# frozen_string_literal: true require 'rubygems/package' require_relative '../../config/boot' require_relative '../../config/environment' require_relative 'cli_helper' module Mastodon class EmojiCLI < Thor def self.exit_on_failure? true end option :prefix option :suffix option :overwrite, type: :boolean option :unlisted, type: :boolean option :category desc 'import PATH', 'Import emoji from a TAR GZIP archive at PATH' long_desc <<-LONG_DESC Imports custom emoji from a TAR GZIP archive specified by PATH. Existing emoji will be skipped unless the --overwrite option is provided, in which case they will be overwritten. You can specifiy a --category under which the emojis will be grouped together. With the --prefix option, a prefix can be added to all generated shortcodes. Likewise, the --suffix option controls the suffix of all shortcodes. With the --unlisted option, the processed emoji will not be visible in the emoji picker (but still usable via other means) LONG_DESC def import(path) imported = 0 skipped = 0 failed = 0 category = options[:category] ? CustomEmojiCategory.find_or_create_by(name: options[:category]) : nil Gem::Package::TarReader.new(Zlib::GzipReader.open(path)) do |tar| tar.each do |entry| next unless entry.file? && entry.full_name.end_with?('.png') shortcode = [options[:prefix], File.basename(entry.full_name, '.*'), options[:suffix]].compact.join custom_emoji = CustomEmoji.local.find_by(shortcode: shortcode) if custom_emoji && !options[:overwrite] skipped += 1 next end custom_emoji ||= CustomEmoji.new(shortcode: shortcode, domain: nil) custom_emoji.image = StringIO.new(entry.read) custom_emoji.image_file_name = File.basename(entry.full_name) custom_emoji.visible_in_picker = !options[:unlisted] custom_emoji.category = category if custom_emoji.save imported += 1 else failed += 1 say('Failure/Error: ', :red) say(entry.full_name) say(' ' + custom_emoji.errors[:image].join(', '), :red) end end end puts say("Imported #{imported}, skipped #{skipped}, failed to import #{failed}", color(imported, skipped, failed)) end option :remote_only, type: :boolean desc 'purge', 'Remove all custom emoji' long_desc <<-LONG_DESC Removes all custom emoji. With the --remote-only option, only remote emoji will be deleted. LONG_DESC def purge scope = options[:remote_only] ? CustomEmoji.remote : CustomEmoji scope.in_batches.destroy_all say('OK', :green) end private def color(green, _yellow, red) if !green.zero? && red.zero? :green elsif red.zero? :yellow else :red end end end end