#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Platform-authored stand-in for the captured install-tool.sh, passed to the captured helpers as INSTALL_TOOL. It has the same call shape
# (`require-installed-tool.sh TOOL DEST_DIR`) but never downloads: the tool must already be baked into the source-tools image, and a
# missing or non-executable tool fails the run. It only links the baked tool into DEST_DIR where the helper expects to find it.
# env: SOURCE_TOOLS_DIR  the image's tool directory (default /opt/source-tools; tests point it at a fixture)
set -eu
tool=${1:-}
dest=${2:-}
[ -n "$tool" ] && [ -n "$dest" ] || { echo "require-installed-tool: usage: TOOL DEST_DIR" >&2; exit 2; }
root=${SOURCE_TOOLS_DIR:-/opt/source-tools}
mkdir -p -- "$dest"
case "$tool" in
  actionlint|shellcheck|yq|jq|envsubst)
    [ -x "$root/bin/$tool" ] || { echo "require-installed-tool: $tool is not installed at $root/bin/$tool; this runtime does not download tools" >&2; exit 1; }
    ln -s "$root/bin/$tool" "$dest/$tool" ;;
  bats)
    # install-tool.sh bats leaves DEST/bin/bats; the helper puts DEST/bin on PATH.
    [ -x "$root/bats/bin/bats" ] || { echo "require-installed-tool: bats is not installed at $root/bats/bin/bats; this runtime does not download tools" >&2; exit 1; }
    mkdir -p -- "$dest/bin"
    ln -s "$root/bats/bin/bats" "$dest/bin/bats" ;;
  *)
    echo "require-installed-tool: '$tool' is not part of the source-tools image" >&2
    exit 1 ;;
esac