.functions

# This line imports an OS specific functions file if one exists
# Not been tested on any OS other than Mac OSX
# TODO: find a better way than uname to distinguish between linux distros
[ -f ".functions.$( uname )" ] && source ".functions.$( uname )"

# I use playgrounds to experiment with new languages and features
# without making a full fledged project
# This creates a new playground with the name given as a command line arg
play () {
        # TODO : redirect io to /dev/null and write custom messages
        if [ $# -lt 1 ] ; then
                cd "$PATH_TO_PLAYGROUND" && echo 'In playground'
        fi
        mkdir -p $PATH_TO_PLAYGROUND/$1 && cd $PATH_TO_PLAYGROUND/$1
        echo "In playground $1" 
}

# Create a new project and cd into it, does NOT check if project already exists
project () {
        # TODO : redirect io to /dev/null and write custom messages
        if [ $# -lt 1 ] ; then
                cd "$PATH_TO_PROJECTS" && echo 'In Projects'
        fi

        mkdir -p "$PATH_TO_PROJECTS/$1" && cd "$PATH_TO_PROJECTS/$1"
        echo "In project $1"
}

# Grep thorughout the files in a dir
# Use this one carefully if you have subdirs filled with shit
# This desperately needs flags to exclude dirs
# TODO add support for grep flags by passing $@ to the grep function, or something like that
grep_dir() {
  for i in $( ls ) ; do
    if [ -d "$i" ] ; then
      cd "$i" && grep_dir "$1" 
      cd ..
    else
      grep "$1" "$i" && echo -e "Filename: $( pwd )/$i\n"
    fi
  done
}

# This should be the last line of the file
# For local changes
# Don't make edits below this
[ -f ".functions.local" ] && source ".functions.local"