#!/bin/bash

# Histd: how I spent this day.
# A simple but useful personal diary CLI utility.

function edit_note {
    # Creates the required directories and opens a text editor
    # so that the user can describe the day.

    # Create dirs (base_dir/year/month)
    WORKDIR="$BASE_DIR/$(date +%Y)/$(date +%m)"
    mkdir -p $WORKDIR

    # Generate file name
    PATH_TO_FILE="$WORKDIR/$(date +%d).md"

    # Check editor
    if [[ $EDITOR == "" ]]; then
        echo EDITOR is undefined
        return
    fi

    # Open editor
    cd $BASE_DIR
    $EDITOR $PATH_TO_FILE
    cd -
}

function backup {
    # Creates an archive with all notes
    ARCHIVE_PATH=~/histd-$(date +%F).tar.xz
    cd $BASE_DIR
    tar cfJ $ARCHIVE_PATH ../histd
    cd -

    echo Saved to $ARCHIVE_PATH
}

function merge {
    # This function concatenates all files and prefixes each with the filename.
    # The result will be printed to stdout.
    find $BASE_DIR -type f -name "*.md" -exec echo "# {}" \; -exec cat "{}" \; -exec echo \;
}


# Prepare the environment
BASE_DIR=~/.local/share/histd
mkdir -p $BASE_DIR

# Parse commands
if [[ $# -eq 0 ]]; then
    edit_note
elif [[ $1 == "backup" ]]; then
    backup
elif [[ $1 == "merge" ]]; then
    merge
else
    echo Command not found
fi