"""Public API for yq"""

load("//lib/private:yq.bzl", _is_split_operation = "is_split_operation", _yq_lib = "yq_lib")

_yq_rule = rule(
    attrs = _yq_lib.attrs,
    implementation = _yq_lib.implementation,
    toolchains = ["@aspect_bazel_lib//lib:yq_toolchain_type"],
)

def yq(name, srcs, expression = ".", args = [], outs = None, **kwargs):
    """Invoke yq with an expression on a set of input files.

    For yq documentation, see https://mikefarah.gitbook.io/yq.

    To use this rule you must register the yq toolchain in your WORKSPACE:

    ```starlark
    load("@aspect_bazel_lib//lib:repositories.bzl", "register_yq_toolchains")

    register_yq_toolchains()
    ```

    Usage examples:

    ```starlark
    load("@aspect_bazel_lib//lib:yq.bzl", "yq")
    ```

    ```starlark
    # Remove fields
    yq(
        name = "safe-config",
        srcs = ["config.yaml"],
        expression = "del(.credentials)",
    )
    ```

    ```starlark
    # Merge two yaml documents
    yq(
        name = "ab",
        srcs = [
            "a.yaml",
            "b.yaml",
        ],
        expression = ". as $item ireduce ({}; . * $item )",
    )
    ```

    ```starlark
    # Split a yaml file into several files
    yq(
        name = "split",
        srcs = ["multidoc.yaml"],
        outs = [
            "first.yml",
            "second.yml",
        ],
        args = [
            "-s '.a'",  # Split expression
            "--no-doc", # Exclude document separator --
        ],
    )
    ```

    ```starlark
    # Convert a yaml file to json
    yq(
        name = "convert-to-json",
        srcs = ["foo.yaml"],
        args = ["-o=json"],
        outs = ["foo.json"],
    )
    ```

    ```starlark
    # Convert a json file to yaml
    yq(
        name = "convert-to-yaml",
        srcs = ["bar.json"],
        args = ["-P"],
        outs = ["bar.yaml"],
    )
    ```

    ```starlark
    # Call yq in a genrule
    genrule(
        name = "generate",
        srcs = ["farm.yaml"],
        outs = ["genrule_output.yaml"],
        cmd = "$(YQ_BIN) '.moo = \"cow\"' $(location farm.yaml) > $@",
        toolchains = ["@yq_toolchains//:resolved_toolchain"],
    )
    ```

    yq is capable of parsing and outputting to other formats. See their [docs](https://mikefarah.gitbook.io/yq) for more examples.

    Args:
        name: Name of the rule
        srcs: List of input file labels
        expression: yq expression (https://mikefarah.gitbook.io/yq/commands/evaluate). Defaults to the identity
            expression "."
        args: Additional args to pass to yq. Note that you do not need to pass _eval_ or _eval-all_ as this
            is handled automatically based on the number `srcs`. Passing the output format or the parse format
            is optional as these can be guessed based on the file extensions in `srcs` and `outs`.
        outs: Name of the output files. Defaults to a single output with the name plus a ".yaml" extension, or
            the extension corresponding to a passed output argment (e.g., "-o=json"). For split operations you
            must declare all outputs as the name of the output files depends on the expression.
        **kwargs: Other common named parameters such as `tags` or `visibility`
    """
    args = args[:]

    if not _is_split_operation(args):
        # For split operations we can't predeclare outs because the name of the resulting files
        # depends on the expression. For non-split operations, set a default output file name
        # based on the name and the output format passed, defaulting to yaml.
        if not outs:
            outs = [name + ".yaml"]
            if "-o=json" in args or "--outputformat=json" in args:
                outs = [name + ".json"]
            if "-o=xml" in args or "--outputformat=xml" in args:
                outs = [name + ".xml"]
            elif "-o=props" in args or "--outputformat=props" in args:
                outs = [name + ".properties"]
            elif "-o=c" in args or "--outputformat=csv" in args:
                outs = [name + ".csv"]
            elif "-o=t" in args or "--outputformat=tsv" in args:
                outs = [name + ".tsv"]

        elif outs and len(outs) == 1:
            # If an output file with an extension was provided, try to set the corresponding output
            # argument if it wasn't already passed.
            if outs[0].endswith(".json") and "-o=json" not in args and "--outputformat=json" not in args:
                args.append("-o=json")
            elif outs[0].endswith(".xml") and "-o=xml" not in args and "--outputformat=xml" not in args:
                args.append("-o=xml")
            elif outs[0].endswith(".properties") and "-o=props" not in args and "--outputformat=props" not in args:
                args.append("-o=props")
            elif outs[0].endswith(".csv") and "-o=c" not in args and "--outputformat=csv" not in args:
                args.append("-o=c")
            elif outs[0].endswith(".tsv") and "-o=t" not in args and "--outputformat=tsv" not in args:
                args.append("-o=t")

    # If the input files are json or xml, set the parse flag if it isn't already set
    if len(srcs) > 0:
        if srcs[0].endswith(".json") and "-P" not in args:
            args.append("-P")
        elif srcs[0].endswith(".xml") and "-p=xml" not in args:
            args.append("-p=xml")

    _yq_rule(
        name = name,
        srcs = srcs,
        expression = expression,
        args = args,
        outs = outs,
        **kwargs
    )