#!/usr/bin/env node

'use strict';

const apptask = require('./apptask.js'),
    async = require('async'),
    backupCleaner = require('./backupcleaner.js'),
    backuptask = require('./backuptask.js'),
    dashboard = require('./dashboard.js'),
    database = require('./database.js'),
    dns = require('./dns.js'),
    dyndns = require('./dyndns.js'),
    externalLdap = require('./externalldap.js'),
    fs = require('fs'),
    mailServer = require('./mailserver.js'),
    reverseProxy = require('./reverseproxy.js'),
    safe = require('safetydance'),
    system = require('./system.js'),
    tasks = require('./tasks.js'),
    updater = require('./updater.js');

const TASKS = { // indexed by task type
    app: apptask.run,
    backup: backuptask.fullBackup,
    update: updater.update,
    checkCerts: reverseProxy.checkCerts,
    prepareDashboardLocation: dashboard.prepareLocation,
    cleanBackups: backupCleaner.run,
    syncExternalLdap: externalLdap.sync,
    changeMailLocation: mailServer.changeLocation,
    syncDnsRecords: dns.syncDnsRecords,
    syncDyndns: dyndns.sync,
    updateDiskUsage: system.updateDiskUsage,

    _identity: async (arg, progressCallback) => { progressCallback(); return arg; },
    _error: async (arg, progressCallback) => { progressCallback(); throw new Error(`Failed for arg: ${arg}`); },
    _crash: (arg) => { throw new Error(`Crashing for arg: ${arg}`); }, // the test looks for this debug string in the log file
    _sleep: async (arg) => setTimeout(process.exit, arg)
};

if (process.argv.length !== 4) {
    console.error('Pass the taskid and logfile as argument');
    process.exit(1);
}

const taskId = process.argv[2];
const logFile = process.argv[3];
let logFd = null;

async function setupLogging() {
    logFd = fs.openSync(logFile, 'a');
    // we used to write using a stream before but it caches internally and there is no way to flush it when things crash
    process.stdout.write = process.stderr.write = function (...args) {
        const callback = typeof args[args.length-1] === 'function' ? args.pop() : function () {}; // callback is required for fs.write
        fs.write.apply(fs, [logFd, ...args, callback]);
    };
    process.stdout.logFile = logFile; // used by update task
}

// this is also used as the 'uncaughtException' handler which can only have synchronous functions
function exitSync(status) {
    if (status.error) fs.write(logFd, status.error.stack + '\n', function () {});
    fs.fsyncSync(logFd);
    fs.closeSync(logFd);
    process.exit(status.code);
}

// Main process starts here
const startTime = new Date();

async.series([
    setupLogging,
    database.initialize,
], async function (initError) {
    if (initError) {
        console.error(initError);
        return process.exit(50);
    }

    const debug = require('debug')('box:taskworker'); // require this here so that logging handler is already setup

    process.on('SIGTERM', () => exitSync({ code: 0 })); // sent as timeout notification

    // ensure we log task crashes with the task logs. neither console.log nor debug are sync for some reason
    process.on('uncaughtException', (error) => exitSync({ error, code: 1 }));

    debug(`Starting task ${taskId}. Logs are at ${logFile}`);

    const [getError, task] = await safe(tasks.get(taskId));
    if (getError) return exitSync({ error: getError, code: 50 });
    if (!task) return exitSync({ error: new Error(`Task ${taskId} not found`), code: 50 });

    async function progressCallback(progress) {
        await safe(tasks.update(taskId, progress), { debug });
    }

    try {
        const [runError, result] = await safe(TASKS[task.type].apply(null, task.args.concat(progressCallback)));
        const progress = {
            result: result || null,
            error: runError ? JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(runError, Object.getOwnPropertyNames(runError))) : null
        };

        debug(`Task took ${(new Date() - startTime)/1000} seconds`);

        await safe(tasks.setCompleted(taskId, progress));
        exitSync({ error: runError, code: runError ? 50 : 0 });
    } catch (error) {
        exitSync({ error, code: 1 }); // do not call setCompleted() intentionally. the task code must be resilient enough to handle it
    }
});