#!/usr/bin/env ruby

begin
  # This should work if (1) the gem is installed, or
  # (2) we're in development and used `bundle exec`
  require 'berkeley_library/tind'
  require 'berkeley_library/alma'
rescue LoadError
  # If we're in development, `require 'bundler/setup'`
  # is roughly equivalent to `bundle exec`
  require 'bundler/setup'
  require 'berkeley_library/tind'
  require 'berkeley_library/alma'
end

def setup
  BerkeleyLibrary::TIND::Mapping::AlmaBase.collection_parameter_hash = {
    '336' => ['Image'],
    '852' => ['East Asian Library'],
    '980' => ['pre_1912'],
    '982' => ['Pre 1912 Chinese Materials - short name', 'Pre 1912 Chinese Materials - long name'],
    '991' => []
  }
  BerkeleyLibrary::TIND::Mapping::AlmaBase.is_035_from_mms_id = true
  BerkeleyLibrary::TIND::Mapping::AlmaBase.is_barcode = false
end

def additional_tind_fields
  txt = 'v001_0064'
  url = 'https://digitalassets.lib.berkeley.edu/pre1912ChineseMaterials/ucb/ready/991032333019706532/991032333019706532_v001_0064.jpg'
  fft = BerkeleyLibrary::TIND::Mapping::TindField.f_fft(url, txt)
  f = ::MARC::DataField.new('998', ' ', ' ', ['a', 'fake-value'])
  [fft] << f
end

############## Use this, when creating a TIND record from each Alma record ############
# alma_id = '991085821143406532'
# alma_id_bad = '99108582114340653' # a bad alma_id
# alma_id_not_qualified = '991084606989706532' # Host historical record
barcode = 'C084093187'

id = barcode
setup

BerkeleyLibrary::Alma::Config.default!
alma_single_tind = BerkeleyLibrary::TIND::Mapping::AlmaSingleTIND.new
tind_record = alma_single_tind.record(id, additional_tind_fields)
alma_single_tind.save_tind_record_to_file(id, tind_record, 'tmp/test_single.xml')