@echo off
REM ============================================================================
REM  Scoreboard one-click backup (Windows)
REM
REM  Calls scoreboard.exe's backup subcommand (VACUUM INTO), so it is safe to
REM  run while the service is up and does not need an external sqlite3.exe.
REM  Output goes to <data dir>\backups\; the server keeps the newest 20 per DB
REM  (system / each event).
REM  The data dir is the one the Console uses, i.e. %LOCALAPPDATA%\ScoreboardConsole\data
REM  (falling back to <root>\data when that does not exist yet). It lives outside
REM  the install dir on purpose: reinstalling over an existing install wipes the
REM  install dir, so data must not be kept there.
REM  NOTE: only .db snapshots are taken. Background images / emblems under
REM        <data dir>\event_projs\<project>\uploads\ are NOT included; copy that
REM        directory separately if you need them on the archive.
REM
REM  Usage: deploy\backup.bat             manual backup (reason=manual)
REM         deploy\backup.bat publish     pre-publish backup (reason=publish)
REM
REM  Keep this file ASCII-only. cmd.exe mis-parses UTF-8 non-ASCII text inside
REM  batch files (especially inside if(...) blocks). See deploy\build.bat.
REM ============================================================================
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
chcp 65001 >nul 2>&1

cd /d "%~dp0.."
set "ROOT=%CD%"
REM Same data dir the Console hands to the server via -data.
set "DATA=%ROOT%\data"
if defined LOCALAPPDATA if exist "%LOCALAPPDATA%\ScoreboardConsole\data" set "DATA=%LOCALAPPDATA%\ScoreboardConsole\data"
REM Same config.yaml the Console hands to the server via -config: it lives in the
REM per-user dir now, and the copy next to this script is only the shipped template
REM (the uninstaller deletes the install dir, so edits there are lost).
set "CONFIG=%ROOT%\config.yaml"
if defined LOCALAPPDATA if exist "%LOCALAPPDATA%\ScoreboardConsole\config.yaml" set "CONFIG=%LOCALAPPDATA%\ScoreboardConsole\config.yaml"
set "REASON=manual"

if not "%~1"=="" set "REASON=%~1"
set "REASON=%REASON: =_%"
set "REASON=%REASON:/=-%"
set "REASON=%REASON:\=-%"
set "REASON=%REASON:"=%"

if not exist "%DATA%" (
  echo [ERROR] data directory not found: %DATA%
  echo         Start Scoreboard_Console.exe once so the service creates it,
  echo         or point this script at the data dir via -data manually.
  exit /b 1
)

REM ---- locate scoreboard.exe -------------------------------------------------
set "EXE="
if exist "%~dp0..\dist\scoreboard.exe" set "EXE=%~dp0..\dist\scoreboard.exe"
if not defined EXE if exist "%ROOT%\scoreboard.exe" set "EXE=%ROOT%\scoreboard.exe"
if not defined EXE if exist "%~dp0scoreboard.exe" set "EXE=%~dp0scoreboard.exe"
if not defined EXE for %%I in (scoreboard.exe) do if exist "%%~$PATH:I" set "EXE=%%~$PATH:I"
if not defined EXE (
  echo [ERROR] scoreboard.exe not found.
  echo         Run deploy\build.bat first, or put it in the project root / PATH.
  exit /b 1
)

REM config.yaml is still needed for port / backup settings; -data below picks the
REM data dir explicitly, so the current directory no longer decides it.
if not exist "%CONFIG%" (
  echo [ERROR] config.yaml not found: %CONFIG%
  exit /b 1
)

echo === Scoreboard backup ===
echo Data dir : %DATA%
echo Config   : %CONFIG%
echo Server   : %EXE%
echo Reason   : %REASON%
echo.

set /a OK=0
set /a FAIL=0

REM The server backs up one event DB at a time (system.db is always included),
REM so loop over the project directories. A typical deployment has one project.
set "FOUND="
for /d %%D in ("%DATA%\event_projs\*") do (
  set "FOUND=1"
  echo   backup event %%~nxD
  "%EXE%" backup -config "%CONFIG%" -project "%%~nxD" -data "%DATA%" -reason "%REASON%"
  if errorlevel 1 (set /a FAIL+=1) else (set /a OK+=1)
)
if not defined FOUND (
  echo   backup default event
  "%EXE%" backup -config "%CONFIG%" -data "%DATA%" -reason "%REASON%"
  if errorlevel 1 (set /a FAIL+=1) else (set /a OK+=1)
)

echo.
echo === backup done: ok=!OK! fail=!FAIL! ===
dir /b "%DATA%\backups\*.db" 2>nul

if !FAIL! GTR 0 (
  endlocal
  exit /b 1
)
endlocal
exit /b 0