# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from setuphelpers import *
import glob

uninstallkey=[]

def install():
    version = control['version'].split('-',1)[0]
    short_version = version.split('.',2)[0] + '.' + version.split('.',2)[1]

    oldskype = installed_softwares('skype')
    for soft in oldskype:
        if Version(soft['version'])<Version(short_version):
            print("removing version %s " % soft['name'])
            run_notfatal(uninstall_cmd(soft['key']))
    print('installing Skype %s' % version)

    install_exe_if_needed('Skype-%s.exe' % version, key='Skype_is1',min_version=short_version)
    remove_desktop_shortcut('Skype')
    killalltasks(control['impacted_process'])

def session_setup():
    print('Disable Skype self update')
    # Not very elegant, but when skype tries to update by itself, it just
    # ask for admin privs, preventing users to run it. There's no switch to turn
    # the update off. The only way is to create a directory
    # named like the setup file, so the setup file can't be created
    skype_setup = makepath(user_appdata(),'Microsoft','Skype for Desktop','Skype-Setup.exe')
    if isfile(skype_setup):
        remove_file(skype_setup)
    mkdirs(skype_setup)

def update_package():
    control = PackageEntry().load_control_from_wapt ('.')
    wget('https://go.skype.com/windows.desktop.download','skype-temp.exe')
    new_version = get_file_properties('skype-temp.exe')['FileVersion']

    if Version(new_version) > Version(control['version'].split('-',1)[0]):
        print('Found new version : %s' % new_version)
        exes = glob.glob('Skype*.exe')
        for fn in exes:
            if fn != 'skype-temp.exe':
                remove_file(fn)

        filecopyto('skype-temp.exe', 'Skype-%s.exe' % new_version)

        control.version = '%s-%s' % (new_version,0)
        control.maturity = 'PREPROD'
        control.save_control_to_wapt('.')

    remove_file('skype-temp.exe')

if __name__ == '__main__':
    update_package()