;; app.scm -- unified option parsing and config
;; Copyright (c) 2012-2015 Alex Shinn.  All rights reserved.
;; BSD-style license: http://synthcode.com/license.txt

;;> The high-level interface.  Given an application spec \var{spec},
;;> parses the given command-line arguments \var{args} into a config
;;> object, prepended to the existing object \var{config} if given.
;;> Then runs the corresponding command (or sub-command) procedure
;;> from \var{spec}.
;;>
;;> The app spec should be a list of the form:
;;>
;;> \scheme{(<command> [<doc-string>] <clauses> ...)}
;;>
;;> where clauses can be any of:
;;>
;;> \itemlist[
;;> \item[\scheme{(@ <opt-spec>)} - option spec, described below]
;;> \item[\scheme{(begin: <begin-proc>)} - procedure to run before main]
;;> \item[\scheme{(end: <end-proc>)} - procedure to run after main]
;;> \item[\scheme{(<proc> args ...)} - main procedure (args only for documentation)]
;;> \item[\scheme{<app-spec>} - a subcommand described by the nested spec]
;;> \item[\scheme{(or <app-spec> ...)} - an alternate list of subcommands]
;;> ]
;;>
;;> For subcommands the symbolic command name must match, though it is
;;> ignored for the initial spec (i.e. the application name is not
;;> checked).  The \scheme{begin} and \scheme{end} procedures can be
;;> useful for loading and saving state common to all subcommands.
;;>
;;> The \scheme{opt-spec} describes command-line options, and is a
;;> simple list with each opt of the form:
;;>
;;> \scheme{(<name> <type> [(<aliases> ...)] [<doc-string>])}
;;>
;;> where \scheme{<name>} is a symbol name, \scheme{<aliases>} is an
;;> optional list of strings (for long options) or characters (for
;;> short options) to serve as aliases in addition to the exact name.
;;> \scheme{type} can be any of:
;;>
;;> \itemlist[
;;> \item{\scheme{boolean} - boolean, associated value optional, allowing \scheme{--noname} to indicate \scheme{#false}}
;;> \item{[\scheme{char} - a single character}
;;> \item{\scheme{integer} - an exact integer}
;;> \item{\scheme{real} - any real number}
;;> \item{\scheme{number} - any real or complex number}
;;> \item{\scheme{symbol} - a symbol}
;;> \item{\scheme{string} - a string}
;;> \item{\scheme{sexp} - a sexp parsed with \scheme{read}}
;;> \item{\scheme{(list <type>)} - a comma-delimited list of types}
;;> ]
;;>
;;> Note that the options specs are composed entirely of objects that
;;> can be read and written, thus for example optionally loaded from
;;> files, whereas the app specs include embedded procedure objects so
;;> are typically written with \scheme{quasiquote}.
;;>
;;> Complete Example:
;;>
;;> \schemeblock{
;;> (run-application
;;>   `(zoo
;;>     "Zookeeper Application"
;;>     (@
;;>      (animals (list symbol) "list of animals to act on (default all)")
;;>      (lions boolean (#\l) "also apply the action to lions"))
;;>     (or
;;>      (feed "feed the animals" () (,feed animals ...))
;;>      (wash "wash the animals" (@ (soap boolean)) (,wash animals ...))
;;>      (help "print help" (,app-help-command)))
;;>   (command-line)
;;>   (conf-load (string-append (get-environment-variable "HOME") "/.zoo")))
;;> }
;;>
;;> The second and third arguments here are optional, provided to show
;;> the common pattern of allowing the same options to be specified
;;> either in a file and/or on the command-line.  The above app can be
;;> run as:
;;>
;;> Feed all animals, including lions:
;;> \command{zoo -l feed}
;;>
;;> Wash the elephants with soap:
;;> \command{zoo --animals=elephant wash --soap}
;;>
;;> Print help:
;;> \command{zoo help}
;;>
;;> The application procedures themselves are of the form:
;;>
;;> \scheme{(proc cfg spec args ...)}
;;>
;;> where \var{cfg} is a config object from \scheme{(chibi config)}
;;> holding the parsed option info, \var{spec} is the original app
;;> spec, and \var{args} are the remaining non-option command-line
;;> arguments.
;;>
;;> To retrieve the options for the above example you can use:
;;>
;;> \itemlist[
;;> \item{\scheme{(conf-get cfg 'animals)}}
;;> \item{\scheme{(conf-get cfg 'lions)}}
;;> \item{\scheme{(conf-get cfg '(command wash soap))}}
;;> ]
;;>
;;> Notice that options for subcommands are nested under the
;;> \scheme{(command <name>)} prefix, so that you can use the same
;;> name for different subcommands without conflict.  This also means
;;> the subcommand options are distinct from the top-level options, so
;;> when using subcommands users must always write the command line
;;> as:
;;>
;;> \command{app [<general options>] <subcommand> [<sub options>]}
;;>
;;> The ~/.zoo file could then hold an sexp of the form:
;;>
;;> \schemeblock{
;;> ((animals (camel elephant rhinocerous))
;;>  (command
;;>   (wash
;;>    (soap #t))))
;;> }

(define (run-application spec . o)
  (let ((args (or (and (pair? o) (car o)) (command-line)))
        (config (and (pair? o) (pair? (cdr o)) (cadr o))))
    (cond
     ((parse-app '() (cdr spec) '() (cdr args) config #f #f)
      => (lambda (v)
           (let ((proc (vector-ref v 0))
                 (cfg (vector-ref v 1))
                 (args (vector-ref v 2))
                 (init (vector-ref v 3))
                 (end (vector-ref v 4)))
             (if init (init cfg))
             (let ((res (apply proc cfg spec args)))
               (if end (end cfg))
               res))))
     ((null? (cdr args))
      (app-help spec args)
      (error "Expected a command"))
     (else
      (error "Unknown command" (cdr args))))))

;;> Parse a single command-line argument from \var{args} according to
;;> \var{conf-spec}, and returns a list of two values: the
;;> \scheme{(name value)} for the option, and a list of remaining
;;> unparsed args.  \scheme{name} will have the current \var{prefix}
;;> prepended.  If a parse error or unknown option is found, calls
;;> \var{fail} with a single string argument describing the error,
;;> returning that result.

(define (parse-option prefix conf-spec args fail)
  (define (parse-value type str)
    (cond
     ((not (string? str))
      (list str #f))
     ((and (pair? type) (eq? 'list (car type)))
      (let ((res (map (lambda (x) (parse-value (cadr type) x))
                      (string-split str #\,))))
        (list (map car res) (any string? (map cdr res)))))
     (else
      (case type
        ((boolean)
         (list (not (member str '("#f" "#false" "#F" "#FALSE" "false" "FALSE")))
               #f))
        ((number integer real)
         (let ((n (string->number str)))
           (cond
            ((and (eq? type 'integer) (not (integer? n)))
             (list n "expected an integer"))
            ((and (eq? type 'real) (not (real? n)))
             (list n "expected a real number"))
            (else
             (list n #f)))))
        ((symbol)
         (list (string->symbol str) #f))
        ((char)
         (if (not (= 1 (string-length str)))
             (list #f "expected a single character")
             (list (string-ref str 0) #f)))
        ((sexp)
         (list (guard (exn (else str))
                 (let* ((in (open-input-string str))
                        (res (read in)))
                   (close-input-port in)
                   res))
               #f))
        (else
         (list str #f))))))
  (define (lookup-conf-spec conf-spec syms strs)
    (let ((sym (car syms))
          (str (car strs)))
      (cond
       ((= 1 (length syms))
        (let lp ((ls conf-spec))
          (and (pair? ls)
               (let ((x (car ls)))
                 (cond
                  ((eq? sym (car x)) x)
                  ((and (pair? (cddr x)) (pair? (third x))
                        (member str (third x)))
                   x)
                  ((and (pair? (cddr x)) (pair? (third x))
                        (member `(not ,str) (third x)))
                   `(not ,x))
                  (else (lp (cdr ls))))))))
       (else
        (let lp ((ls conf-spec))
          (and (pair? ls)
               (let ((x (car ls)))
                 (cond
                  ((or (eq? sym (car x))
                       (and (pair? (cddr x)) (pair? (third x))
                            (member str (third x))))
                   (let ((type (cadr x)))
                     (if (not (and (pair? type) (eq? 'conf (car type))))
                         (error "option prefix not a subconf" sym)
                         (lookup-conf-spec (cdr type) (cdr syms) (cdr strs)))))
                  (else (lp (cdr ls)))))))))))
  (define (lookup-short-option ch spec)
    (let lp ((ls spec))
      (and (pair? ls)
           (let ((x (car ls)))
             (cond
              ((and (pair? (cddr x)) (pair? (third x)) (memv ch (third x)))
               x)
              ((and (pair? (cddr x)) (pair? (third x))
                    (member `(not ,ch) (third x)))
               `(not ,x))
              (else (lp (cdr ls))))))))
  (define (parse-long-option str args fail)
    (let* ((fail-args (cons (string-append "--" str) args))
           (str+val (string-split str #\= 2))
           (str (car str+val))
           (args (if (pair? (cdr str+val)) (cons (cadr str+val) args) args))
           (strs (string-split str #\.))
           (syms (map string->symbol strs))
           (spec (lookup-conf-spec conf-spec syms strs)))
      (cond
       ((not spec)
        ;; check for 'no' prefix on boolean
        (if (not (string-prefix? "no" str))
            (fail prefix conf-spec (car fail-args) fail-args "unknown option")
            (let ((res (parse-long-option (substring str 2) args (lambda args #f))))
              (cond
               ((not res)
                (fail prefix conf-spec (car fail-args) fail-args
                      "unknown option"))
               ((not (boolean? (cdar res)))
                (error "'no' prefix only valid on boolean options"))
               (else
                `((,(caar res) . #f) ,@(cdr res)))))))
       ((and (pair? spec) (eq? 'not (car spec)))
        (cons (cons (append prefix (list (car spec))) #f) args))
       ((and (eq? 'boolean (cadr spec)) (null? (cdr str+val)))
        (cons (cons (append prefix (list (car spec))) #t) args))
       ((null? args)
        (fail prefix conf-spec (car fail-args) fail-args
              "missing argument to option"))
       (else
        (let ((val+err (parse-value (cadr spec) (car args))))
          (if (cadr val+err)
              (fail prefix conf-spec (car fail-args) fail-args (cadr val+err))
              (cons (cons (append prefix (drop-right syms 1) (list (car spec)))
                          (car val+err))
                    (cdr args))))))))
  (define (parse-short-option str args fail)
    (let* ((ch (string-ref str 0))
           (x (lookup-short-option ch conf-spec))
           (fail-args (cons (string-append "-" str) args)))
      (cond
       ((not x)
        (fail prefix conf-spec (car fail-args) fail-args "unknown option"))
       ((and (pair? x) (eq? 'not (car x)))
        (cons (cons (append prefix (list (car (cadr x)))) #f)
              (if (= 1 (string-length str))
                  args
                  (cons (string-append "-" (substring str 1)) args))))
       ((eq? 'boolean (cadr x))
        (cons (cons (append prefix (list (car x))) #t)
              (if (= 1 (string-length str))
                  args
                  (cons (string-append "-" (substring str 1)) args))))
       ((> (string-length str) 1)
        (let ((val+err (parse-value (cadr x) (substring str 1))))
          (if (cadr val+err)
              (fail prefix conf-spec (car args) args (cadr val+err))
              (cons (cons (append prefix (list (car x))) (car val+err))
                    args))))
       ((null? args)
        (fail prefix conf-spec (car fail-args) fail-args
              "missing argument to option"))
       (else
        (cons (cons (append prefix (list (car x))) (car args)) (cdr args))))))
  (if (eqv? #\- (string-ref (car args) 1))
      (parse-long-option (substring (car args) 2) (cdr args) fail)
      (parse-short-option (substring (car args) 1) (cdr args) fail)))

;;> Parse a list of command-line arguments into a config object.
;;> Returns a list whose head is the resulting config object, and tail
;;> is the list of remaining non-option arguments.  Calls fail on
;;> error and tries to continue processing from the result.

(define (parse-options prefix conf-spec orig-args fail)
  (let lp ((args orig-args)
           (opts (make-conf '() #f (cons 'options orig-args) #f)))
    (cond
     ((null? args)
      (cons opts args))
     ((or (member (car args) '("" "-" "--"))
          (not (eqv? #\- (string-ref (car args) 0))))
      (cons opts (if (equal? (car args) "--") (cdr args) args)))
     (else
      (let ((val+args (parse-option prefix conf-spec args fail)))
        (lp (cdr val+args)
            (conf-set opts (caar val+args) (cdar val+args))))))))

;;> Parses a list of command-line arguments \var{args} according to
;;> the application spec \var{opt-spec}.  Returns a vector of five
;;> elements:
;;>
;;> \itemlist[
;;> \item{\scheme{proc} - procedure to run the application}
;;> \item{\scheme{config} - a config object containing all parsed options}
;;> \item{\scheme{args} - a list of remaining unparsed command-line arguments}
;;> \item{\scheme{init} - an optional procedure to call before \scheme{proc}}
;;> \item{\scheme{end} - an optional procedure to call after \scheme{proc}}
;;> ]
;;>
;;> The config object is prepended to \var{config}, with option names
;;> all prefixed by \var{prefix}.  The original \var{spec} is used for
;;> \scheme{app-help}.

(define (parse-app prefix spec opt-spec args config init end . o)
  (define (next-prefix prefix name)
    (append (if (null? prefix) '(command) prefix) (list name)))
  (define (prev-prefix prefix)
    (cond ((and (= 2 (length prefix))) '())
          ((null? prefix) '())
          (else (reverse (cdr (reverse  prefix))))))
  (let ((fail (if (pair? o)
                  (car o)
                  (lambda (prefix spec opt args reason)
                    ;; TODO: search for closest option in "unknown" case
                    (error reason opt)))))
    (cond
     ((null? spec)
      (error "no procedure in application spec"))
     ((or (null? (car spec)) (equal? '(@) (car spec)))
      (parse-app prefix (cdr spec) opt-spec args config init end fail))
     ((pair? (car spec))
      (case (caar spec)
        ((@)
         (let* ((tail (cdar spec))
                (new-opt-spec
                 (cond
                  ((not (pair? tail))
                   '())
                  ((or (pair? (cdr tail))
                       (and (pair? (car tail)) (symbol? (caar tail))))
                   tail)
                  (else
                   (car tail))))
                (new-fail
                 (lambda (new-prefix new-spec new-opt new-args reason)
                   (parse-option (prev-prefix prefix) opt-spec new-args fail)))
                (cfg+args (parse-options prefix new-opt-spec args new-fail))
                (config (conf-append (car cfg+args) config))
                (args (cdr cfg+args)))
           (parse-app prefix (cdr spec) new-opt-spec args config
                      init end new-fail)))
        ((or)
         (any (lambda (x) (parse-app prefix x opt-spec args config init end))
              (cdar spec)))
        ((begin:)
         (parse-app prefix (cdr spec) opt-spec args config
                    (cadr (car spec)) end fail))
        ((end:)
         (parse-app prefix (cdr spec) opt-spec args config
                    init (cadr (car spec)) fail))
        (else
         (if (procedure? (caar spec))
             (vector (caar spec) config args init end) ; TODO: verify
             (parse-app prefix (car spec) opt-spec args config
                        init end fail)))))
     ((symbol? (car spec))
      (and (pair? args)
           (eq? (car spec) (string->symbol (car args)))
           (let ((prefix (next-prefix prefix (car spec))))
             (parse-app prefix (cdr spec) opt-spec (cdr args) config
                        init end fail))))
     ((procedure? (car spec))
      (vector (car spec) config args init end))
     (else
      (if (not (string? (car spec)))
          (error "unknown application spec" (car spec)))
      (parse-app prefix (cdr spec) opt-spec args config init end fail)))))

(define (print-command-help command out)
  (cond
   ((and (pair? command) (symbol? (car command)))
    (display "  " out)
    (display (car command) out)
    (cond
     ((find (lambda (x) (and (pair? x) (procedure? (car x)))) command)
      => (lambda (x)
           (let lp ((args (cdr x)) (opt-depth 0))
             (cond
              ((null? args)
               (display (make-string opt-depth #\]) out))
              ((pair? (car args))
               (display " [" out)
               (display (caar args) out)
               (lp (cdr args) (+ opt-depth 1)))
              (else
               (display " " out)
               (display (car args) out)
               (lp (cdr args) opt-depth)))))))
    (cond
     ((find string? command)
      => (lambda (doc-string) (display " - " out) (display doc-string out))))
    (newline out))))

(define (print-option-help option out)
  (let* ((str (symbol->string (car option)))
         (names (if (and (pair? (cdr option)) (pair? (cddr option)))
                    (car (cddr option))
                    '()))
         (pref-str (cond ((find string? names) => values) (else str)))
         (pref-ch (find char? names))
         (doc (find string? (cdr option))))
    ;; TODO: consider aligning these
    (cond
     (pref-ch (display "  -" out) (write-char pref-ch out))
     (else (display "    " out)))
    (cond
     (pref-str
      (display (if pref-ch ", " "  ") out)
      (display "--" out) (display pref-str out)))
    (cond (doc (display " - " out) (display doc out)))
    (newline out)))

(define (print-help name docs commands options . o)
  (let ((out (if (pair? o) (car o) (current-output-port))))
    (display "Usage: " out) (display name out)
    (if (pair? options) (display " [options]" out))
    (case (length commands)
      ((0) (newline out))
      (else
       (display " <command>\nCommands:\n" out)
       (for-each (lambda (c) (print-command-help c out)) commands))
      ((1) (print-command-help (car commands) out)))
    (if (pair? options) (display "Options:\n" out))
    (for-each (lambda (o) (print-option-help o out)) options)))

;;> Print a help summary for the given application spec \var{spec}.

(define (app-help spec args . o)
  (let ((out (if (pair? o) (car o) (current-output-port))))
    (let lp ((ls (cdr spec))
             (docs #f)
             (commands '())
             (options '()))
      (cond
       ((null? ls)
        (print-help (car spec) docs commands options out))
       ((or (string? (car ls))
            (and (pair? (car ls)) (memq (caar ls) '(begin: end:) )))
        (lp (cdr ls) (car ls) commands options))
       ((and (pair? (car ls)) (eq? '@ (caar ls)))
        (lp (cdr ls) docs commands (append options (cadr (car ls)))))
       ((and (pair? (car ls)) (symbol? (caar ls)))
        ;; don't print nested commands
        (if (pair? commands)
            (print-help (car spec) docs commands options out)
            (if (eq? 'or (caar ls))
                (lp (cdr ls) docs (cdar ls) options)
                (lp (cdr ls) docs (list (car ls)) options))))
       (else
        (lp (cdr ls) docs commands options))))))

;;> The subcommand form of \scheme{app-help}.  You can use this as a
;;> subcommand in an application spec, for example as:
;;> \schemeblock{(help "print help" (,app-help-command args ...))}

(define (app-help-command config spec . args)
  (app-help spec args (current-output-port)))
