#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -e

DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
. "$DIR/.common.sh"

get_container_ip () {
	local container_name=$1
	local container
	local ip
	container=$(docker-compose ps --all -q "${container_name}" | tail -n1)
	ip=$(docker inspect -f "{{.NetworkSettings.Networks.npmdev_default.IPAddress}}" "$container")
	echo "$ip"
}

# Ensure docker-compose exists
if hash docker-compose 2>/dev/null; then
	cd "${DIR}/.."
	echo -e "${BLUE}❯ ${CYAN}Starting Dev Stack ...${RESET}"

	# Bring up a stack, in steps so we can inject IPs everywhere
	docker-compose up -d npm-pdns npm-pdns-db
	PDNS_IP=$(get_container_ip 'npm-pdns')
	echo -e "${BLUE}❯ ${YELLOW}PDNS IP is ${PDNS_IP}${RESET}"

	# adjust the dnsrouter config
	LOCAL_DNSROUTER_CONFIG="$DIR/../docker/dev/dnsrouter-config.json"
	rm -rf "$LOCAL_DNSROUTER_CONFIG.tmp"
	# IMPORTANT: changes to dnsrouter-config.json will affect this line:
	jq --arg a "$PDNS_IP" '.servers[0].upstreams[1].upstream = $a' "$LOCAL_DNSROUTER_CONFIG" > "$LOCAL_DNSROUTER_CONFIG.tmp"

	# dnsrouter
	docker-compose up -d npm-dnsrouter
	DNSROUTER_IP=$(get_container_ip 'npm-dnsrouter')
	echo -e "${BLUE}❯ ${YELLOW}DNS Router IP is ${DNSROUTER_IP}${RESET}"

	# mount the resolver
	LOCAL_RESOLVE="$DIR/../docker/dev/resolv.conf"
	rm -rf "${LOCAL_RESOLVE}"
	printf "nameserver %s\noptions ndots:0" "${DNSROUTER_IP}" > "${LOCAL_RESOLVE}"

	# bring things up, but only what we haven't already created
	docker-compose up -d --remove-orphans --force-recreate --build npm npm-pebble npm-stepca npm-swagger

	if [ "$1" == "-f" ]; then
		echo -e "${BLUE}❯ ${YELLOW}Following Backend Container:${RESET}"
		docker logs -f npm.dev
	else
		echo -e "${YELLOW}Tip:${RESET} You can follow the output of some of the containers with:"
		echo "  docker logs -f npm.dev"
		echo -e "${YELLOW}Tip:${RESET} Open a database terminal with:"
		echo "  ./scripts/sqlite"
	fi
else
	echo -e "${RED}❯ docker-compose command is not available${RESET}"
fi