#!/bin/sh
# Running this script with either --ncurses or --ncurses-falbback will start the game in the current terminal.
#    --ncurses uses the local install of ncurses, while --ncurses-fallback uses a statically linked version with
#    reduced TERM support.

pkgname=arcanefortune

if [ ! -d "${HOME}/.${pkgname}" ]; then
  mkdir -p "${HOME}/.${pkgname}/game"
  mkdir -p "${HOME}/.${pkgname}/game/saves"
  for f in nn arcane_fortune_linux arcane_fortune_linux_ncurses arcane_fortune_linux_ncurses_fallback icon.ico; do
    ln -s "/opt/${pkgname}/game/$f" "${HOME}/.${pkgname}/game/$f"
  done
  cp -rn "/opt/${pkgname}/game/fonts" "${HOME}/.${pkgname}/game/fonts"
  cp -rn "/opt/${pkgname}/game/config" "${HOME}/.${pkgname}/game/config"
fi

cd "${HOME}/.${pkgname}/game"
if [ "$1" = "--ncurses-fallback" ]; then
  shift
  exec ./arcane_fortune_linux_ncurses_fallback "${@}"
elif [ "$1" = "--ncurses" ]; then
  shift
  exec ./arcane_fortune_linux_ncurses "${@}"
else
  exec ./arcane_fortune_linux "${@}"
fi