/*

If you're looking the first time into those files, I recommend
to view the documentation at `templates/minimal/rules_minimal.jai` first.

This template is a special one, because it contains a
placeholder: `__RENAME_PLACEHOLDER__`

Which you can replace via `jinit -t lib -r foo_bar`.

You can place the placeholder inside those places:
- Your `template.jai`
- rules.dirs_in_workplace
- rules.files

You cannot place it in `rules.template`, because this pathstring gets 
replaced with the template at compile time.

*/


() -> Rules {
    gitignore :: #string STR_END
# Jai
.build
/bin
    STR_END;

    main_jai :: #string STR_END
#import "Basic"()(
    MEMORY_DEBUGGER = MEMORY_DEBUGGER_ENABLED
);
#import "__RENAME_PLACEHOLDER__";


main :: () {
    #if MEMORY_DEBUGGER_ENABLED defer report_memory_leaks();

    log("Hello from test.jai");

    f();
}

    STR_END;

    lib_jai :: #string STR_END
#import "Basic";


f :: () {
    log("Hello from lib");
}

    STR_END;

    module_jai :: #string STR_END
#load "lib.jai";
    STR_END;

    return .{
        arg_name = "lib",
        description = "Lib starter pack. Pass `-r <lib name>` to Jinit, to give it a name",
        template = "templates/lib/template.jai",
        dirs_in_workplace = .[ "test", "__RENAME_PLACEHOLDER__" ],
        files = .[
            .{ ".gitignore", gitignore },
            .{ "test/test.jai", main_jai },
            .{ "__RENAME_PLACEHOLDER__/lib.jai", lib_jai },
            .{ "__RENAME_PLACEHOLDER__/module.jai", module_jai },
            .{ "README.md", "" },
        ],
    };
}();