#!/nix/store/agkxax48k35wdmkhmmija2i2sxg8i7ny-bash-5.2p26/bin/sh
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# A shim which acts as a command-line interface adapter to use Neovim as a Lua
# interpreter.

# Set custom XDG base directory paths to isolate the test Neovim from the
# user's own configuration and data files.
export XDG_CONFIG_HOME='test/xdg/config/'
export XDG_STATE_HOME='test/xdg/local/state/'
export XDG_DATA_HOME='test/xdg/local/share/'

# Handle Lua command-line arguments; not all options are supported
while getopts 'ilEve:' opt; do
	case $opt in
		e) lua_expr=$OPTARG;;
		v) nvim --version; exit;;
		i | l | E) echo "Option '$opt' not supported by shim"; exit 1;;
	esac
done


# We need to add this plugin to the custom configuration.  The easiest way is
# to create a symlink.  Why not always have a symlink in the project?  The Lua
# language server will search for Lua files in every directory, so if it enters
# the symlink it will be trapped in a cycle.  What we do instead is create the
# symlink only for the duration of a test session and remove it again
# afterwards.

# We need separate symlinks if we want to run different tasks in parallel.
# Otherwise the one the finishes first would delete the symlink from underneath
# the one that is still running.
uuid=$(uuidgen)
mkdir -p ${XDG_DATA_HOME}/nvim/site/pack/self-${uuid}/start/
ln -fs $(pwd) ${XDG_DATA_HOME}/nvim/site/pack/self-${uuid}/start/

if [ -n "$lua_expr" ]; then
	nvim --headless -c "lua $lua_expr" -c 'quitall!'
else
	# We have to explicitly enable plugins, see ':h -l'
	nvim --cmd 'set loadplugins' -l $@
fi

exit_code=$?

rm -rf ${XDG_DATA_HOME}/nvim/site/pack/self-${uuid}/

exit $exit_code