#!/usr/bin/env bash
# deepdive-sql -- Runs a SQL query against the database for the DeepDive application
# > deepdive sql
# Starts a SQL prompt for the underlying database.
#
# You must either have the DEEPDIVE_DB_URL environment set to a proper URL or
# run this command under a DeepDive application where the URL is set in a db.url file.
#
# > deepdive sql "SELECT ..."
# > deepdive sql "INSERT ..."
# > deepdive sql "UPDATE ..."
# > deepdive sql "CREATE ..."
# Executes given SQL query against the underlying database and prints the
# result in a database-specific format.
#
# > deepdive sql eval "SELECT ..." [format=FORMAT] [header=1]
# Evaluates a given SQL query and prints the result in the specified FORMAT.
# FORMAT can be tsv, csv, or json, and defaults to tsv format.
# Prints the header line for tsv and csv format when header=1 is given.
##
set -eu

# parse database settings
. load-db-driver.sh

# process optional first SQL argument
if [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; then
    sql=$1; shift
    # there could be a mode argument we recognize before the SQL
    case $sql in
        eval)
            # get the SQL argument
            sql_mode=$sql
            if [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; then
                sql=$1; shift
            else
                error "Missing SQL statement for '$sql_mode' mode"
            fi
            # parse rest of the optional arguments
            eval "$(
                # default options
                format=tsv
                header=0
                [[ $# -eq 0 ]] || declare -- "$@"
                for opt in format header
                do printf "$opt=%q; " "${!opt:-}"
                done
            )"
            exec db-query "$sql" "$format" "$header"
            ;;

        *)
            # otherwise, we just execute the SQL passing through rest of the arguments
            exec db-execute "$sql" "$@"
    esac
else
    exec db-prompt "$@"
fi