# -*- mode: python -*-
# Copyright (C) 2020 FireEye, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
import os.path
import subprocess

import wcwidth


# when invoking pyinstaller from the project root,
# this gets run from the project root.
with open('./capa/version.py', 'wb') as f:
    # git output will look like:
    #
    #     tags/v1.0.0-0-g3af38dc
    #         ------- tag
    #                 - commits since
    #                   g------- git hash fragment
    version = (subprocess.check_output(["git", "describe", "--always", "--tags", "--long"])
               .decode("utf-8")
               .strip()
               .replace("tags/", ""))
    f.write(("__version__ = '%s'" % version).encode("utf-8"))

a = Analysis(
    # when invoking pyinstaller from the project root,
    # this gets invoked from the directory of the spec file,
    # i.e. ./.github/pyinstaller
    ['../../capa/main.py'],
    pathex=['capa'],
    binaries=None,
    datas=[
        # when invoking pyinstaller from the project root,
        # this gets invoked from the directory of the spec file,
        # i.e. ./.github/pyinstaller
        ('../../rules', 'rules'),
        ('../../sigs', 'sigs'),

        # capa.render.default uses tabulate that depends on wcwidth.
        # it seems wcwidth uses a json file `version.json`
        # and this doesn't get picked up by pyinstaller automatically.
        # so we manually embed the wcwidth resources here.
        #
        # ref: https://stackoverflow.com/a/62278462/87207
        (os.path.dirname(wcwidth.__file__), 'wcwidth')
    ],
    # when invoking pyinstaller from the project root,
    # this gets run from the project root.
    hookspath=['.github/pyinstaller/hooks'],
    runtime_hooks=None,
    excludes=[
        # ignore packages that would otherwise be bundled with the .exe.
        # review: build/pyinstaller/xref-pyinstaller.html

        # we don't do any GUI stuff, so ignore these modules
        "tkinter",
        "_tkinter",
        "Tkinter",
        # tqdm provides renderers for ipython,
        # however, this drags in a lot of dependencies.
        # since we don't spawn a notebook, we can safely remove these.
        "IPython",
        "ipywidgets",

        # these are pulled in by networkx
        # but we don't need to compute the strongly connected components.
        "numpy",
        "scipy",
        "matplotlib",
        "pandas",
        "pytest",

        # deps from viv that we don't use.
        # this duplicates the entries in `hook-vivisect`,
        # but works better this way.
        "vqt",
        "vdb.qt",
        "envi.qt",
        "PyQt5",
        "qt5",
        "pyqtwebengine",
        "pyasn1"
    ])

a.binaries = a.binaries - TOC([
 ('tcl85.dll', None, None),
 ('tk85.dll', None, None),
 ('_tkinter', None, None)])

pyz = PYZ(a.pure, a.zipped_data)

exe = EXE(pyz,
          a.scripts,
          a.binaries,
          a.zipfiles,
          a.datas,
          exclude_binaries=False,
          name='capa',
          icon='logo.ico',
          debug=False,
          strip=None,
          upx=True,
          console=True )

# enable the following to debug the contents of the .exe
#
#coll = COLLECT(exe,
#               a.binaries,
#               a.zipfiles,
#               a.datas,
#               strip=None,
#               upx=True,
#               name='capa-dat')