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package source

import (
	"io"
	"path/filepath"
	"strings"

	"github.com/spf13/hugo/helpers"
)

// File represents a source content file.
// All paths are relative from the source directory base
type File struct {
	relpath     string // Original relative path, e.g. content/foo.txt
	logicalName string // foo.txt
	Contents    io.Reader
	section     string // The first directory
	dir         string // The relative directory Path (minus file name)
	ext         string // Just the ext (eg txt)
	uniqueID    string // MD5 of the filename
}

// UniqueID is the MD5 hash of the filename and is for most practical applications,
// Hugo content files being one of them, considered to be unique.
func (f *File) UniqueID() string {
	return f.uniqueID
}

// String returns the file's content as a string.
func (f *File) String() string {
	return helpers.ReaderToString(f.Contents)
}

// Bytes returns the file's content as a byte slice.
func (f *File) Bytes() []byte {
	return helpers.ReaderToBytes(f.Contents)
}

// BaseFileName Filename without extension.
func (f *File) BaseFileName() string {
	return helpers.Filename(f.LogicalName())
}

// Section is first directory below the content root.
func (f *File) Section() string {
	return f.section
}

// LogicalName is filename and extension of the file.
func (f *File) LogicalName() string {
	return f.logicalName
}

// SetDir sets the relative directory where this file lives.
// TODO(bep) Get rid of this.
func (f *File) SetDir(dir string) {
	f.dir = dir
}

// Dir gets the name of the directory that contains this file.
// The directory is relative to the content root.
func (f *File) Dir() string {
	return f.dir
}

// Extension gets the file extension, i.e "myblogpost.md" will return "md".
func (f *File) Extension() string {
	return f.ext
}

// Ext is an alias for Extension.
func (f *File) Ext() string {
	return f.Extension()
}

// Path gets the relative path including file name and extension from
// the base of the source directory.
func (f *File) Path() string {
	return f.relpath
}

// NewFileWithContents creates a new File pointer with the given relative path and
// content.
func NewFileWithContents(relpath string, content io.Reader) *File {
	file := NewFile(relpath)
	file.Contents = content
	return file
}

// NewFile creates a new File pointer with the given relative path.
func NewFile(relpath string) *File {
	f := &File{
		relpath: relpath,
	}

	f.dir, f.logicalName = filepath.Split(f.relpath)
	f.ext = strings.TrimPrefix(filepath.Ext(f.LogicalName()), ".")
	f.section = helpers.GuessSection(f.Dir())
	f.uniqueID = helpers.Md5String(f.LogicalName())

	return f
}

// NewFileFromAbs creates a new File pointer with the given full file path path and
// content.
func NewFileFromAbs(base, fullpath string, content io.Reader) (f *File, err error) {
	var name string
	if name, err = helpers.GetRelativePath(fullpath, base); err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	return NewFileWithContents(name, content), nil
}