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var path = require('path');
var events = require('cordova-common').events;
var JsprojManager = require('./lib/JsprojManager');
var PluginManager = require('cordova-common').PluginManager;
var CordovaLogger = require('cordova-common').CordovaLogger;
var PlatformMunger = require('./lib/ConfigChanges.js').PlatformMunger;
var PlatformJson = require('cordova-common').PlatformJson;
var PluginInfo = require('./lib/PluginInfo').PluginInfo;
var PluginInfoProvider = require('cordova-common').PluginInfoProvider;

var PLATFORM = 'windows';

function setupEvents (externalEventEmitter) {
    if (externalEventEmitter) {
        // This will make the platform internal events visible outside
        events.forwardEventsTo(externalEventEmitter);
        return;
    }

    // There is no logger if external emitter is not present,
    // so attach a console logger
    CordovaLogger.get().subscribe(events);
}

/**
 * Class, that acts as abstraction over particular platform. Encapsulates the
 *   platform's properties and methods.
 *
 * Platform that implements own PlatformApi instance _should implement all
 *   prototype methods_ of this class to be fully compatible with cordova-lib.
 *
 * The PlatformApi instance also should define the following field:
 *
 * * platform: String that defines a platform name.
 */
function Api (platform, platformRootDir, eventEmitter) {
    this.platform = PLATFORM;
    this.root = path.resolve(__dirname, '..');

    setupEvents(eventEmitter);

    var self = this;
    this.locations = {
        root: self.root,
        www: path.join(self.root, 'www'),
        platformWww: path.join(self.root, 'platform_www'),
        configXml: path.join(self.root, 'config.xml'),
        defaultConfigXml: path.join(self.root, 'cordova/defaults.xml'),
        // NOTE: Due to platformApi spec we need to return relative paths here
        cordovaJs: 'template/www/cordova.js',
        cordovaJsSrc: 'cordova-js-src'
    };
}

/**
 * Installs platform to specified directory and creates a platform project.
 *
 * @param  {String}  destinationDir  A directory, where platform should be
 *   created/installed.
 * @param  {ConfigParser} [projectConfig] A ConfigParser instance, used to get
 *   some application properties for new platform like application name, package
 *   id, etc. If not defined, this means that platform is used as standalone
 *   project and is not a part of cordova project, so platform will use some
 *   default values.
 * @param  {Object}   [options]  An options object. The most common options are:
 * @param  {String}   [options.customTemplate]  A path to custom template, that
 *   should override the default one from platform.
 * @param  {Boolean}  [options.link=false]  Flag that indicates that platform's
 *   sources will be linked to installed platform instead of copying.
 *
 * @return {Promise<PlatformApi>} Promise either fulfilled with PlatformApi
 *   instance or rejected with CordovaError.
 */
Api.createPlatform = function (destinationDir, projectConfig, options, events) {
    setupEvents(events);
    var result;

    try {
        result = require('../../bin/lib/create')
            .create(destinationDir, projectConfig, options)
            .then(function () {
                var PlatformApi = require(path.resolve(destinationDir, 'cordova/Api'));
                return new PlatformApi(PLATFORM, destinationDir, events);
            });
    } catch (e) {
        events.emit('error', 'createPlatform is not callable from the windows project API.');
        throw (e);
    }

    return result;
};

/**
 * Updates already installed platform.
 *
 * @param  {String}  destinationDir  A directory, where existing platform
 *   installed, that should be updated.
 * @param  {Object}  [options]  An options object. The most common options are:
 * @param  {String}  [options.customTemplate]  A path to custom template, that
 *   should override the default one from platform.
 * @param  {Boolean}  [options.link=false]  Flag that indicates that platform's sources
 *   will be linked to installed platform instead of copying.
 * @param {EventEmitter} [events] The emitter that will be used for logging
 *
 * @return {Promise<PlatformApi>} Promise either fulfilled with PlatformApi
 *   instance or rejected with CordovaError.
 */
Api.updatePlatform = function (destinationDir, options, events) {
    setupEvents(events);
    try {
        return require('../../bin/lib/update')
            .update(destinationDir, options)
            .then(function () {
                var PlatformApi = require(path.resolve(destinationDir, 'cordova/Api'));
                return new PlatformApi(PLATFORM, destinationDir, events);
            });
    } catch (e) {
        events.emit('error', 'updatePlatform is not callable from the windows project API.');
        throw (e);
    }
};

/**
 * Gets a CordovaPlatform object, that represents the platform structure.
 *
 * @return  {CordovaPlatform}  A structure that contains the description of
 *   platform's file structure and other properties of platform.
 */
Api.prototype.getPlatformInfo = function () {

    var result = {};
    result.locations = this.locations;
    result.root = this.root;
    result.name = this.platform;
    result.version = require('./version');
    result.projectConfig = this._config;

    return result;
};

/**
 * Updates installed platform with provided www assets and new app
 *   configuration. This method is required for CLI workflow and will be called
 *   each time before build, so the changes, made to app configuration and www
 *   code, will be applied to platform.
 *
 * @param {CordovaProject} cordovaProject A CordovaProject instance, that defines a
 *   project structure and configuration, that should be applied to platform
 *   (contains project's www location and ConfigParser instance for project's
 *   config).
 *
 * @return  {Promise}  Return a promise either fulfilled, or rejected with
 *   CordovaError instance.
 */
Api.prototype.prepare = function (cordovaProject, prepareOptions) {
    return require('./lib/prepare').prepare.call(this, cordovaProject, prepareOptions);
};

/**
 * Installs a new plugin into platform. This method only copies non-www files
 *   (sources, libs, etc.) to platform. It also doesn't resolves the
 *   dependencies of plugin. Both of handling of www files, such as assets and
 *   js-files and resolving dependencies are the responsibility of caller.
 *
 * @param  {PluginInfo}  plugin  A PluginInfo instance that represents plugin
 *   that will be installed.
 * @param  {Object}  installOptions  An options object. Possible options below:
 * @param  {Boolean}  installOptions.link: Flag that specifies that plugin
 *   sources will be symlinked to app's directory instead of copying (if
 *   possible).
 * @param  {Object}  installOptions.variables  An object that represents
 *   variables that will be used to install plugin. See more details on plugin
 *   variables in documentation:
 *   https://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/4.0.0/plugin_ref_spec.md.html
 *
 * @return  {Promise}  Return a promise either fulfilled, or rejected with
 *   CordovaError instance.
 */
Api.prototype.addPlugin = function (plugin, installOptions) {

    var self = this;

    // We need to use custom PluginInfo to trigger windows-specific processing
    // of changes in .appxmanifest files. See PluginInfo.js for details
    var pluginInfo = new PluginInfo(plugin.dir);
    var jsProject = JsprojManager.getProject(this.root);
    installOptions = installOptions || {};
    installOptions.variables = installOptions.variables || {};
    // Add PACKAGE_NAME variable into vars
    if (!installOptions.variables.PACKAGE_NAME) {
        installOptions.variables.PACKAGE_NAME = jsProject.getPackageName();
    }

    var platformJson = PlatformJson.load(this.root, this.platform);
    var pluginManager = PluginManager.get(this.platform, this.locations, jsProject);
    pluginManager.munger = new PlatformMunger(this.platform, this.locations.root, platformJson, new PluginInfoProvider());
    return pluginManager
        .addPlugin(pluginInfo, installOptions)
        .then(function () {
            // CB-11657 Add BOM to www files here because files added by plugin
            // probably don't have it. Prepare would add BOM but it might not be called
            return require('./lib/prepare').addBOMSignature(self.locations.www);
        })
        // CB-11022 return non-falsy value to indicate
        // that there is no need to run prepare after
        .thenResolve(true);
};

/**
 * Removes an installed plugin from platform.
 *
 * Since method accepts PluginInfo instance as input parameter instead of plugin
 *   id, caller shoud take care of managing/storing PluginInfo instances for
 *   future uninstalls.
 *
 * @param  {PluginInfo}  plugin  A PluginInfo instance that represents plugin
 *   that will be installed.
 *
 * @return  {Promise}  Return a promise either fulfilled, or rejected with
 *   CordovaError instance.
 */
Api.prototype.removePlugin = function (plugin, uninstallOptions) {
    var self = this;

    // We need to use custom PluginInfo to trigger windows-specific processing
    // of changes in .appxmanifest files. See PluginInfo.js for details
    var pluginInfo = new PluginInfo(plugin.dir);
    var jsProject = JsprojManager.getProject(this.root);
    var platformJson = PlatformJson.load(this.root, this.platform);
    var pluginManager = PluginManager.get(this.platform, this.locations, jsProject);
    //  CB-11933 We override this field by windows specific one because windows has special logic
    //  for appxmanifest's capabilities removal (see also https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-11066)
    pluginManager.munger = new PlatformMunger(this.platform, this.locations.root, platformJson, new PluginInfoProvider());
    return pluginManager
        .removePlugin(pluginInfo, uninstallOptions)
        .then(function () {
            // CB-11657 Add BOM to cordova_plugins, since it is was
            // regenerated after plugin uninstallation and does not have BOM
            return require('./lib/prepare').addBOMToFile(path.resolve(self.locations.www, 'cordova_plugins.js'));
        })
        // CB-11022 return non-falsy value to indicate
        // that there is no need to run prepare after
        .thenResolve(true);
};

/**
 * Builds an application package for current platform.
 *
 * @param  {Object}  buildOptions  A build options. This object's structure is
 *   highly depends on platform's specific. The most common options are:
 * @param  {Boolean}  buildOptions.debug  Indicates that packages should be
 *   built with debug configuration. This is set to true by default unless the
 *   'release' option is not specified.
 * @param  {Boolean}  buildOptions.release  Indicates that packages should be
 *   built with release configuration. If not set to true, debug configuration
 *   will be used.
 * @param   {Boolean}  buildOptions.device  Specifies that built app is intended
 *   to run on device
 * @param   {Boolean}  buildOptions.emulator: Specifies that built app is
 *   intended to run on emulator
 * @param   {String}  buildOptions.target  Specifies the device id that will be
 *   used to run built application.
 * @param   {Boolean}  buildOptions.nobuild  Indicates that this should be a
 *   dry-run call, so no build artifacts will be produced.
 * @param   {String[]}  buildOptions.archs  Specifies chip architectures which
 *   app packages should be built for. List of valid architectures is depends on
 *   platform.
 * @param   {String}  buildOptions.buildConfig  The path to build configuration
 *   file. The format of this file is depends on platform.
 * @param   {String[]} buildOptions.argv Raw array of command-line arguments,
 *   passed to `build` command. The purpose of this property is to pass a
 *   platform-specific arguments, and eventually let platform define own
 *   arguments processing logic.
 *
 * @return {Promise<Object[]>} A promise either fulfilled with an array of build
 *   artifacts (application packages) if package was built successfully,
 *   or rejected with CordovaError. The resultant build artifact objects is not
 *   strictly typed and may conatin arbitrary set of fields as in sample below.
 *
 *     {
 *         architecture: 'x86',
 *         buildType: 'debug',
 *         path: '/path/to/build',
 *         type: 'app'
 *     }
 *
 * The return value in most cases will contain only one item but in some cases
 *   there could be multiple items in output array, e.g. when multiple
 *   arhcitectures is specified.
 */
Api.prototype.build = function (buildOptions) {
    // TODO: Should we run check_reqs first? Android does this, but Windows appears doesn't.
    return require('./lib/build').run.call(this, buildOptions)
        .then(function (result) {
            // Wrap result into array according to PlatformApi spec
            return [result];
        });
};

/**
 * Builds an application package for current platform and runs it on
 *   specified/default device. If no 'device'/'emulator'/'target' options are
 *   specified, then tries to run app on default device if connected, otherwise
 *   runs the app on emulator.
 *
 * @param   {Object}  runOptions  An options object. The structure is the same
 *   as for build options.
 *
 * @return {Promise} A promise either fulfilled if package was built and ran
 *   successfully, or rejected with CordovaError.
 */
Api.prototype.run = function (runOptions) {
    // TODO: Should we run check_reqs first? Android does this, but Windows appears doesn't.
    return require('./lib/run').run.call(this, runOptions);
};

/**
 * Cleans out the build artifacts from platform's directory.
 *
 * @return  {Promise}  Return a promise either fulfilled, or rejected with
 *   CordovaError.
 */
Api.prototype.clean = function (cleanOpts) {
    var self = this;
    return require('./lib/build').clean.call(this, cleanOpts)
        .then(function () {
            return require('./lib/prepare').clean.call(self, cleanOpts);
        });
};

/**
 * Performs a requirements check for current platform. Each platform defines its
 *   own set of requirements, which should be resolved before platform can be
 *   built successfully.
 *
 * @return  {Promise<Requirement[]>}  Promise, resolved with set of Requirement
 *   objects for current platform.
 */
Api.prototype.requirements = function () {
    return require('./lib/check_reqs').check_all();
};

module.exports = Api;