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require 'hexapdf/cli/command'

module HexaPDF
  module CLI

    # Shows the internal structure of a PDF file.
    class Inspect < Command

      def initialize #:nodoc:
        super('inspect', takes_commands: false)
        short_desc("Dig into the internal structure of a PDF file")
        long_desc(<<-EOF.gsub!(/^ */, ''))
          Inspects a PDF file for debugging or testing purposes. This command is useful when one
          needs to inspect the internal object structure or a stream of a PDF file. A PDF object is
          always shown in the PDF syntax.

          If no option is given, the PDF trailer is shown. Otherwise the various, mutually exclusive
          display options define the shown content. If multiple such options are specified only the
          last is respected.
        EOF

        options.on("--catalog", "Show the PDF catalog dictionary.") do
          @exec = :catalog
        end
        options.on("-c", "--page-count", "Print the number of pages.") do
          @exec = :page_count
        end
        options.on("--pages [PAGES]", "Show the pages with their object and generation numbers " \
                   "and their associated content streams. If the optional argument PAGES is " \
                   "specified, only the specified pages are listed.") do |range|
          @exec = :pages
          @param = range || '1-e'
        end
        options.on("-o", "--object OID[,GEN]", "Show the object with the given object and " \
                   "generation numbers. The generation number defaults to 0 if not given.") do |str|
          @exec = :object
          @param = str
        end
        options.on("-s", "--stream OID[,GEN]", "Show the filtered stream data (add --raw to get " \
                   "the raw stream data) of the object with the given object and generation " \
                   "numbers. The generation number defaults to 0 if not given.") do |str|
          @exec = :stream
          @param = str
          @raw = (@raw ? @raw : false)
        end
        options.on("--raw", "Modifies --stream to show the raw stream data instead of the " \
                   "filtered one.") do
          @raw = true
        end

        options.separator("")
        options.on("--password PASSWORD", "-p", String,
                   "The password for decryption. Use - for reading from standard input.") do |pwd|
          @password = (pwd == '-' ? read_password : pwd)
        end

        @password = nil
        @exec = :trailer
        @param = nil
        @raw = nil
      end

      def execute(file) #:nodoc:
        with_document(file, password: @password) {|doc| send("do_#{@exec}", doc)}
      end

      private

      def do_catalog(doc) #:nodoc:
        puts HexaPDF::Serializer.new.serialize(doc.catalog)
      end

      def do_trailer(doc) #:nodoc:
        puts HexaPDF::Serializer.new.serialize(doc.trailer)
      end

      def do_page_count(doc) #:nodoc:
        puts doc.pages.count
      end

      def do_pages(doc) #:nodoc:
        pages = parse_pages_specification(@param, doc.pages.count)
        page_list = doc.pages.to_a
        pages.each do |index, _|
          page = page_list[index]
          str = "page #{index + 1} (#{page.oid},#{page.gen}): "
          str << Array(page[:Contents]).map {|c| "#{c.oid},#{c.gen}"}.join(" ")
          puts str
        end
      end

      def do_object(doc) #:nodoc:
        object = doc.object(pdf_reference_from_string(@param))
        return unless object
        if object.data.stream && command_parser.verbosity_info?
          $stderr.puts("Note: Object also has stream data")
        end
        puts HexaPDF::Serializer.new.serialize(object.value)
      end

      def do_stream(doc) #:nodoc:
        object = doc.object(pdf_reference_from_string(@param))
        if object.kind_of?(HexaPDF::Stream)
          source = (@raw ? object.stream_source : object.stream_decoder)
          while source.alive? && (data = source.resume)
            $stdout.write(data)
          end
        elsif command_parser.verbosity_info?
          $stderr.puts("Note: Object has no stream data")
        end
      end

      # Parses the given string of the format "oid[,gen]" and returns a PDF reference object.
      def pdf_reference_from_string(str)
        oid, gen = str.split(",").map(&:to_i)
        HexaPDF::Reference.new(oid, gen || 0)
      end

    end

  end
end