure_echo
        @output_on_empty = output_on_empty
        @auto_return_when_length_reached = auto_return_when_length_reached
    end

    def read
        s = read_loop

        print @output_on_empty.faint if s.empty?
        puts

        s
    end

    private

    def read_loop
        line = ''

        loop do
            c = (@source.isatty && !ENV['AMARO_EXPECT']) ? @source.getch : @source.getc

            # newline or carriage return
            break if c == "\r" || c == "\n"

            # control-c
            if c.ord == 3
                puts
                exit
            end
            
            if c == "\b" || c.ord == 127
                backspace! line
                next
            end

            # Ignore all escape codes, which come in as multiple characters.
            # The nonblock version is snatched from here: https://gist.github.com/acook/4190379,
            # but it seems to be a Bad Idea to mix standard read methods with io/console's...
            if c == "\e"
                if @source.isatty
                    @source.getch
                    @source.getch
                else
                    @source.read_nonblock(3) rescue nil
                    @source.read_nonblock(2) rescue nil
                end

                next
            end

            next unless c =~ /[[:print:]]/

            if @length_limit.nil? || line.length < @length_limit
                line << c
                print @secure_echo ? '·' : c
                
                break if line.length == @length_limit && @auto_return_when_length_reached
            end
        end

        line
    end

    def backspace!(line)
        return if line.empty?

        line.chop!
        print "\b \b"
    end
end


class Prompt
    def initialize(prompt, key: nil, default: nil)
        @key = key  # Hash key used for this prompt if executed via run_prompts
        @prompt = prompt  # The text to use for the prompt.
        @default = default  # The default value, or nil if the user must input something
        @strip = true  # True to remove whitespace on either side of the input
        @length_limit = nil  # Maximum allowed characters; nil for no limit
        @secure_echo = false  # Password-style obscured input
        @value = nil # The final result of the prompt's execution (e.g., processed input or default)
        @show_correction = true # If true, show the result of the validation_proc if it differs from the input
        @show_default = true # If true, show the default value after the prompt
        @raw_input = nil # The pre-corrected input from the user
        @pre_run_hook = nil # A proc to be executed at the beginning of run!
        @auto_return_when_length_reached = false # If true, and length_limit is not nil, the prompt finishes when input reaches the length limit
        
        # This proc is run after input is complete. It should return the desired resulting value
        # of the prompt, or throw a RuntimeError if the input is invalid. In that case, the exception's
        # message will be output and the prompt will be retried.
        # Note that this proc is not called if input is blank and there is a default.
        @validation_proc = ->input { input }

        yield self if block_given?
    end

    attr_accessor :prompt, :default, :validation_proc, :length_limit, :show_correction, :strip, :secure_echo, :show_default, :pre_run_hook, :auto_return_when_length_reached
    attr_reader :key, :value, :raw_input

    def run!
        pre_run_hook[] if pre_run_hook

        print composed_prompt.bold

        @raw_input = input_reader.read
        pre_stripped_input = @raw_input.dup

        if @raw_input.empty?
            if !default.nil?
                @value = default
            else
                # No default and no input; retry
                puts '  ❕  Please enter a value.'.yellow
                return run!
            end
        else
            @raw_input.strip! if strip
            if @raw_input.empty?
                # If we're empty now, they must have entered all whitespace. For shame.
                puts '  ❕  Please enter a value or hit enter for the default.'.yellow
                return run!
            end

            begin
                @value = validation_proc[@raw_input.dup]
            rescue RuntimeError => exc
                puts "  ❗️  #{exc.message}".red
                return run!  # Try again
            end

            if show_correction && (@value != @raw_input || @raw_input != pre_stripped_input)
                puts "  ✨  Fixed that for ya. Using '#{@value.bold}'".gray
            end
        end

        @value
    end

    # Oneshot new and run
    def self.run!(*args, &block)
        new(*args, &block).run!
    end

    # Runs the given prompts, and returns a hash where the keys are the prompts' keys,
    # and the values are the prompts' values. If a prompt has subprompts and those
    # should be executed, the prompt's value becomes the hash result of running the
    # subprompts (i.e., the result of run_sequence on the subprompts).
    def self.run_sequence(*prompts)
        results = {}
        prompts.each do |prompt|
            prompt.run!
            results[prompt.key] = prompt.value unless prompt.key.nil?

            next unless prompt.is_a?(YesNoPrompt) && prompt.run_subprompts?

            subprompts_value = run_sequence(*prompt.subprompts)
            results[prompt.key] = subprompts_value unless prompt.key.nil?
        end

        results
    end

    protected

    def input_reader
        InputReader.new(
            :length_limit => length_limit,
            :output_on_empty => default_autofill,
            :secure_echo => secure_echo,
            :auto_return_when_length_reached => auto_return_when_length_reached
        )
    end

    def composed_prompt
        p = prompt.rstrip

        punct = p[-1]
        if punct == ':' || punct == '?'
            p.chop!
        else
            punct = ':'
        end

        p << " #{default_prompt}" unless default.nil? || !show_default
        p << "#{punct} "
    end

    # The text output before punctuation at the end of the prompt, if
    # a default is set.
    def default_prompt
        "(blank for #{default})"
    end

    # The text to output if the user accepts the default
    def default_autofill
        default ? default.to_s : ''
    end
end


class YesNoPrompt < Prompt
    def initialize(prompt, key: nil, default: nil)
        super

        @length_limit = 1
        @auto_return_when_length_reached = true
        @show_correction = false
        @subprompts = nil

        @validation_proc = lambda do |input|
            return true if input.downcase == 'y'
            return false if input.downcase == 'n'

            raise "Please enter 'y' or 'n'."
        end
    end

    attr_accessor :subprompts

    protected

    def default_prompt
        default ? '(Y/n)' : '(y/N)'
    end

    def default_autofill
        default ? 'y' : 'n'
    end

    def run_subprompts?
        value && subprompts && subprompts.length > 0
    end
end



class Bootstrapper
    REPLACEMENT_PREFIX = 'CRBS'
    REPLACEMENT_PROJECT_NAME = 'CrushBootstrap'
    REPLACEMENT_ORGANIZATION = 'Crush & Lovely'
    REPLACEMENT_DOMAIN = 'com.crushlovely'

    BOOTSTRAP_REPO = 'https://github.com/crushlovely/Amaro.git'
    DEFAULT_BOOTSTRAP_BRANCH = 'master'
    BOOTSTRAP_WEBSITE = 'https://github.com/crushlovely/Amaro'

    attr_accessor :options

    def run!
        init_fs
        init_git
        rename_files
        update_contents
        update_xcconfigs
        install_pods
        remove_bootstrap_detritus
    end

    def check_sanity
        task 'Checking environment' do
            osx_version = sh('sw_vers -productVersion', 'You don\'t seem to be on OS X, silly.', :show_output_on_error => false)
            raise AmaroError, 'Amaro requires OS 10.9.0 or later.' unless Gem::Dependency.new('osx', '~>10.9').match?('osx', osx_version)

            raise AmaroError, 'This does not seem to be an interactive terminal. That\'s not gonna work.' unless STDIN.isatty and STDOUT.isatty
            raise AmaroError.new('Amaro requires UTF-8 encoding on your terminal.', 'See http://stackoverflow.com/a/8161863 for details on how to fix this.') if Encoding.default_external != Encoding::UTF_8
            
            sh('which -s pod', 'CocoaPods is not installed. See http://cocoapods.org/#install', :show_output_on_error => false)
            pod_version = sh('pod --version', 'Error getting CocoaPods version. Make sure the pod binary is functional.').strip
            pod_version_is_good = Gem::Dependency.new('pod', '>0.34.0').match?('pod', pod_version)
            raise AmaroError.new("Amaro requires version 0.34.1 or later of CocoaPods. You have version #{pod_version}", 'Running "gem update cocoapods" should fix this.') unless pod_version_is_good

            dev_tools_path = sh('xcode-select -p', 'The Xcode command line tools don\'t seem to be installed. Running "xcode-select --install" should fix that.', :show_output_on_error => false).strip

            raise AmaroError.new('Amaro requires the developer tools path to point to Xcode installation', 'Running "sudo xcode-select --switch /Applications/Xcode.app" should fix this') unless Pathname.new(dev_tools_path).exist?

            xcode_version = sh("/usr/libexec/PlistBuddy -c 'Print :CFBundleShortVersionString' '#{dev_tools_path}/../Info.plist'").strip

            xcode_version_is_good = Gem::Dependency.new('xcode', '>=7.0', '<9.0').match?('xcode', xcode_version)
            raise AmaroError.new("Amaro requires the default Xcode command line tools to point to Xcode 7.0 or later. Yours point to #{xcode_version}.", 'Install Xcode 7.0 or later, and run "xcode-select" to point to that.') unless xcode_version_is_good


            if ARGV.empty?
                @source_path = nil
            else
                path = Pathname.new(ARGV[0])
                raise AmaroError, "Provided local clone path (#{ARGV[0]}) is invalid." unless path.directory?
                @source_path = path.realpath.to_s
            end

            # If we're building in Travis, target the branch we came from. Otherwise, master.
            @bootstrap_branch = ENV['TRAVIS_BRANCH'] || DEFAULT_BOOTSTRAP_BRANCH
        end
    end

    def puts_source_description
        if @source_path.nil?
            puts 'Repository: '.gray.bold + BOOTSTRAP_REPO.gray
            puts 'Branch: '.gray.bold + @bootstrap_branch.gray
        else
            puts 'Using local clone: '.gray.bold + @source_path.gray
        end

        puts
    end

    private

    include AmaroUtils

    def init_fs
        Dir.mkdir(options[:project_name])
        Dir.chdir(options[:project_name])
    end

    def init_git
        task 'Initializing local repository' do
            sh('git init -q')

            # It's a shame we have to do this, really, but you can't do a squashed merge into an empty repo
            IO.write('README.md', "# %{project_name}\n\n*An iOS project begun with [Amaro](#{BOOTSTRAP_WEBSITE})*\n" % options)
            commit 'Initial commit'
        end

        if @source_path.nil?
            fetch_from_remote
        else
            fetch_from_local
        end
    end

    def fetch_from_remote
        task 'Fetching repository' do
            sh("git remote add bootstrap '#{BOOTSTRAP_REPO}'")
            sh("git fetch --depth=1 -q bootstrap '#{@bootstrap_branch}'")
        end

        task 'Merging' do
            # We need to use --allow-unrelated-histories only for git 2.9 and above
            git_version = %x[git --version | awk -F'[^0-9.]+' '$0=$2'].chomp!
            is_new_git = Gem::Dependency.new('git', ">=2.9").match?('git',git_version)
            # We're using 'ours' merge option so that our README.md wins
            if is_new_git
                sh("git merge -q --squash -X ours 'remotes/bootstrap/#{@bootstrap_branch}' --allow-unrelated-histories")
            else
                sh("git merge -q --squash -X ours 'remotes/bootstrap/#{@bootstrap_branch}'")
            end
            commit 'Bootstrapping', :add_all => false
        end

        task 'Cleaning up' do
            # See issue #21
            sh('git remote rm bootstrap')
        end
    end

    def fetch_from_local
        task 'Copying and preparing local clone' do
            # Note the trailing / appended to source_path. Otherwise rsync will put
            # a copy of the directory inside the destination, rather than a copy of its contents.
            sh("rsync -a '#{@source_path}/' . --exclude=/.git --exclude=/README.md")
            commit 'Bootstrapping'

            sh('git clean -xdf') # Remove .gitignored files and directories
        end
    end

    def rename_files
        task 'Renaming project files' do
            files_with_proj_name = FileList["**/*#{REPLACEMENT_PROJECT_NAME}*"]
            rename_filelist(files_with_proj_name, REPLACEMENT_PROJECT_NAME, options[:project_name])
        end

        task 'Renaming prefixed files' do
            files_with_prefix = FileList["**/#{REPLACEMENT_PREFIX}*"]
            rename_filelist(files_with_prefix, /^#{Regexp.quote(REPLACEMENT_PREFIX)}/, options[:class_prefix])
        end
    end

    def update_contents
        task 'Updating file contents' do
            # Any reference to the project name in all files.
            filelist = FileList['**/*', '**/.*'].exclude('.git', '.', '..')
            replace_in_files(filelist, REPLACEMENT_PROJECT_NAME, options[:project_name]) unless options[:project_name] == REPLACEMENT_PROJECT_NAME

            # Replace default bundle domain and organization
            replace_in_files(filelist, REPLACEMENT_ORGANIZATION, options[:org_name]) unless options[:org_name] == REPLACEMENT_ORGANIZATION
            replace_in_files(filelist, REPLACEMENT_DOMAIN, options[:bundle_domain]) unless options[:bundle_domain] == REPLACEMENT_DOMAIN

            # Replace the class prefix in all files.
            replace_in_files(filelist, REPLACEMENT_PREFIX, options[:class_prefix])

            # If the new class prefix is empty, we need to delete the whole CLASSPREFIX = ... line in the project file.
            # In this case, the replacement above leaves this line reading "CLASSPREFIX = ;", which is invalid syntax.
            if options[:class_prefix].empty?
                project_file = FileList['**/project.pbxproj']
                replace_in_files(project_file, /^\s*CLASSPREFIX\s*=.*$/, '')
            end

            # The 'Created by' line in the headers of code files
            filelist = FileList['**/*.{h,m}']
            today = Time.now.strftime('%-m/%-d/%y')
            replace_in_files(filelist, /Created by .+ on [0-9].*/, "Created by %{full_name} on #{today}" % options)

            # Remove ignores and build commands that are only relevant in the bootstrap repo itself
            # These are demarcated with ">>>bootstrap-only ... <<<bootstrap-only". The lines containing the
            # delimiters will themselves be deleted.
            # It's important that we do this now so the gitignore is correct for future commits.
            filelist = FileList['.gitignore', '.travis.yml']
            replace_in_files(filelist, /^.+>>>bootstrap-only(?:.|\n)*<<<bootstrap-only.*/, '')
        end

        task 'Committing' do
            commit 'Bootstrapped'
        end
    end

    def update_xcconfigs
        task 'Pulling latest xcconfigs' do
            sh("'%{project_name}/Other-Sources/Configuration/jspahrsummers-xcconfigs/UpdateXCConfigs.sh' -q" % options)
        end

        if anything_to_commit?
            task 'Committing' do
                commit 'Updated xcconfigs'
            end
        end
    end

    def install_pods
        edit 'Podfile' if YesNoPrompt.run!('Would you like to edit your Podfile?', :default => false)

        if anything_to_commit?
            task 'Committing' do
                commit 'Modified Podfile'
            end
        end

        task 'Installing CocoaPods' do
            sh('pod install --silent')
            commit 'Install pods and update subtrees'
        end
    end

    def remove_bootstrap_detritus
        task 'Cleaning up after ourselves' do
            sh('git rm -q tiramisu')
            sh('git rm -rq bootstrap-scripts')
            commit 'Remove init and bootstrap-specific scripts'

            # Squash all of our commits together into one, for prettiness
            # See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1657017/git-squash-all-commits-into-a-single-commit
            squashed_commit_hash = sh('git commit-tree HEAD^{tree} -m "[Amaro] Bootstrapped."')
            sh("git reset #{squashed_commit_hash}")
        end
    end
end


# Prompts

project_name = Prompt.new('New project name', :key => :project_name) do |p|
    p.validation_proc = lambda do |input|
        input.gsub!(/\s+/, '-')
        raise 'Your project name should consist of basic alphanumeric characters.' if input =~ /[^\w_-]/
        raise 'A file or directory with that name already exists.' if File.exist? input

        input
    end
end


class_prefix = Prompt.new('Class prefix (optional; 2 or preferably 3 characters)', :key => :class_prefix) do |p|
    p.default = ''
    p.show_default = false
    p.length_limit = 3
    p.validation_proc = lambda do |input|
        return '' if input.empty?

        raise 'Prefix is too short.' if input.length == 1

        input.upcase!

        bad_prefixes = %w(AB AC AD AF AL AU AV CA CB CF CG CI CL CM CV CT EA EK GC JS MA MC MF MK NK NS PK QL SC SK SL SS TW UI UT SCN WK)
        raise 'That prefix is already in use by a well-known library.' if bad_prefixes.include? input

        raise 'Class prefixes must be valid identifiers.' unless input =~ /^[A-Z][A-Z0-9]+$/

        input
    end
end


full_name = Prompt.new('Your name', :key => :full_name) do |p|
    last_line = `dscl . read "/Users/$USER" RealName 2>/dev/null`.lines.last || ''
    p.default = last_line.strip.empty? ? 'Pfr. Developer' : last_line.strip
end


org_name = Prompt.new('Organization name', :key => :org_name) do |p|
    p.default = `/usr/libexec/PlistBuddy -c 'Print :IDETemplateOptions:organizationName' "${HOME}/Library/Preferences/com.apple.dt.Xcode.plist" 2>/dev/null`.strip
    p.default = 'The Company' if p.default.empty?
end


bundle_domain = Prompt.new('Bundle ID domain', :key => :bundle_domain) do |p|
    p.pre_run_hook = -> { p.default = 'com.' + org_name.value.gsub(/\W/, '').downcase }

    p.validation_proc = lambda do |input|
        raise 'Domain should be a reverse domain name, like "com.apple".' unless input =~ /\w+\.\w+/
        input.gsub(/\s+/, '-').downcase
    end
end


# Away we go!

print <<'EOS'.chomp.faint
    ___           ___
   /\  \         /\__\
  /  \  \       / /  /
 / /\ \__\     / /__/
 \ \ \/__/  &  \ \  \
  \ \__\        \ \__\
   \/__/         \/__/
EOS
puts "  Amaro v1.0.0\n".blue.bold


bootstrapper = Bootstrapper.new
bootstrapper.check_sanity

bootstrapper.puts_source_description

bootstrapper.options = Prompt.run_sequence(project_name, class_prefix, full_name, org_name, bundle_domain)

puts <<-EOS.gray

🎉  #{'It\'s time to build your project!'.green}
Pausing for 3 seconds in case you change your mind. Press any key to abort.
EOS

exit if STDIN.getch(:min => 0, :time => 3)

bootstrapper.run!

puts <<-EOS.gray

👌️  #{'You\'re all set!'.green}

Don't forget to open the .xcworkspace, not the .xcodeproj,
and add some prose to README.md!

XOXO -C&L 💋
EOS

open_prompt = YesNoPrompt.run!('Would you like to open your project?', :default => true)
system("open '%{project_name}.xcworkspace'" % bootstrapper.options) if open_prompt