$: << 'lib'

require 'rake-pipeline-web-filters'
require 'travis/assets'
require 'compass'

Encoding.default_external = Encoding::UTF_8
Encoding.default_internal = Encoding::UTF_8

assets ||= Travis::Assets.new
assets.setup_compass
assets.update_version

output 'public/scripts'
input assets.scripts do
  match '**/*.hbs' do
    travis_handlebars :precompile => false # assets.production?
    concat 'templates.js'
  end

  match '**/*.coffee' do
    coffee_script
  end

  match 'vendor/**/*.js' do
    if assets.production?
      reject 'ember.js'
    else
      reject 'ember.prod.js'
    end
    safe_concat assets.vendor_order, 'vendor.js'
  end

  match '{spec,spec/integration,spec/unit,spec/unit/views}/*.js' do
    concat 'spec/specs.js'
  end

  match 'spec/support/*.js' do
    concat 'spec/support.js'
  end

  match 'spec/vendor/*.js' do
    concat assets.spec_vendor_order, 'spec/vendor.js'
  end

  match 'spec/{vendor,support,specs}.js' do
    concat ['spec/vendor.js', 'spec/support.js', 'spec/specs.js'], 'specs.js'
  end

  match %r(^(?!vendor|spec).*\.js$) do
    modules = proc { |input| input.path.gsub(%r((^app/|lib/|\.js$)), '') }
    # why did we use the string strategy for development? makes it impossible to set breakpoints
    # minispade(string: assets.development?, rewrite_requires: true, module_id_generator: modules)
    minispade(string: false, rewrite_requires: true, module_id_generator: modules)
  end

  match %r(^(?!spec).*\.js$) do
    paths = ['min/app.js']
    paths.push 'app.js' unless assets.production?
    concat ['vendor.js'], paths
  end

  if assets.production?
    match 'min/app.js' do
      strip_debug
      # uglify squeeze: true
      concat 'app.js'
    end
  end
end

output 'public/styles'
input assets.styles do
  match '**/*.{scss,sass,css}' do
    sass assets.production? ? { style: :compressed } : {}
    concat [], ['app.css']
  end
end

output 'public/images'
input assets.images do
  skip %r(^ui/)
  match '**/*' do
    copy
  end
end

# output 'public'
# input assets.static do
#   match '**/*' do
#     copy
#   end
# end