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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Interactive first-time setup behind `make sdk` (README section 15.3).
#
# 1. Garmin's agreements: you read them in your browser and accept them here.
# 2. Login with your Garmin account. Email and password are typed here and
# passed only to the SDK manager CLI, which sends them to Garmin's sign-in
# page. Neither is written to disk; the CLI stores an access token.
# 3. Download Connect IQ SDK ${SDK_VERSION} and make it the current SDK.
# 4. Download the device files and simulator fonts for every product listed
# in manifest.xml.
# 5. Log out: delete the access token (set KEEP_LOGIN=1 to keep it).
#
# Why email and password instead of the CLI's browser login: that flow waits
# for a redirect to a random localhost port inside the container, which your
# browser can't reach without host networking (not allowed by the sandbox
# rules). Password login doesn't support Garmin two-step verification; README
# section 15.3 describes the fallback for such accounts.
set -euo pipefail
# shellcheck source=ciq-env.sh
source "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/ciq-env.sh"
readonly SDKMGR=connect-iq-sdk-manager
readonly MANIFEST=/work/manifest.xml
readonly TOKEN="${CIQ_HOME}/token.json"
[[ -t 0 ]] || die "'make sdk' is interactive; run it from a terminal."
[[ -f "${MANIFEST}" ]] || die "manifest.xml not found in the project folder."
: "${SDK_VERSION:?SDK_VERSION is not set (the Makefile passes it)}"
echo
echo "Step 1/5: Garmin's agreements"
view="$(${SDKMGR} agreement view 2>&1)" || die "Could not fetch the agreement from Garmin: ${view}"
url="$(sed -n 's/^Agreement: //p' <<<"${view}")"
hash="$(sed -n 's/^Current Hash: //p' <<<"${view}")"
[[ -n "${url}" && -n "${hash}" ]] || die "Unexpected output from 'agreement view': ${view}"
cat <<EOF
Please read the Garmin CONNECT IQ SDK License Agreement and the
CONNECT IQ Application Developer Agreement in your browser:
${url}
Agreement version (hash): ${hash}
EOF
read -r -p " Type 'accept' to accept them, or anything else to stop: " answer
[[ "${answer}" == accept ]] || die "Agreements not accepted; nothing was downloaded."
# Passing the hash makes the CLI refuse if Garmin changed the text since you read it.
${SDKMGR} agreement accept --agreement-hash "${hash}" >/dev/null
echo " Accepted (version ${hash})."
echo
echo "Step 2/5: Garmin login"
if [[ -f "${TOKEN}" ]]; then
echo " Reusing the login token kept from an earlier run (KEEP_LOGIN=1)."
else
echo " Email and password go only to Garmin's sign-in page and are not stored."
echo " Accounts with two-step verification can't log in this way (see README 15.3)."
read -r -p " Garmin account email: " GARMIN_USERNAME
read -r -s -p " Password (not shown): " GARMIN_PASSWORD
echo
export GARMIN_USERNAME GARMIN_PASSWORD
if ! ${SDKMGR} login; then
unset GARMIN_USERNAME GARMIN_PASSWORD
die "Login failed. Check email and password. Two-step verification isn't supported here; see README 15.3."
fi
unset GARMIN_USERNAME GARMIN_PASSWORD
echo " Logged in."
fi
echo
echo "Step 3/5: Connect IQ SDK ${SDK_VERSION}"
${SDKMGR} sdk set "${SDK_VERSION}"
echo " Current SDK: $(${SDKMGR} sdk current-path)"
echo
echo "Step 4/5: device files and fonts for the products in manifest.xml"
${SDKMGR} device download --manifest "${MANIFEST}" --include-fonts
echo
echo "Step 5/5: log out"
if [[ "${KEEP_LOGIN:-0}" == 1 ]]; then
echo " KEEP_LOGIN=1: keeping the token at .cache/home/.Garmin/ConnectIQ/token.json"
else
rm -f "${TOKEN}"
echo " Login token deleted. Run 'make sdk' again whenever new device files are needed."
fi
device_count="$(find "${CIQ_HOME}/Devices" -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d 2>/dev/null | wc -l)"
echo
echo "Done: SDK ${SDK_VERSION}, ${device_count} device folders, $(du -sh "${CIQ_HOME}" | cut -f1) in .cache/home."
echo "Next: 'make key' (if you have no developer key yet), then 'make test'."
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