#!/usr/bin/env ruby

require 'json'
require 'chronic'

# First, figure out if we have tasks to deal with.
tasks = $stdin.filter { |line| line.start_with? '{' }

# If this is a creation, we'll only get one event. Count is as both the original and the new.
original_json_task, json_task = case tasks.length
  when 2 then tasks
  else
      [tasks.first, tasks.first]
end

# Finally, actually handle the shorthands.
task = JSON.parse(json_task)
original_task = JSON.parse(original_json_task)

loop do

  case task['description']

	# Wait
    when /w:([^ ]+)/
        task['wait'] = Chronic.parse($1)
        task['description'].sub!("w:#{$1}", "")

    # Project
    when /p:([^ ]+)/
        task['project'] = $1
        task['description'].sub!("p:#{$1}", "")

    # Due
    when /d:([^ ]+)/
        task['due'] = Chronic.parse($1)
        task['description'].sub!("d:#{$1}", "")

    # Depends
    when /dep:([^ ]+)/
        task['depends'] = $1
        task['description'].sub!("dep:#{$1}", "")

    # Every
    when /e:([^ ]+)/
        task['every'] = $1
        task['description'].sub!("e:#{$1}", "")

    # RecurAfter
    when /a:([^ ]+)/
        task['recur_after'] = $1
        task['description'].sub!("a:#{$1}", "")

    # Scheduled
    when /s:([^ ]+)/
        task['scheduled'] = Chronic.parse($1)
        task['description'].sub!("s:#{$1}", "")

	# Once we're out of things to expand, start parsing, and emit.
    else
      raise StopIteration
  end
end

# If we wound up with no description; e.g. because we were just given things to mod, use the original description.
task['description'] = original_task['description'] if task['description'].strip.empty?

print task.to_json