#!/bin/sh
#
# A hook to check syntax of a phpBB3 commit message, per:
# * <http://wiki.phpbb.com/display/DEV/Git>
# * <http://area51.phpbb.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?p=209919#p209919>
#
# This is a commit-msg hook.
#
# To install this you can either copy or symlink it to
# $GIT_DIR/hooks, example:
#
# ln -s ../../git-tools/hooks/commit-msg \\
#   .git/hooks/commit-msg
#
# Warning/error messages use color by default if the output is a terminal
# ("output" here is normally standard error when you run git commit).
# To force or disable the use of color:
#
# git config phpbb.hooks.commit-msg.color true	(force color output)
# git config phpbb.hooks.commit-msg.color false (disable color output)

config_ns="phpbb.hooks.commit-msg";

debug_level=$(git config --int $config_ns.debug || echo 0);

# Error codes
ERR_LENGTH=1;
ERR_HEADER=2;
ERR_EMPTY=3;
ERR_DESCRIPTION=4;
ERR_FOOTER=5;
ERR_EOF=6;
ERR_UNKNOWN=42;

debug()
{
	local level;

	level=$1;
	shift;

	if [ $debug_level -ge $level ]
	then
		echo $@;
	fi
}

quit()
{
	# Now we always exit with success, since git will trash
	# entered commit message if commit-msg hook exits with a failure.
	exit 0
}

use_color()
{
	if [ -z "$use_color_cached" ]
	then
		case $(git config --bool $config_ns.color)
		in
		false)
			use_color_cached=1
			;;
		true)
			use_color_cached=0
			;;
		*)
			# tty detection in shell:
			# http://hwi.ath.cx/jsh/list/shext/isatty.sh.html
			tty 0>/dev/stdout >/dev/null 2>&1
			use_color_cached=$?
			;;
		esac
	fi
	# return value is the flag inverted -
	# if return value is 0, this means use color
	return $use_color_cached
}

complain()
{
	if use_color
	then
		# Careful: our argument may include arguments to echo like -n
		# ANSI color codes:
		# http://pueblo.sourceforge.net/doc/manual/ansi_color_codes.html
		printf "\033[31m\033[1m"
		if [ "$1" = "-n" ]
		then
			echo "$@"
			printf "\033[10m"
		else
			# This will print one trailing space.
			# Not sure how to avoid this at the moment.
			echo "$@" $(printf "\033[10m")
		fi
	else
		echo "$@"
	fi
}

# Check for empty commit message
if ! grep -qv '^#' "$1"
then
	# Commit message is empty (or contains only comments).
	# Let git handle this.
	# It will abort with a message like so:
	#
	# Aborting commit due to empty commit message.
	exit 0
fi

msg=$(grep -v '^#' "$1" |grep -nE '.{81,}')

if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
	complain "The following lines are greater than 80 characters long:" >&2;
	complain >&2
	complain "$msg" >&2;

	quit $ERR_LENGTH;
fi

lines=$(wc -l "$1" | awk '{ print $1; }');
expecting=header;
in_description=0;
in_empty=0;
ticket=0;
branch_regex="[a-z]+[a-z0-9-]*[a-z0-9]+";
i=1;
tickets="";

while [ $i -le $lines ]
do
	# Grab the line we are studying
	line=$(head -n$i "$1" | tail -n1);

	debug 1 "==> [$i] $line (description: $in_description, empty: $in_empty)";

	err=$ERR_UNKNOWN;

	if [ -z "$expecting" ]
	then
		quit $err;
	fi

	if [ "${expecting#comment}" = "$expecting" ]
	then
		# Prefix comments to the expected tokens list
		expecting="comment $expecting";
	fi

	debug 2 "Expecting: $expecting";

	# Loop over each of the expected line formats
	for expect in $expecting
	do
		# Reset the error code each iteration
		err=$ERR_UNKNOWN;

		# Test for validity of each line format
		# This is done first so $? contains the result
		case $expect in
			"header")
				err=$ERR_HEADER;
				echo "$line" | grep -Eq "^\[(ticket/[0-9]+|feature/$branch_regex|task/$branch_regex)\] .+$"
				result=$?
				if ! echo "$line" | grep -Eq "^\[(ticket/[0-9]+|feature/$branch_regex|task/$branch_regex)\] [A-Z].+$"
				then
					# Don't be too strict.
					# Commits may be temporary, intended to be squashed later.
					# Just issue a warning here.
					complain "Warning: heading should be a sentence beginning with a capital letter." 1>&2
					complain "You entered:" 1>&2
					complain "$line" 1>&2
				fi
				# restore exit code
				(exit $result)
			;;
			"empty")
				err=$ERR_EMPTY;
				echo "$line" | grep -Eq "^$"
			;;
			"description")
				err=$ERR_DESCRIPTION;
				# Free flow text, the line length was constrained by the initial check
				echo "$line" | grep -Eq "^.+$";
			;;
			"footer")
				err=$ERR_FOOTER;
				# Each ticket is on its own line
				echo "$line" | grep -Eq "^PHPBB3-[0-9]+$";
			;;
			"eof")
				err=$ERR_EOF;
				# Should not end up here
				false
			;;
			"possibly-eof")
				# Allow empty and/or comment lines at the end
				! tail -n +"$i" "$1" |grep -qvE '^($|#)'
			;;
			"comment")
				echo "$line" | grep -Eq "^#";
			;;
			*)
				complain "Unrecognised token $expect" >&2;
				quit $err;
			;;
		esac

		# Preserve the result of the line check
		result=$?;

		debug 2 "$expect - '$line' - $result";

		if [ $result -eq 0 ]
		then
			# Break out the loop on success
			# otherwise roll on round and keep looking for a match
			break;
		fi
	done

	if [ $result -eq 0 ]
	then
		# Have we switched out of description mode?
		if [ $in_description -eq 1 ] && [ "$expect" != "description" ] && [ "$expect" != "empty" ] && [ "$expect" != "comment" ]
		then
			# Yes, okay we need to backtrace one line and reanalyse
			in_description=0;
			i=$(( $i - $in_empty ));

			# Reset the empty counter
			in_empty=0;
			continue;
		fi

		# Successful match, but on which line format
		case $expect in
			"header")
				expecting="empty";

				echo "$line" | grep -Eq "^\[ticket/[0-9]+\]$" && (
					ticket=$(echo "$line" | sed 's,\[ticket/\([0-9]*\)\].*,\1,');
				)
			;;
			"empty")
				# Description might have empty lines as spacing
				expecting="footer description";
				in_empty=$(($in_empty + 1));

				if [ $in_description -eq 1 ]
				then
					expecting="$expecting empty";
				fi
			;;
			"description")
				expecting="description empty";
				in_description=1;
			;;
			"footer")
				expecting="footer possibly-eof";
				if [ "$tickets" = "" ]
				then
					tickets="$line";
				else
					tickets="$tickets $line";
				fi
			;;
			"comment")
				# Comments should expect the same thing again
			;;
			"possibly-eof")
				expecting="eof";
			;;
			*)
				complain "Unrecognised token $expect" >&2;
				quit 254;
			;;
		esac

		if [ "$expect" != "empty" ]
		then
			in_empty=0;
		fi

		debug 3 "Now expecting: $expecting";
	else
		# None of the expected line formats matched
		# Guess we'll call it a day here then
		complain "Syntax error on line $i:" >&2;
		complain ">> $line" >&2;
		complain -n "Expecting: " >&2;
		complain "$expecting" | sed 's/ /, /g' >&2;
		quit $err;
	fi

	i=$(( $i + 1 ));
done

# If EOF is expected exit cleanly
echo "$expecting" | grep -q "eof" || (
	# Unexpected EOF, error
	complain "Unexpected EOF encountered" >&2;
	quit $ERR_EOF;
) && (
	# Do post scan checks
	if [ ! -z "$tickets" ]
	then
		# Check for duplicate tickets
		dupes=$(echo "$tickets" | sed 's/ /\n/g' | sort | uniq -d);

		if [ ! -z "$dupes" ]
		then
			complain "The following tickets are repeated:" >&2;
			complain "$dupes" | sed 's/ /\n/g;s/^/* /g' >&2;
			quit $ERR_FOOTER;
		fi
	fi
	# Check the branch ticket is mentioned, doesn't make sense otherwise
	if [ $ticket -gt 0 ]
	then
		echo "$tickets" | grep -Eq "\bPHPBB3-$ticket\b" || (
			complain "Ticket ID [$ticket] of branch missing from list of tickets:" >&2;
			complain "$tickets" | sed 's/ /\n/g;s/^/* /g' >&2;
			quit $ERR_FOOTER;
		) || exit $?;
	fi
	# Got here okay exit to reality
	exit 0;
);
exit $?;