#!/usr/bin/perl

#
# Setup
#

# Directives
use strict;
use warnings;
use utf8;

binmode(STDOUT, ":utf8");
binmode(STDERR, ":utf8");

# Modules
use File::Basename;
use Getopt::Long;

# Variables
my $EXT = ".markdown";
my $REPO_DIR = dirname($0) . "/..";
my $BUILD_DIR = "$REPO_DIR/build";

&GetOptions(
	"output|o=s" => \$BUILD_DIR,
	"ext|e=s" => \$EXT,
	);

#
# Paths
#

# These scripts are designed to work within the Git repository and
# makes assumptions of all the relative paths and outputs.
my $DICT_MARKDOWN = "$BUILD_DIR/index.markdown";
my $DICT_DIR = "$REPO_DIR/src/dictionary";
	
# Make sure the build directory exists.
unless (-d $BUILD_DIR)
{
	print STDERR "Creating build directory\n";
	mkdir($BUILD_DIR);
}

#
# Processing
#

# Create the initial Markdown file.
my ($DICT, $SYB);
print STDERR "Writing to $DICT_MARKDOWN\n";
open $DICT, ">:encoding(UTF-8)", $DICT_MARKDOWN
	or die "Cannot write dictionary file ($!)";

# Write out the front matter.
print $DICT join(
	"\n",
	"---",
	"title: Miwāfu Dictionary",
	"breadcrumbTitle: Dictionary",
	"---"), "\n\n";

# Loop through the directories in the dictionary.
for my $s (sort(glob("$DICT_DIR/*")))
{
	# Figure out the basename.
	my $bs = basename($s);

	# Open up the syllable file.
	open $SYB, ">:encoding(UTF-8)", "$BUILD_DIR/$bs.markdown"
		or die "Cannot write $bs dictionary file ($!)";

	# Determine if we have any entries in here.
	my @w = sort(glob("$s/*.markdown"));
	next unless @w;
	my $w = scalar(@w);

	# Write out the entry.
	print STDERR "Processing: $bs ($w entries)\n";
	print $DICT "# $bs\n\n";
	
	print $SYB "---\ntitle: Miwāfu Dictionary - $bs\nbreadcrumbTitle: $bs\n---\n\n# $bs\n\n";

	# Go through each of these entries.
	for $w (@w)
	{
		process_word($w, $bs);
	}

	# Close the file.
	close $SYB;
}

# Finish up the dictionary.
close $DICT;

#
# Finished
#

print STDERR "Done\n";

#
# Subroutines
#

sub process_word
{
	# Pull out the entries from the file.
	my ($file, $bs) = @_;

	# Read in this file and process the entries.
	open WORD, "<:encoding(UTF-8)", $file;

	# The format of the file matches Wikionary's format which is not
	# how most dictionaries are created.
	my $pos = undef;
	my $word = undef;
	my %defs = ();

	while (<WORD>)
	{
		# Clean up the line.
		chomp;
		next if /^\s*$/;
		next if /^=/;
		next if /^-/;

		# Figure out the parts of speech.
		if (m@(Noun|Verb|Marker|Pronoun|Adjective|Adverb)@)
		{
			$pos = lc($1);
			$pos = "adv" if $pos eq "adverb";
			$pos = "adj" if $pos eq "adjective";
			$pos = "pro" if $pos eq "pronoun";
			$pos = "mark" if $pos eq "marker";
			next;
		}

		if (m@^Related$@)
		{
			$pos = undef;
		}

		# If we haven't hit a POS, then skip it.
		next unless defined $pos;

		# If we have a number in the beginning, then it's a definition.
		if (m@^(\d+)\. (.*?)$@)
		{
			# Make sure we have an entry here.
			push @{$defs{$word}{$pos}}, "**$1** $2";
			next;
		}

		# Anything else is a word to add.
		my %def_pos = ();
		my @def_list = ();

		s@^\#+\s+@@;
		$word = $_;
		$defs{$word} = \%def_pos unless defined $defs{$word};
		$defs{$word}{$pos} = \@def_list unless defined $defs{$word}{$pos};
	}

	# Finish up the file.
	close WORD;

	# Write out the Markdown line.
	foreach $word (sort(keys(%defs)))
	{
		# Start by formatting the word.
		my $slug = $word;
		$slug =~ tr/[aeiouáéíóúàèìòùāēīōū]/[aeiouaeiouaeiou]/;
		print $DICT "[$word]($bs/$slug$EXT):";
		print $SYB "[$word]($slug$EXT):";

		my $buffer = "";

		# Add in the parts of speech.
		for $pos (qw(noun verb adj adv pro mark))
		{
			# If we don't have one, skip it.
			next unless exists $defs{$word}{$pos};

			# Add in the POS.
			$buffer .= " *$pos* ";

			# Go through the definitions.
			$buffer .= join(" ", @{$defs{$word}{$pos}});
		}

		print $DICT "$buffer\n\n";
		print $SYB "$buffer\n\n";
	}
}