#!/bin/bash
# Quick semi-auto file to build Windows SDK tools.
#
# Limitations:
# - Expects the emulator has been built first, will pick it up from prebuilt.
# - Run in Cygwin
# - Needs Cygwin package zip
# - Expects to have one of the existing SDK (Darwin or Linux) to build the Windows one

set -e  # Fail this script as soon as a command fails -- fail early, fail fast

# Set to 1 to force removal of old unzipped SDK. Only disable for debugging, as it
# will make some rm/mv commands to fail.
FORCE="1" 

SDK_ZIP="$1"
DIST_DIR="$2"

function die() {
  echo "Error:" $*
  echo "Aborting"
  exit 1
}

function check() {
    [ -f "$SDK_ZIP" ] || die "Pass the path of an existing Linux/Darwin SDK .zip as first parameter"
    [ -d "$DIST_DIR" ] || die "Pass the output directory as second parameter"

    # Use the BUILD_ID as SDK_NUMBER if defined, otherwise try to get it from the
    # provided zip filename.
    if [ -f config/build_id.make ]; then
        BUILD_ID=`cat config/build_id.make | sed -n '/BUILD_ID=/s/^[^=]\+=\(.*\)$/\1/p'`
        [ -n "$BUILD_ID" ] && SDK_NUMBER="$BUILD_ID"
    fi
    if [ -z "$SDK_NUMBER" ]; then
        # Look for a pattern like "anything_sdknumber.extension"
        # The pattern is now "any-thing_sdknumber_anything-else.extension"
        #
        # The bottom line is that the SDK number is whatever is enclosed by
        # the LAST couple of underscores. You can have underscores *before* the
        # SDK number if you want, but not after, e.g these are valid:
        #    android_sdk_4242_platform.zip or blah_42_.zip
        #
        # SDK_NUMBER will be empty if nothing matched.
        filename=`basename "$SDK_ZIP"`
        SDK_NUMBER=`echo $filename | sed -n 's/^.*_\([^_./]\+\)_[^_.]*\..*$/\1/p'`
    fi

    [ -n "$SDK_NUMBER" ] || die "Failed to extract the SDK number from $SDK_ZIP. Check its format."

    [ $OSTYPE == "cygwin" ] || die "This expects to run under Cygwin"
    [ -e `which zip` ] || die "Please install 'zip' package in Cygwin"
    [ -f "build/envsetup.sh" ] || die "Please run this from the 'android' directory"

    echo "Using SDK ${SDK_NUMBER}"
}

function build() {

    echo 
    echo "Building..."
    [ -n "$MAKE_OPT" ] && echo "Make options: $MAKE_OPT"
    . build/envsetup.sh
    make -j 4 emulator || die "Build failed"
    # Disable parallel build: it generates "permission denied" issues when
    # multiple "ar.exe" are running in parallel.
    make prebuilt adb fastboot aidl aapt dexdump dmtracedump hprof-conv mksdcard sqlite3 \
        || die "Build failed"
}

function package() {
    echo
    echo "Packaging..."
    DEST_NAME="android-sdk_${SDK_NUMBER}_windows"
    DEST="$DIST_DIR/$DEST_NAME"
    DEST_NAME_ZIP="${DEST_NAME}.zip"

    # Unzip current linux/mac SDK and rename using the windows name
    if [[ -n "$FORCE" || ! -d "$DEST" ]]; then
        [ -e "$DEST" ] && rm -rfv "$DEST"  # cleanup dest first if exists
        UNZIPPED=`basename "$SDK_ZIP"`
        UNZIPPED="$DIST_DIR/${UNZIPPED/.zip/}"
        [ -e "$UNZIPPED" ] && rm -rfv "$UNZIPPED"  # cleanup unzip dir (if exists)
        unzip "$SDK_ZIP" -d "$DIST_DIR"
        mv -v "$UNZIPPED" "$DEST"
    fi
    
    # Assert that the package contains only one platform
    PLATFORMS="$DEST/platforms"
    THE_PLATFORM=`echo $PLATFORMS/*`
    PLATFORM_TOOLS=$THE_PLATFORM/tools
    echo "Platform found: " $THE_PLATFORM
    [[ -d "$THE_PLATFORM" ]] || die \
        "Error: One platform was expected in $SDK_ZIP. " \
        "Instead found " $THE_PLATFORM
    [[ -d "$PLATFORM_TOOLS" ]] || die "Missing folder $PLATFORM_TOOLS."


    # USB Driver for ADB
    mkdir -pv $DEST/usb_driver/x86
    cp -rv development/host/windows/prebuilt/usb/driver/* $DEST/usb_driver/x86/
    mkdir -pv $DEST/usb_driver/amd64
    cp -rv development/host/windows/prebuilt/usb/driver_amd_64/* $DEST/usb_driver/amd64/

    # Remove obsolete stuff from tools & platform
    TOOLS="$DEST/tools"
    LIB="$DEST/tools/lib"
    rm -v "$TOOLS"/{adb,emulator,traceview,draw9patch,hierarchyviewer,apkbuilder,ddms,dmtracedump,hprof-conv,mksdcard,sqlite3,android}
    rm -v --force "$LIB"/*.so "$LIB"/*.jnilib
    rm -v "$PLATFORM_TOOLS"/{aapt,aidl,dx,dexdump}


    # Copy all the new stuff in tools
    # Note: some tools are first copied here and then moved in platforms/<name>/tools/
    cp -v out/host/windows-x86/bin/*.{exe,dll} "$TOOLS"
    cp -v prebuilt/windows/swt/*.{jar,dll} "$LIB"

    # If you want the emulator NOTICE in the tools dir, uncomment the following line:
    # cp -v external/qemu/NOTICE "$TOOLS"/emulator_NOTICE.txt

    # We currently need libz from MinGW for aapt
    cp -v /cygdrive/c/cygwin/bin/mgwz.dll "$TOOLS"

    # Update a bunch of bat files
    cp -v development/tools/apkbuilder/etc/apkbuilder.bat           "$TOOLS"
    cp -v development/tools/ddms/app/etc/ddms.bat                   "$TOOLS"
    cp -v development/tools/traceview/etc/traceview.bat             "$TOOLS"
    cp -v development/tools/hierarchyviewer/etc/hierarchyviewer.bat "$TOOLS"
    cp -v development/tools/draw9patch/etc/draw9patch.bat           "$TOOLS"
    cp -v development/tools/sdkmanager/app/etc/android.bat          "$TOOLS"
    
    # Put the JetCreator tools, content and docs (not available in the linux SDK)
    JET="$TOOLS/Jet"
    JETCREATOR="$JET/JetCreator"
    JETDEMOCONTENT="$JET/demo_content"
    JETLOGICTEMPLATES="$JET/logic_templates"
    JETDOC="$DEST/docs/JetCreator"

    # need to rm these folders since a Mac SDK will have them and it might create a conflict
    rm -rfv "$JET"
    rm -rfv "$JETDOC"

    # now create fresh folders for JetCreator
    mkdir -v "$JET"
    mkdir -v "$JETDOC"

    cp -rv external/sonivox/jet_tools/JetCreator         "$JETCREATOR"
    cp -rv external/sonivox/jet_tools/JetCreator_content "$JETDEMOCONTENT"
    cp -rv external/sonivox/jet_tools/logic_templates    "$JETLOGICTEMPLATES"
    chmod -vR u+w "$JETCREATOR"  # fixes an issue where Cygwin might copy the above as u+rx only
    cp -v prebuilt/windows/jetcreator/EASDLL.dll         "$JETCREATOR"/
    
    cp -v  external/sonivox/docs/JET_Authoring_Guidelines.html  "$JETDOC"/
    cp -rv external/sonivox/docs/JET_Authoring_Guidelines_files "$JETDOC"/
    cp  -v external/sonivox/docs/JET_Creator_User_Manual.html   "$JETDOC"/
    cp -rv external/sonivox/docs/JET_Creator_User_Manual_files  "$JETDOC"/

    # Copy or move platform specific tools to the default platform.
    cp -v dalvik/dx/etc/dx.bat "$PLATFORM_TOOLS"
    # Note: mgwz.dll must be in same folder than aapt.exe
    mv -v "$TOOLS"/{aapt.exe,aidl.exe,dexdump.exe,mgwz.dll} "$PLATFORM_TOOLS"

    # Fix EOL chars to make window users happy - fix all files at the top level only
    # as well as all batch files including those in platforms/<name>/tools/
    find "$DIST_DIR" -maxdepth 1 -type f -writable -print0 | xargs -0 unix2dos -D
    find "$DIST_DIR" -maxdepth 3 -name "*.bat" -type f -writable -print0 | xargs -0 unix2dos -D

    # Done.. Zip it
    pushd "$DIST_DIR" > /dev/null
    [ -e "$DEST_NAME_ZIP" ] && rm -rfv "$DEST_NAME_ZIP"
    zip -9r "$DEST_NAME_ZIP" "$DEST_NAME" && rm -rfv "$DEST_NAME"
    popd > /dev/null
    echo "Done"
    echo
    echo "Resulting SDK is in $DIST_DIR/$DEST_NAME_ZIP"

    # We want fastboot and adb next to the new SDK
    for i in fastboot.exe adb.exe AdbWinApi.dll; do
        mv -vf out/host/windows-x86/bin/$i "$DIST_DIR"/$i
    done
}

check
build
package

echo "Done"