package main

import (
	"r00t2.io/vault_totp/internal"
)

type (
	Args struct {
		internal.CommonArgs
		GenArgs
	}
	GenArgs struct {
		VaultTotpMnt string   `env:"VTOTP_MNT" short:"m" long:"mount" default:"totp" description:"The Vault TOTP generator mount (a 'TOTP secrets' mount) to fetch a code for -k/--key from (or list key names from)."`
		KeyNm        []string `env:"VTOTP_GENK" short:"k" long:"key" description:"Key name(s) to generate code(s) for."`
		Readable     bool     `env:"VTOTP_RD" short:"R" long:"readable" description:"If specified, the code will be spaced out to be a bit more readable."`
		Repeat       int      `env:"VTOTP_RPT" short:"r" long:"repeat" description:"If non-zero, repeat code generation this many times. A negative number will generate codes indefinitely until ctrl-c is pressed/the program is killed. The default is to not repeat (0 == a single code, 1 == 2 codes generated, etc.)."`
		// The below are hidden (hidden:"true") until either https://github.com/hashicorp/vault/issues/31684 and/or https://github.com/openbao/openbao/issues/2233
		// I kind of fudge it for now. TODO.
		NoCtr       bool   `hidden:"true" env:"VTOTP_NOCTR" short:"q" long:"no-ctr" description:"If specified, do not perform a countdown of validity; just print the generated code to the terminal and exit immediately after."`
		PrintExpiry bool   `hidden:"true" env:"VTOTP_EXPIRY" short:"e" long:"expiry" description:"If -q/--no-ctr is specified, also print the validity duration and expiration time (but do not animate a countdown, just print the validity/expiration and code and exit). The validity is always printed if a counter is."`
		Plain       []bool `hidden:"true" env:"VTOTP_PLN" short:"p" long:"plain" description:"If specified, use a countdown timer more friendly to non-unicode terminals. Can be repeated for to three levels of increasing 'plain-ness'. Has no effect if -q/--no-ctr is specified. (Level 3 plainness is restricted to ASCII; no UTF-8.)"`
	}
)