#!/bin/bash 
# converts aqoaba markdown into tex
# TODO
# - [ ] formatting scripture https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/652451/264579
# - [ ] do I even need mutliple verse environments? 
USAGE="""USAGE: 
	$(basename $0) markdown-file"""
if [ $# -ne 1 ] ; then echo "$USAGE" && exit 1; fi
INFILE=$1
# remove any suffix https://stackoverflow.com/a/36341390
BASENAME=$( basename "${INFILE%.*}" ) 
DIRNAME=$( dirname "$INFILE" ) 
#echo $BASENAME
#echo $DIRNAME
KEEP_TMP_FILES=0

#set -x 
#set -e

# 
# TODO 
# check if same number of paragraphs? 
# convert md to html 
pandoc --wrap=none -f markdown $DIRNAME/${BASENAME}.md -t html -o ${BASENAME}.html 
# convert html to tex 
# check if on linux or macos 
if [[ $(uname) == "Linux" ]] 
then 
    SED_CMD="sed -i" 
elif [[ $(uname) == "Darwin" ]]
then
    SED_CMD="sed -i ''" 
fi
#$SED_CMD 's@<p>@\n\\pstart\n@' ${BASENAME}.html
#$SED_CMD 's@</p>@\n\\pend@'    ${BASENAME}.html
$SED_CMD 's@<p>@\n\\pend\\pstart\n@' ${BASENAME}.html
$SED_CMD 's@</p>@@'    ${BASENAME}.html
$SED_CMD 's@“@\\enquote{@g' ${BASENAME}.html
$SED_CMD 's@”@}@g'          ${BASENAME}.html
$SED_CMD 's@<h1.*">@\\section{@' ${BASENAME}.html
$SED_CMD 's@</h1>@}@'           ${BASENAME}.html
$SED_CMD 's@<h2.*">@\\pend\\pstart\\subsection{@' ${BASENAME}.html
$SED_CMD 's@</h2>@}@'   ${BASENAME}.html
$SED_CMD "s@’@'@g" ${BASENAME}.html
mv ${BASENAME}.html ${BASENAME}.tex
cat ${BASENAME}.tex && rm ${BASENAME}.tex
if [[ -f ${BASENAME}.html\'\' ]] ; then rm ${BASENAME}.html\'\' ; fi