#!/usr/bin/env bash

DOTFILES=$HOME/.dotfiles

echo -e "\nCreating symlinks"
echo "=============================="
linkables=$( find -H "$DOTFILES" -maxdepth 3 -name '*.symlink' )
for file in $linkables ; do
    target="$HOME/.$( basename $file '.symlink' )"
    if [ -e $target ]; then
        echo "~${target#$HOME} already exists... Skipping."
    else
        echo "Creating symlink for $file"
        ln -s $file $target
    fi
done

echo -e "\n\ninstalling to ~/.config"
echo "=============================="
if [ ! -d $HOME/.config ]; then
    echo "Creating ~/.config"
    mkdir -p $HOME/.config
fi
# configs=$( find -path "$DOTFILES/config.symlink" -maxdepth 1 )
for config in $DOTFILES/config/*; do
    target=$HOME/.config/$( basename $config )
    if [ -e $target ]; then
        echo "~${target#$HOME} already exists... Skipping."
    else
        echo "Creating symlink for $config"
        ln -s $config $target
    fi
done

# create vim symlinks
# As I have moved off of vim as my full time editor in favor of neovim,
# I feel it doesn't make sense to leave my vimrc intact in the dotfiles repo
# as it is not really being actively maintained. However, I would still
# like to configure vim, so lets symlink ~/.vimrc and ~/.vim over to their
# neovim equivalent.

echo -e "\n\nCreating vim symlinks"
echo "=============================="

typeset -A vimfiles
vimfiles[~/.vim]=$DOTFILES/config/nvim
vimfiles[~/.vimrc]=$DOTFILES/config/nvim/init.vim

for file in "${!vimfiles[@]}"; do
    if [ -e ${file} ]; then
        echo "${file} already exists... skipping"
    else
        echo "Creating symlink for $file"
        ln -s ${vimfiles[$file]} $file
    fi
done