class Object

# File bin/gitmagic, line 94
def gitinit
  `git init #{$dir}`
  # Fix the git confi file
  gitconftxt  = "[remote \"origin\"]\n"
  gitconftxt += "\turl = git@github.com:#{$user}/#{$repo}.git\n"
  gitconftxt += "\tfetch = +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*\n"
  gitconftxt += "[branch \"master\"]\n"
  gitconftxt += "\tremote = origin\n"
  gitconftxt += "\tmerge = refs/heads/master"
  File.write("#{$dir}/.git/config", gitconftxt, mode: 'a')
  # Upload the repo to Github
  jsontxt = "{\"name\": \"#{$repo}\", \"description\": \"#{$desc}\", \"private\": #{$priv}, \"has_issues\": #{$issues}, \"has_downloads\": #{$downloads}, \"has_wiki\": #{$wiki}}"
  cmd = %Q[curl -u #{$user} https://api.github.com/user/repos -d '#{jsontxt}']
  out = %x[ #{cmd} ]
end

# File bin/gitmagic, line 114
def gitpres
  $dir = $repodir + "/" + $repo
  Dir.mkdir($dir)
  presdir = $pres_templ + "/."
  FileUtils.cp_r(presdir, $dir)
  gitdir = $dir + "/.git"
  FileUtils.remove_dir(gitdir)
end

# File bin/gitmagic, line 110
def gitupdate
  %x[ cd #{$dir} && git add . && git commit -m '#{$message}' && git push ]
end

# File bin/gitmagic, line 25
def help
puts <<HELPTEXT
NAME
  "gitmagic" is a swiss army knife of git tools

SYNOPSIS
  gitmagic [-idDpusvh] [long-options]

DESCRIPTION
  gitmagic makes initiating a project easy, also from
  a local template project. It also simplifies updating 
  git projects. It will do more in due time.

OPTIONS
    -c, --clone
                    Simply clones a repo, just like 'git clone'.
    -i, --init  
        Initialize a new github project.
        Requires a name for the repo as argument
        You may supply --desc (-d) for a description of the repo, or else a
          description will be added in the form "Project_2018-09-13"
        You may supply a dir path "--dir" (-D), or else the current dir is used
        EXAMPLE: gimagic -i "My new repo!" -d "Really cool stuff" -D ~/projects/124
    -d, --desc
        Add description to a new repo
        Used in combination with --init or --slides
    -D, --dir
        Specify the directory for a new initiated repo
        Used in combination with --init or --update
        If no directory is specified, the program will use the current directory
    -p, --priv
        Make the Github repo private
    -u, --update
        Update a github project
        Takes the commit message as argument
        You may supply a dir path "--dir" (-D), or else the current dir is used
        EXAMPLE: gimagic -u "Bug fix" -D ~/projects/159
    -s, --slides
        Create a presentation project with slides written in simple Markdown text.
        See Fredrik Eilertsen's neat work that makes it possible to create 
        presentations using Jekyll (https://github.com/fredeil/gh-presentation)
        This option will use '$pres_templ' to find the cloned "gh-presentation"
        It will create the presentation under your '$repodir'
        You must supply a name for your repo/presentation as the argument
        EXAMPLE: gimagic -s "Presentation23"
    -v, --version
        Show the version of this program
    -h, --help
        Show this help text

COPYRIGHT:
    Copyright 2018, Geir Isene (https://isene.org)
    This program is released under the WTFPL license
    (Full license text here: http://www.wtfpl.net/about/)
HELPTEXT
end