.PHONY: install build start dev clean docker-build docker-dev docker-prod docker-stop docker-rebuild-dev docker-rebuild-prod

# Define variables
APP_NAME := drb-frontend
DOCKER_IMAGE_NAME := $(APP_NAME):latest
DOCKER_DEV_CONTAINER_NAME := $(APP_NAME)-dev-container
DOCKER_PROD_CONTAINER_NAME := $(APP_NAME)-prod-container

# --- Local Development and Build ---

# Default target
all: dev

# Install Node.js dependencies
install:
	@echo "➡️ Installing Node.js dependencies..."
	npm install

# Build the Next.js application for production
build: install
	@echo "➡️ Building Next.js application for production..."
	npm run build

# Start the Next.js application in production mode (locally)
start: build
	@echo "➡️ Starting Next.js application in production mode locally..."
	npm start

# Start the Next.js application in development mode (locally)
dev: install
	@echo "➡️ Starting Next.js application in development mode locally (Fast Refresh enabled)..."
	npm run dev

# Clean up build artifacts and node_modules
clean:
	@echo "➡️ Cleaning up build artifacts and node_modules..."
	rm -rf .next out node_modules
	@echo "✅ Clean up complete."

# --- Docker Operations ---

# Build the Docker image
docker-build:
	@echo "🐳 Building Docker image: $(DOCKER_IMAGE_NAME)..."
	docker build -t $(DOCKER_IMAGE_NAME) .
	@echo "✅ Docker image built successfully."

# Run the Docker container in development mode
docker-dev: #docker-build
	@echo "🚀 Running Docker container in DEVELOPMENT mode: $(DOCKER_DEV_CONTAINER_NAME)..."
	@echo "   (Volume mounted for Fast Refresh: $(PWD):/app)"
	# Ensure node_modules is also mounted, as it's typically excluded from the main volume mount
	# to avoid issues with host OS vs. container OS binary compatibility.
	# The bind mount for node_modules effectively hides the one from the image.
	docker run \
		-it \
		--rm \
		--name $(DOCKER_DEV_CONTAINER_NAME) \
		-p 3000:3000 \
		-e NEXT_PUBLIC_DRB_BASE_API_URL=$(NEXT_PUBLIC_DRB_BASE_API_URL) \
		-v "$(PWD):/app" \
		-v "/app/node_modules" \
		-e NODE_ENV=development \
		$(DOCKER_IMAGE_NAME)
	@echo "✨ Docker container started in development. Access at http://localhost:3000"


# Run the Docker container in production mode
docker-prod: docker-build docker-stop-prod
	@echo "🚀 Running Docker container in PRODUCTION mode: $(DOCKER_PROD_CONTAINER_NAME)..."
	docker run -d --rm --name $(DOCKER_PROD_CONTAINER_NAME) -p 3000:3000 $(DOCKER_IMAGE_NAME)
	@echo "✅ Docker container started in production. Access at http://localhost:3000"

# Stop and remove the DEVELOPMENT Docker container
docker-stop-dev:
	@echo "🛑 Stopping and removing DEVELOPMENT Docker container: $(DOCKER_DEV_CONTAINER_NAME)..."
	-docker stop $(DOCKER_DEV_CONTAINER_NAME) 2>/dev/null || true
	-docker rm $(DOCKER_DEV_CONTAINER_NAME) 2>/dev/null || true
	@echo "✅ Development Docker container stopped and removed (if it was running)."

# Stop and remove the PRODUCTION Docker container
docker-stop-prod:
	@echo "🛑 Stopping and removing PRODUCTION Docker container: $(DOCKER_PROD_CONTAINER_NAME)..."
	-docker stop $(DOCKER_PROD_CONTAINER_NAME) 2>/dev/null || true
	-docker rm $(DOCKER_PROD_CONTAINER_NAME) 2>/dev/null || true
	@echo "✅ Production Docker container stopped and removed (if it was running)."

# Stop and remove ALL Docker containers related to this app
docker-stop-all: docker-stop-dev docker-stop-prod
	@echo "🛑 Stopped all active containers for $(APP_NAME)."

# Rebuild and rerun the Docker container in development mode
docker-rebuild-dev: docker-build docker-dev
	@echo "🔄 Rebuilding and rerunning Docker container in development."

# Rebuild and rerun the Docker container in production mode
docker-rebuild-prod: docker-build docker-prod
	@echo "🔄 Rebuilding and rerunning Docker container in production."