#!/bin/bash

TARGET="$1"
if [ -z "$TARGET" ]; then
  echo "Usage: ./scripts/sync-down production [dbname]"
  echo "(or as appropriate)"
  exit 1
fi

source deployment/settings || exit 1
source "deployment/settings.$TARGET" || exit 1

#Enter the Mongo DB name (should be same locally and remotely).
if [ -z "$APOS_DATABASE_NAME" ]; then
  dbName=$PROJECT
else
  dbName=$APOS_DATABASE_NAME
fi

#Enter the Project name (should be what you called it for stagecoach).
projectName=$PROJECT

#Enter the SSH username/url for the remote server.
remoteSSH="-p $SSH_PORT $USER@$SERVER"
rsyncTransport="ssh -p $SSH_PORT"
rsyncDestination="$USER@$SERVER"

echo "Syncing MongoDB"
ssh $remoteSSH mongodump -d $dbName -o /tmp/mongodump.$dbName &&
rsync -av -e "$rsyncTransport" $rsyncDestination:/tmp/mongodump.$dbName/ /tmp/mongodump.$dbName  &&
ssh $remoteSSH rm -rf /tmp/mongodump.$dbName &&
# noIndexRestore increases compatibility between 3.x and 2.x,
# and Apostrophe will recreate the indexes correctly at startup
mongorestore --noIndexRestore --drop -d $dbName /tmp/mongodump.$dbName/$dbName &&
echo "Syncing Files" &&
rsync -av --delete -e "$rsyncTransport" $rsyncDestination:/opt/stagecoach/apps/$projectName/uploads/ ./public/uploads  &&
echo "Synced down from $TARGET"
echo "YOU MUST RESTART THE SITE LOCALLY TO REBUILD THE MONGODB INDEXES."