#!/usr/bin/python3

import os, datetime

RIDS = [
    "linux-x64",
    "linux-arm64",

    "win-x64",
    "win-x86",
    "win-arm64"
]

def get_timestamp():
    # Yep. We're emulating a bug where our autogenerated timestamps do not have leading zeros
    # even though it would be semantically correct to prepend them.
    # This has been a bug since the software was created and now we need to keep it,
    # lest we break any end user's automatic updating script.
    now = datetime.datetime.now(datetime.timezone.utc)

    year = now.strftime("%Y")
    month_day = int(now.strftime("%m%d"))
    hour_min = int(now.strftime("%H%M"))

    return f"{year}.{month_day}.{hour_min}"

CURRENT_TIMESTAMP = get_timestamp()

for rid in RIDS:
    target_os, arch = rid.split("-")

    print(f"=> BUILDING: {rid}")
    ret = os.system(rf"dotnet publish --sc true --os {target_os} --arch {arch} -p:Version={CURRENT_TIMESTAMP} -o ./pub/{rid}")
    if ret != 0:
        raise OSError("Build error")
    
    print(f"==> ZIPPING: {rid}")
    if target_os == "win":
        os.chdir("./pub")
        os.system(rf"zip -r {rid}.zip {rid} >> /dev/null")
        os.chdir("..")
        continue

    os.system(rf"tar czvf ./pub/{rid}.tar.gz -C ./pub/ {rid} >> /dev/null")

os.chdir("pub")

while True:
    upload = input(f"Do you want to upload the release assets? Please ensure you have created the tag \"{CURRENT_TIMESTAMP}\" first! (Y/N)")
    if upload.lower() not in ["y", "n"]:
        print("Please enter either Y or N.")
        continue

    if upload.lower() == "y":
        break
    else:
        exit()

print("doing the thing")

os.system(rf"echo glob release upload {CURRENT_TIMESTAMP} ./*.tar.gz")