testServer

#!/bin/sh

doSudo="true"
type "sudo" > /dev/null || doSudo="false"

safeSudo() {
	if [ $doSudo = "true" ]; then
		sudo "$@"
	else
		"$@"
	fi
}

cd run

case $1 in
	setup)
		cd ..
		./gradlew build
		cd run
		safeSudo docker compose up --no-start
		mkdir -p paper/plugins
		cd ..
		./gradlew --daemon --build-cache :downloadTestServerDependencies
	;;
	reset) safeSudo sh -c "
		docker compose rm -fs
		rm -rf paper velocity
	" ;;
	start) safeSudo docker compose up -d ;;
	stop) safeSudo docker compose stop ;;
	logs) safeSudo docker compose logs --tail=0 --follow velocity paper redis ;;
	run)
		printf "\u1b[34mThe standard run will attach a console to the Paper server, however you will not be able to see what you are typing.\nThis version of the run command is known to be problematic on Windows. In such a case \`run-fallback\` can be used.\u1b[0m\n"
		safeSudo sh -c "
			docker compose up -d
			docker compose logs --follow --tail=0 velocity paper | sed \"s/^/\r/\" &
			docker attach paper &> /dev/null
			docker compose stop
		"
	;;
	run-fallback)
		safeSudo sh -c "
			docker compose up -d
			docker compose logs --tail=0 --follow velocity paper redis
			docker compose stop
		"
	;;
	op)
		printf "Enter a username to OP "
		read username
		safeSudo docker exec paper mc-send-to-console op + $username
	;;
	*)
		echo "Usage: server {setup|reset|start|stop|logs|run|run-fallback|op [player]}"
	;;
esac