from glob import glob
import os
import subprocess
import jinja2

# https://devdocs.io/python~3.9/library/glob#glob.glob
# files = glob("content/**", recursive=True)
# print(files)
print("---------")

all_html = ""
all_md = ""
html=[]

folders = glob("./*")
print(folders)

for folder in folders:
	files = glob(folder + "/*")
	print(files)
	print("************")

	for file in files:
		#print(file)
		if file.endswith(".md"):
			print("===========")
			file = file.replace(" ", "\ ")
			print(file)

			# pandoc2 = "pandoc -f markdown -t html " + file 
			# html_data = subprocess.run(pandoc2, capture_output=True, text=True).stdout
			# print("html_data: ", html_data)
			
			# #editing the html before creatings the main file
			# # filename = os.path.basename(file)
			# # print("filename", filename)
			# # html_data = html_data.replace('<img src="','<img src="' + folder + '/')
			
			# print("This is the html data: ", html_data)

			# # and then collect all that content into a variable called "all_html"
			# # add this content to all_html
			# all_html = all_html + html_data
			# html.append(html_data)

			md_data = open(file).read()
			all_md += "\n"+md_data

#create booklet.md
output = open("00-booklet/booklet.md", "w")
output.write(all_md)
output.close()
print("booklet md files saved!")

# use pandoc to convert booklet.md to html
pandoc_command = "pandoc --toc -f markdown -t html 00-booklet/booklet.md"
#html_data = subprocess.run(pandoc_command, capture_output=True, text=True).stdout
html_data = subprocess.check_output(pandoc_command, shell=True, text=True,encoding="utf-8")
print("html has been generated!")
#print("html data!", html_data)

#html to template environment
env = jinja2.Environment(loader=jinja2.FileSystemLoader("00-booklet"))
template = env.get_template("booklet.template.html")
booklet_html = template.render(content=html_data)
print("this is the html: ", booklet_html)
output = open("00-booklet/booklet.html", "w")
output.write(booklet_html)
output.close()
print("booklet html files saved!")

#take all the css files and write to main css


# Now open this page in the browser, remember: paged.js needs to be accessed through a webserver.

# To run a webserver locally, you can use:
# cd SI20/booklet/
# python3 -m http.server
# localhost:8000/booklet.html