#!/bin/env ruby
# frozen_string_literal: true
#
# lock-gemfile
#
# This script updates a Gemfile with locked versions from the
# corresponding Gemfile.lock file.  It uses the Parser gem to parse the
# Gemfile into an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST), and then uses a custom
# TreeRewriter to modify the AST, inserting the locked versions from
# the lockfile.  The modified AST is then transformed back into source
# code and either printed to the console or written back to the Gemfile,
# depending on the provided options.
#
# Usage:
#   gemfile_updater.rb update GEMFILE [options]
#
# Options:
#   -w, [--write], [--no-write]        # Write the updated Gemfile back
#   to disk (default: false) -p, [--pessimistic], [--no-pessimistic]  #
#   Use pessimistic version constraints (~>) (default: true)
#
# Examples:
#   gemfile_updater.rb update Gemfile gemfile_updater.rb update Gemfile
#   --write gemfile_updater.rb update Gemfile --no-pessimistic
#
# Dependencies:
#   - parser - bundler - thor

require "parser/ruby31"
require "bundler"
require "thor"

require_relative "../lib/lock/gemfile/rewriter"

# Squelch irrelevant deprecation warnings.

$VERBOSE = nil

class GemfileUpdater < Thor
  #
  # This class update a Gemfile with locked versions - designed to pull
  # from the corresponding Gemfile.lock file, it can also accept an
  # arbitrary hash of versions..  It uses the Parser gem to parse the
  # Gemfile into an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST), and then uses a custom
  # TreeRewriter to modify the AST, inserting the locked versions from
  # the lockfile.  The modified AST is then transformed back into source
  # code and either printed to the console or written back to the Gemfile,
  # depending on the provided options.
  #
  desc "update GEMFILE", "Update Gemfile with locked versions"

  option :write, type: :boolean, default: false, aliases: "-w"
  option :pessimistic, type: :boolean, default: true, aliases: "-p"

  def update(gemfile)
    # Read the content of the specified Gemfile
    gemfile_content = File.read(gemfile)

    # Parse the corresponding Gemfile.lock using Bundler's LockfileParser
    lockfile = Bundler::LockfileParser.new(Bundler.read_file(gemfile + ".lock"))

    # Create a hash to store the desired versions of each gem
    desired_versions = {}

    # Iterate over each gem specification in the lockfile
    lockfile.specs.each do |spec|
      # Store the gem name and its locked version in the desired_versions hash
      desired_versions[spec.name] = spec.version
    end

    # Create a buffer to hold the Gemfile content
    buffer = Parser::Source::Buffer.new("(gemfile)")
    buffer.source = gemfile_content

    # Create a new Ruby parser
    parser = Parser::Ruby31.new
    # Parse the Gemfile content into an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST)
    ast = parser.parse(buffer)

    # Create a new instance of the Lock::Gemfile::Rewriter
    rewriter = Lock::Gemfile::Rewriter.new
    # Set the desired versions from the lockfile
    rewriter.lockfile = desired_versions
    # Set the pessimistic option based on the command-line argument
    rewriter.pessimistic = options[:pessimistic]

    # Rewrite the Gemfile AST with the locked versions
    transformed_code = rewriter.rewrite(buffer, ast)

    # Print the transformed Gemfile content
    puts transformed_code

    # If the write option is not specified, exit the method
    return unless options[:write]

    # Write the transformed Gemfile content back to the original file
    File.write(gemfile, transformed_code)
  end
end

# Start the GemfileUpdater CLI with the provided command-line arguments
GemfileUpdater.start(ARGV)