#!/usr/bin/env perl
# bin/wizard - Wizard for creating local Auto configuration directories.
# Copyright (C) 2010-2011 Xelhua Development Group, et al.
# This program is free software; rights to this code are stated in doc/LICENSE.
use 5.010_000;
use strict;
use warnings;
use Cwd;
use FindBin qw($Bin);
use File::Copy;
our $VERSION = 1.00;
my $Bin = $Bin;

# Get current working directory.
my $cwd = getcwd();

# One argument required.
if (!defined $ARGV[0]) {
    say 'ERROR: Missing arguments.';
    say 'Usage: auto-wizard <directory>';
    exit;
}

# Strip trailing slash.
my $installdir = $ARGV[0];
$installdir =~ s/\/$//xsm;

# Create missing directories.
if (!-d "$cwd/$installdir") { mkdir "$cwd/$installdir" }
if (!-d "$cwd/$installdir/etc") { mkdir "$cwd/$installdir/etc" }
if (!-d "$cwd/$installdir/var") { mkdir "$cwd/$installdir/var" }

# Copy over example.conf.
copy("$Bin/../lib/autobot/3.0.0/dist/example.conf", "$cwd/$installdir/etc/example.conf");
chmod 0644, "$cwd/$installdir/etc/example.conf";

# Our work is done.
print <<"MSG";
Successfully installed to "$cwd/$installdir"!

I've also created an example.conf for you and left it in etc/, configure it and
rename it to auto.conf or any name of your choice.

See the Xelhua Wiki at http://wiki.xelhua.org for complete documentation.

After that, change directory to "$cwd/$installdir" and run `$Bin/auto` (or if
"$Bin" is in your PATH; just `auto`).

If you gave your config file a name other than auto.conf, pass -c=FILENAME to
`auto`, like so, if your config is etc/foo.conf: $Bin/auto -c=foo.conf

Enjoy.
MSG