# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
$:.unshift("/Library/RubyMotion/lib")
require 'motion/project/template/ios'
require 'rubygems'
require 'bundler'

Bundler.require
require 'sugarcube-repl'

Motion::Project::App.setup do |app|
  # Use `rake config' to see complete project settings.
    #### General Information
    app.name = 'Mobile Admin Tools' # <-Set your project name here.
    app.version = "1.0" # <- This is especially useful during TestFlight testing!
    app.deployment_target = "6.0" # <- Minimum OS version for client device
    app.device_family = [:iphone] # <- What devices can run this? other options include: :ipad
    app.interface_orientations = [:portrait, :landscape_left, :landscape_right] # <- Hopefully obvious

    #### Application Artwork. 
    app.icons = ["Icon.png",    # <- iPhone non-retina standard icon
            "Icon@2x.png"] # <- Retina iPhone icon

    #### Application Frameworks
    # This next line details the list of iOS frameworks that this application will require.
    # While this list is specific to this application, it's pretty much the bare minimum needed
    # for utilizing the Salesforce mobile SDK (iOS)
    app.frameworks += %w(CFNetwork CoreData MobileCoreServices SystemConfiguration Security MessageUI QuartzCore OpenGLES CoreGraphics sqlite3)

    #### Code signature, profile and Identifier info. ##Headache##
    # Note well the difference between development (simulator use) and relase (on device use)!
    app.development do
        app.entitlements['get-task-allow'] = true
        # app.identifier = '<<< INSERT YOUR APP IDENTIFIER HERE >>>'
        # app.provisioning_profile = '<<< INSERT FULL PATH TO YOUR PROVISIONING PROFILE HERE >>>'
        # app.codesign_certificate = '<<< INSERT NAME OF CODE SIGN CERTIFICATE HERE >>>'
    end

    app.release do
        app.entitlements['get-task-allow'] = false # <- THIS IS CRUCIAL
    # app.identifier = '<<< INSERT YOUR APP IDENTIFIER HERE >>>'
        # app.provisioning_profile = '<<< INSERT FULL PATH TO YOUR PROVISIONING PROFILE HERE >>>'
        # app.codesign_certificate = '<<< INSERT NAME OF CODE SIGN CERTIFICATE HERE >>>'
    end

    #### Additional Libraries Needed
    # These are the minimum required libraries for use with the Salesforce mobile iOS SDK
    app.libs << "/usr/lib/libxml2.2.dylib" # <- XML? ... yeah, we need it.
    app.libs << "/usr/lib/libsqlite3.0.dylib" # <- Need to link against Sqlite 3
    app.libs << "/usr/lib/libz.dylib" # <- Need to link against zlib
    # This rakefile assumes you're following the practice of placing a copy of the Salesforce
    # iOS sdk under <<ProjectRoot>>/vendor/Salesforce
    app.libs << "vendor/Salesforce/dist/openssl/openssl/libcrypto.a" # <- Salesforce provided crypto lib
    app.libs << "vendor/Salesforce/dist/openssl/openssl/libssl.a" # <- Salesforce provided SSL lib
    app.libs << "vendor/Salesforce/dist/sqlcipher/sqlcipher/libsqlcipher.a" # <- Salesforce Provided Sqlite Encryption library
    app.libs << "vendor/Salesforce/dist/SalesforceCommonUtils/Libraries/libSalesforceCommonUtils.a" # <- Salesforce provided, Non-open source library!

    #### Entitlements
    # In order for the application to securely store oAuth credentials, Salesforce apps need
    # the keychain-access-groups entitlement, this shouldn't change.
    app.entitlements['keychain-access-groups'] = [
        app.seed_id + '.' + app.identifier
    ]

    #### Vendor Projects, because sometimes, precompiled code sucks.
    # While Salesforce provides precompiled versions of the following libraries under
    # /vendor/Salesforce/dist/<<Lib Name>> the following libraries *MUST* be compiled
    # so that rubymotion builds, and includes the bridgesupport file. This provides 
    # Rubymotion with access to methods that are in Obj-c categories etc. 

    # Restkit, because the pod isn't good enough.
    # YOU MUST USE THE SALESFORCE DISTRIBUTED VERSION
    # YOU MUST HAND COMPILE IT VIA VENDOR_PROJECT TO AVOID
    #   RANDOM SELECTOR_NOT_FOUND ERRORS. THAT IS ALL.
    app.vendor_project "vendor/Salesforce/external/RestKit/RestKit", # <- path to root of library source
        :xcode, # <- either :xcode or :static, use :xcode if there is a .xcodeproj file present
        :target => 'RestKit', # <- if :xcode, specify the target you want to build
        :headers_dir => "build/RestKit" # <- *this is the crucial bit* RubyMotion builds the
                        # .bridgesupport file from the headers, 
                        # YOU MUST SPECIFY THE HEADER DIR.

    # Salesforce SDK oAuth Library
    # YOU MUST HAND COMPILE FROM SOURCE TO AVOID A SELECTOR
    #   NOT FOUND ERROR ON MACADDRESS. #JUSTSAYING.
    app.vendor_project "vendor/Salesforce/native/SalesforceOAuth", 
        :xcode, 
        :target => 'SalesforceOAuth', 
        :headers_dir => "Headers/SalesforceOAuth"

    #  Salesforce SDK Libraries
    #  Yeah so trying the precompile versions in vendor dist is just 
    #  futile on stupid on #thisIsWhyDevsDrink. Even if you get it
    #  running, it'll bomb with weird ass errors.
    app.vendor_project "vendor/Salesforce/native/SalesforceSDK", 
        :xcode,
        :target => "SalesforceSDK",
        :headers_dir => "SalesforceSDK/Classes" # <- This is the most crucial .bridgesupport file
                            # to be generated. 

    #### CocoaPods!
    # Who doesn't love them some cocoaPod goodness?
    app.pods do
        # pod 'RestKit' # <- Salesforce relies on THEIR FORK! DO NOT USE POD
        pod 'FlurrySDK' # <- Flury Mobile Analytics SDK, this is optional, but Mobile Data Tools uses it.
        pod 'Appirater' # <- Cocoa Pod for built in automatic prompting of "rate my app please", Options but Mobile Data Tools uses it.
        pod 'MGSplitViewController' # <- A more feature rich split view controller, here as an example
        pod 'MBProgressHUD' # <- For displaying pretty spinners with "wait already!" messages. Not in use in this app.
        # pod 'SQLCipher' # <- don't use this. #iWasTemptedToo. #fail.
        # pod 'FMDB' # <- Database wrapper not unlike active record. Not in use in this app
    end

    #TestFlight!
    # While test flight is normally included via a cocoapod, RubyMotion has it's own Gem. This sets it up.
    # This is optional, but highly recommended for on-device testing.
    app.testflight.sdk = 'vendor/TestFlight'
    app.testflight.api_token = '<<< TEST FLIGHT API TOKEN HERE >>>'
    app.testflight.team_token = '<<< TEST FLIGHT TEAM TOKEN HERE >>>'

end # <- End App.setup block. 


### Helper Rake Tasks
# These Rake tasks are helper tasks designed to make development smoother / better / faster / stronger!
# #6million$Dev

desc "Open latest crash log" # <- When the app crashes in the simulator it writes a .datXXXX file in the root 
                # of the project containing the crash log. this opens the latest one.
task :log do
    app = Motion::Project::App.config
    exec "less '#{Dir[File.join(ENV['HOME'], "/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/#{app.name}*")].last}'"
end

desc "Run simulator in retina mode" # <- default is non-retina mode
task :retina do
    exec "bundle exec rake simulator retina=true"
end

desc "Run simulator on iPad" # <- Run on an Ipad, if device family includes :ipad
task :ipad do
    exec "bundle exec rake simulator device_family=ipad"
end

// Found in: SFRestAPI.m
// The Password management endpoint was added in api v24.0, so we must use at least that version.
// SDK ships with a default of v23.0
NSString* const kSFRestDefaultAPIVersion = @"v24.0";

// Found in: SFRestAPI.h
/**
 * Returns a `SFRestRequest` which executes a user password reset.
 * @param uid a string containing the uuid of the user who's password should be reset.
 * @see http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/api_rest/Content/resources_sobject_user_password.htm
 */
- (SFRestRequest *)requestForUserPasswordReset:(NSString *)uid;

// Found in: SFRestAPI.m
- (SFRestRequest *)requestForUserPasswordReset:(NSString *)uid {
    NSString *path = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"/%@/sobjects/User/%@/password", self.apiVersion, uid];
    return [SFRestRequest requestWithMethod:SFRestMethodDELETE path:path queryParams:nil];
}

// Found in: SFRestAPI+Blocks.h
/**
 * Executes a request to reset a users password via REST API
 * @param failBlock the block to be exectured when the request fails (timeout, cancel, or error)
 * @param coompleteBlock the block to be executed when the request successfully completes
 * @return the newly sent SFRestRequest
 */
- (SFRestRequest *) requestPasswordResetForUser:(NSString *)query 
                                      failBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock 
                                  completeBlock:(SFRestDictionaryResponseBlock)completeBlock;

// Found in: SFRestAPI+Blocks.m
- (SFRestRequest *) requestPasswordResetForUser:(NSString *)uid failBlock:(SFRestFailBlock)failBlock completeBlock:(SFRestDictionaryResponseBlock)completeBlock {
    SFRestRequest *request = [[SFRestAPI sharedInstance] requestForUserPasswordReset:uid];
    [self sendRESTRequest:request
                failBlock:failBlock
            completeBlock:completeBlock];

    return request;
}