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#------------------------------ POD ----------------------------------

=head1 NAME

Mkscript - simple and lightweight Template engine

=head1 SYNOPSIS

  --version, -v         Print the current version
  --reconf, -r          Reconfigure the path to the templates directory
  --help, -h            Display this message

=head1 USAGE

 will look for some script file in .app-mkscript
 and copy its contents to the new foo.sh file:

 mkscript [OPTION]... [FILE]...

=head1 DESCRIPTION

mkscript is a easy, lightweight and simple Template engine
written in Perl, it is easy customize it by putting your
own templates inside the engine directory.

In case the directory not exists, there are options 
to generate one, or create the new one by hand. 

I wrote this program with intention of making
life easier for programmers who work with many 
languages and technologies and often forget the
unique syntax of each one.

=head2 --version

output version info and exit.

=head2 --reconf

reload the default configurations and create  a raw /home/user/.app-filecomposer directory!
All the templates you wish to use must be inside this directory

=head1 AUTHOR

written by Ariel G. Vieira.

=head1 LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

This software is Copyright (c) 2023 by Ariel Vieira.

This is free software, licensed under:

The GNU General Public License, Version 2, June 1991


=cut 

# -------------------------- CLI Arguments ----------------------------
sub version {
	say "Fc engine $App::FileComposer::VERSION";
}

sub reconf {
  my $home = "$ENV{\"HOME\"}/.app-filecomposer";
  mkdir $home 
    or die BRIGHT_YELLOW ,"direcotry already exists \n", RESET,"system: $!\n";

      say BRIGHT_YELLOW, "Default directory created in: ", RESET, $home;
}


#-------------------------- Create Template -----------------------------
sub withparameters {
    #receive the file from @ARGV
    my $newfile = shift;
    our $bar;
   # dies if not match extensions like:  foo.css, foo.js, foo.c, foo.py
   die "Error: Invalid parameter, you forgot to load the file extension."
   unless $newfile =~ /(\.\w+)\b/i;

            # create the new template and load the defaults
            my $obj = App::FileComposer->new($newfile);
            my $source_file = $obj->load(); 

            &postmsg($obj->get_sourcePath, $source_file) if $source_file;
            $obj->write();
 

}


sub postmsg {
  my ($path, $file) = @_;
  my $file_comand = qx/file $path\/$file/;
  
        say "source sample file: ", CYAN, "$file \n", RESET,
        "Type: ", GREEN, $file_comand, RESET;

}