// Copyright 2012-present Facebook. All Rights Reserved.
'use strict';

var eslint = require('eslint');
var transformSource = require('./jestSupport/scriptPreprocess.js').transformSource;

var ignoredStylisticRules = {
  'key-spacing': false,
  'comma-spacing': true,
  'no-multi-spaces': true,
  'brace-style': true,
  'camelcase': true,
  'consistent-this': true,
  'eol-last': true,
  'func-names': true,
  'func-style': true,
  'new-cap': true,
  'new-parens': true,
  'no-nested-ternary': true,
  'no-array-constructor': true,
  'no-lonely-if': true,
  'no-new-object': true,
  'no-spaced-func': true,
  'no-space-before-semi': true,
  'no-ternary': true,
  'no-trailing-spaces': true,
  'no-underscore-dangle': true,
  'no-wrap-func': true,
  'no-mixed-spaces-and-tabs': true,
  'quotes': true,
  'quote-props': true,
  'semi': true,
  'sort-vars': true,
  'space-after-keywords': true,
  'space-in-brackets': true,
  'space-in-parens': true,
  'space-infix-ops': true,
  'space-return-throw-case': true,
  'space-unary-word-ops': true,
  'max-nested-callbacks': true,
  'one-var': true,
  'wrap-regex': true,
  'curly': true,
  'no-mixed-requires': true,
};

/*
 * Currently ESLint does not understand ES6+React-flavoured syntax.
 * To make it work on our codebase, we monkey-patch `verify` function
 * to do a transform before running lint rules.
 *
 * If future, as ESLint's support for ES6 expands, we can get rid of this
 * hack
 */
var originalVerify = eslint.linter.verify;
eslint.linter.verify = function(text, config, filename, saveState) {
  var transformedText;
  try {
    transformedText = transformSource(text);
  } catch (e) {
    return [{
      severity: 2,
      line: e.lineNumber,
      message: e.message,
      source: text
    }];
  }
  var originalLines = text.split('\n');
  var transformedLines = transformedText.split('\n');
  var warnings = originalVerify.call(eslint.linter, transformedText, config, filename, saveState);

  // JSX and ES6 transforms usually generate pretty ugly code. Let's skip lint warnings
  // about code style for lines that have been changed by transform step.
  // Note that more important issues, like use of undefined vars, will still be reported.
  return warnings.filter(function(error) {
    var lineHasBeenTransformed = originalLines[error.line - 1] !== transformedLines[error.line - 1];
    var shouldIgnore = ignoredStylisticRules[error.ruleId] && lineHasBeenTransformed;
    return !shouldIgnore;
  });
};

// Run the original CLI
require('eslint/bin/eslint');