const Arborist = require('@npmcli/arborist')
const packlist = require('npm-packlist')
const { join, relative } = require('path')
const localeCompare = require('@isaacs/string-locale-compare')('en')
const PackageJson = require('@npmcli/package-json')
const { run, CWD, git, fs, pkg: rootPkg, EOL } = require('./util')
const npmGit = require('@npmcli/git')

const ALWAYS_IGNORE = [
  '.bin/',
  '.cache/',
  'package-lock.json',
  'CHANGELOG*',
  'changelog*',
  'ChangeLog*',
  'Changelog*',
  'README*',
  'readme*',
  'ReadMe*',
  'Readme*',
  '__pycache__',
  '.editorconfig',
  '.idea/',
  '.npmignore',
  '.eslintrc*',
  '.travis*',
  '.github',
  '.jscsrc',
  '.nycrc',
  '.istanbul*',
  '.eslintignore',
  '.jshintrc*',
  '.prettierrc*',
  '.jscs.json',
  '.dir-locals*',
  '.coveralls*',
  '.babelrc*',
  '.nyc_output',
  '.gitkeep',
  '*.map',
  '*.ts',
  '*.png',
  '*.jpg',
]

const lsAndRmIgnored = async (dir) => {
  const files = await git(
    'ls-files',
    '--cached',
    '--ignored',
    `--exclude-standard`,
    dir,
    { lines: true }
  )

  for (const file of files) {
    await git('rm', file, '--force')
  }

  // check if there are still ignored files left
  // if so we will error in the next step
  const notRemoved = await git(
    'ls-files',
    '--cached',
    '--ignored',
    `--exclude-standard`,
    dir,
    { lines: true }
  )

  return notRemoved
}

const getAllowedPaths = (files) => {
  class AllowSegments {
    #segments
    #usedSegments

    constructor (pathSegments, rootSegments = []) {
      // Copy strings with spread operator since we mutate these arrays
      this.#segments = [...pathSegments]
      this.#usedSegments = [...rootSegments]
    }

    get next () {
      return this.#segments[0]
    }

    get remaining () {
      return this.#segments
    }

    get used () {
      return this.#usedSegments
    }

    use () {
      const segment = this.#segments.shift()
      this.#usedSegments.push(segment)
      return segment
    }

    allowContents ({ use = true, isDirectory = true } = {}) {
      if (use) {
        this.use()
      }
      // Allow a previously ignored directory
      // Important: this should NOT have a trailing
      // slash if we are not sure it is a directory.
      // Since a dep can be a directory or a symlink and
      // a trailing slash in a .gitignore file
      // tells git to treat it only as a directory
      return [`!/${this.used.join('/')}${isDirectory ? '/' : ''}`]
    }

    allow ({ use = true } = {}) {
      if (use) {
        this.use()
      }
      // Allow a previously ignored directory but ignore everything inside
      return [
        ...this.allowContents({ use: false, isDirectory: true }),
        `/${this.used.join('/')}/*`,
      ]
    }
  }

  const gatherAllows = (pathParts, usedParts) => {
    const ignores = []
    const segments = new AllowSegments(pathParts, usedParts)

    if (segments.next) {
      // 1) Process scope segment of the path, if it has one
      if (segments.next.startsWith('@')) {
        // For scoped deps we need to allow the entire scope dir
        // due to how gitignore works. Without this the gitignore will
        // never look to allow our bundled dep since the scope dir was ignored.
        // It ends up looking like this for `@colors/colors`:
        //
        // # Allow @colors dir
        // !/@colors/
        // # Ignore everything inside. This is safe because there is
        // # nothing inside a scope except other packages
        // !/colors/*
        //
        // Then later we will allow the specific dep inside that scope.
        // This way if a scope includes bundled AND unbundled deps,
        // we only allow the bundled ones.
        ignores.push(...segments.allow())
      }

      // 2) Now we process the name segment of the path
      // and allow the dir and everything inside of it (like source code, etc)
      ignores.push(...segments.allowContents({ isDirectory: false }))

      // 3) If we still have remaining segments and the next segment
      // is a nested node_modules directory...
      if (segments.next && segments.use() === 'node_modules') {
        ignores.push(
          // Allow node_modules and ignore everything inside of it
          // Set false here since we already "used" the node_modules path segment
          ...segments.allow({ use: false }),
          // Repeat the process with the remaining path segments to include whatever is left
          ...gatherAllows(segments.remaining, segments.used)
        )
      }
    }

    return ignores
  }

  const allowPaths = new Set()
  for (const file of files) {
    for (const allow of gatherAllows(file.split('/'))) {
      allowPaths.add(allow)
    }
  }

  return [...allowPaths]
}

const setBundleDeps = async () => {
  const pkg = await PackageJson.load(CWD)

  pkg.update({
    bundleDependencies: Object.keys(pkg.content.dependencies).sort(localeCompare),
  })

  await pkg.save()

  return pkg.content.bundleDependencies
}

/*
This file sets what is checked in to node_modules. The root .gitignore file
includes node_modules and this file writes an ignore file to
node_modules/.gitignore. We ignore everything and then use a query to find all
the bundled deps and allow each one of those explicitly.

Since node_modules can be nested we have to process each portion of the path and
allow it while also ignoring everything inside of it, with the exception of a
deps source. We have to do this since everything is ignored by default, and git
will not allow a nested path if its parent has not also been allowed. BUT! We
also have to ignore other things in those directories.
*/
const main = async () => {
  await setBundleDeps()

  const arb = new Arborist({ path: CWD })
  const allFiles = await arb.loadActual().then(packlist)
  const workspaceNames = (await rootPkg.mapWorkspaces()).map(p => p.name)
  const isWorkspace = (p) => workspaceNames.some(w => p.startsWith(w + '/'))

  // Get all files within node_modules and remove the node_modules/ portion of
  // the path for processing since this list will go inside a gitignore at the
  // root of the node_modules dir. It also removes workspaces since those are
  // symlinks and should not be commited into source control.
  const files = allFiles
    .filter(f => f.startsWith('node_modules/'))
    .map(f => f.replace(/^node_modules\//, ''))
    .filter(f => !isWorkspace(f))
    .sort(localeCompare)

  const ignoreFile = [
    '# Automatically generated to ignore everything except bundled deps',
    '# Ignore everything by default except this file',
    '/*',
    '!/.gitignore',
    '# Allow all bundled deps',
    ...getAllowedPaths(files),
    '# Always ignore some specific patterns within any allowed package',
    ...ALWAYS_IGNORE,
  ]

  const NODE_MODULES = join(CWD, 'node_modules')
  const res = await fs.writeFile(join(NODE_MODULES, '.gitignore'), ignoreFile.join(EOL))

  if (!await npmGit.is({ cwd: CWD })) {
    // if we are not running in a git repo then write the files but we do not
    // need to run any git commands to check if we have unmatched files in source
    return res
  }

  // After we write the file we have to check if any of the paths already checked in
  // inside node_modules are now going to be ignored. If we find any then fail with
  // a list of the paths remaining. We already attempted to `git rm` them so just
  // explain what happened and leave the repo in a state to debug.
  const trackedAndIgnored = await lsAndRmIgnored(NODE_MODULES)

  if (trackedAndIgnored.length) {
    const message = [
      'The following files are checked in to git but will now be ignored.',
      `They could not be removed automatically and will need to be removed manually.`,
      ...trackedAndIgnored.map(p => relative(NODE_MODULES, p)),
    ].join(EOL)
    throw new Error(message)
  }

  return res
}

run(main)
