"""Provides the prefix() function for finding cola resources"""
from __future__ import division, absolute_import, unicode_literals
import os
from os.path import dirname
import webbrowser

from . import core


# Default git-cola icon theme
_default_icon_theme = 'light'

_modpath = core.abspath(__file__)
if os.path.join('share', 'git-cola', 'lib') in _modpath:
    # this is the release tree
    # __file__ = '$prefix/share/git-cola/lib/cola/__file__.py'
    _lib_dir = dirname(dirname(_modpath))
    _prefix = dirname(dirname(dirname(_lib_dir)))
elif os.path.join('pkgs', 'cola') in _modpath:
    # Windows release tree
    # __file__ = $installdir/pkgs/cola/resources.py
    _prefix = dirname(dirname(dirname(_modpath)))
else:
    # this is the source tree
    # __file__ = '$prefix/cola/__file__.py'
    _prefix = dirname(dirname(_modpath))


def prefix(*args):
    """Return a path relative to cola's installation prefix"""
    return os.path.join(_prefix, *args)


def doc(*args):
    """Return a path relative to cola's /usr/share/doc/ directory"""
    return os.path.join(_prefix, 'share', 'doc', 'git-cola', *args)


def html_docs():
    """Return the path to the cola html documentation."""
    # html/index.html only exists after the install-docs target is run.
    # Fallback to the source tree and lastly git-cola.rst.
    paths_to_try = (('html', 'index.html'), ('_build', 'html', 'index.html'))
    for paths in paths_to_try:
        docdir = doc(*paths)
        if core.exists(docdir):
            return docdir
    return doc('git-cola.rst')


def show_html_docs():
    url = html_docs()
    webbrowser.open_new_tab('file://' + url)


def share(*args):
    """Return a path relative to cola's /usr/share/ directory"""
    return prefix('share', 'git-cola', *args)


def icon_dir(theme):
    """Return the path to the icons directory

    This typically returns share/git-cola/icons within
    the git-cola installation prefix.

    When theme is defined then it will return a subdirectory of the icons/
    directory, e.g. "dark" for the dark icon theme.

    When theme is set to an absolute directory path, that directory will be
    returned, which effectively makes git-cola use those icons.

    """

    if not theme or theme == _default_icon_theme:
        icons = share('icons')
    else:
        theme_dir = share('icons', theme)
        if os.path.isabs(theme) and os.path.isdir(theme):
            icons = theme
        elif os.path.isdir(theme_dir):
            icons = theme_dir
        else:
            icons = share('icons')

    return icons


def config_home(*args):
    config = core.getenv(
        'XDG_CONFIG_HOME', os.path.join(core.expanduser('~'), '.config')
    )
    return os.path.join(config, 'git-cola', *args)
