# @ suppresses the normal 'echo' of the command that is executed.
# - means ignore the exit status of the command that is executed (normally, a non-zero exit status would stop that part of the build).
# + means 'execute this command under make -n' (or 'make -t' or 'make -q') when commands are not normally executed.

# Containers ids, name is the container name in the docker-compose file
db-id=$(shell docker ps -q -f "name=particle-dashboard-db-container"  | head -n 1)
web-id=$(shell docker ps -q -f "name=particle-dashboard-web-container" | head -n 1)

show-ids:
	@echo "web container id: " $(web-id)
	@echo "db container id:  " $(db-id)

init-project: build
	@docker compose run django-web-service django-admin startproject django_project .
	@docker compose stop


# Build docker containers
build: build-web build-db

build-run: build run

clean-build:
	@docker compose -f docker-compose.yml build --no-cache

build-web:
	@docker compose -f docker-compose.yml build django-web-service

build-db:
	@docker compose -f docker-compose.yml build django-db-service

# Run docker containers
run:
	@docker compose -f docker-compose.yml up

run-back:
	@docker compose -f docker-compose.yml up -d

runbuild-web:
	@docker compose -f docker-compose.yml up --build django-web-service

run-web:
	@docker compose -f docker-compose.yml up django-web-service

run-db:
	@docker compose -f docker-compose.yml up django-db-service

# restart containers with a stop then run
restart: stop run

restart-web: stop-web run-web

# Stop docker containers, but not remove them nor the volumes
stop:
	@docker compose stop

stop-db:
	-@docker stop $(db-id)

stop-web:
	-@docker stop $(web-id)

# Stop docker containers, remove them AND the named data volumes
down:
	@docker compose down -v


# Remove docker containers
rm-all: rm-web rm-db
rm-db:
	-@docker rm $(db-id)
rm-web:
	-@docker rm $(web-id)

run-shell: run-back shell-web


# Go to container bash shell
shell-web:
	@docker exec -it $(web-id) bash

shell-db:
	@docker exec -it $(db-id) bash

shell-django:
	@docker exec -it $(web-id) python manage.py shell

run-all-tests: build run-back
	-docker exec -it $(web-id) pytest tests/
	@docker compose stop

# make migrations appname=posts
migrations:
	@docker exec -it $(web-id) python manage.py makemigrations $(appname)

migrate:
	@docker exec -it $(web-id) python manage.py migrate

dumpdata:
	@docker exec -it $(web-id) python manage.py dumpdata $(appname)

collectstatic:
	@docker exec -it $(web-id) python manage.py collectstatic


logs:
	@docker compose logs

# Django commands
# make cmd=migrate manage
# make cmd="startapp accounts" manage
manage:
	@docker exec -t $(web-id) python manage.py $(cmd)

# make  startapp app="pages"
startapp:
	@docker exec -t $(web-id) python manage.py startapp $(appname)

volumes:
	@docker volume ls


#make volname=books_postgres_data remove-volume
remove-volume:
	@docker volume rm $(volname)

superuser:
	-docker exec -it $(web-id) python manage.py createsuperuser

deploy-checklist:
	@docker exec -t $(web-id) python manage.py check --deploy

generate-secret-key:
	@docker exec -t $(web-id) python -c 'import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(38))'

# Heroku command
heroku-login:
	@heroku login

heroku-whoami:
	@heroku login

heroku-create:
	@heroku create

# make heroku-stop-app appname=gentle-earth-75811
heroku-stop-app:
	@heroku ps:scale web=0 --app $(appname)

# scale heroku to free tier dyno
heroku-web-1:
	@heroku ps:scale web=1 --app $(appname)

# make heroku-set-container appname=gentle-earth-75811
heroku-set-container:
	@heroku stack:set container -a $(appname)

# make heroku-create-postgres appname=gentle-earth-75811
heroku-create-postgres:
	@heroku addons:create heroku-postgresql:hobby-dev -a $(appname)

heroku-django-secret-key:
	@heroku config:set SECRET_KEY=$(shell python -c 'import secrets; print(secrets.token_urlsafe(38))')  -a $(heroku-app-name)


# make heroku-git-remote appname=gentle-earth-75811
heroku-git-remote:
	@heroku git:remote -a $(appname)

heroku-push-master:
	-git remote -v
	-git push heroku master

# make heroku-open appname=gentle-earth-75811
heroku-open:
	@heroku open -a $(appname)

# Django commands
# make cmd=migrate heroku-manage
# make cmd=createsuperuser heroku-manage
heroku-manage:
	@heroku run python manage.py $(cmd)