import { ContentManager } from './src/contentManager.js';
import { ArticleGenerator } from './src/articleGenerator.js';
import { MagazineGenerator } from './src/magazineGenerator.js';
import * as fs from 'fs'; // Node.js file system module

// Ensure output directory exists for content file and EPUB
if (!fs.existsSync('./out')){
    fs.mkdirSync('./out', { recursive: true });
}

// 1. Initialize ContentManager.
//    It loads from 'out/magazine-content.json' by default, or creates it.
//    You can specify a custom path: new ContentManager('out/my-custom-content.json');
const contentManager = new ContentManager();

// 2. Add content programmatically
contentManager.addArticle(
    "Programmatic Article",
    "<p>This is content added via code.</p>",
    "Technology",
    "Scripter"
);
contentManager.addInterest("Advanced JavaScript", "Exploring new JS features", "high");

// 3. Initialize ArticleGenerator and MagazineGenerator
const articleGenerator = new ArticleGenerator(contentManager);
const magazineGenerator = new MagazineGenerator(contentManager, articleGenerator);

// 4. Generate the magazine
//    The magazine file will be saved in the './out' directory.
magazineGenerator.generateMagazine()
    .then(path => console.log(`Magazine generated at: ${path}`))
    .catch(error => console.error('Error generating magazine:', error));

import * as fs from 'fs';
import { ContentManager } from './src/contentManager.js';

// Initialize ContentManager (uses 'out/magazine-content.json' by default)
const contentManager = new ContentManager();

const articlesDir = './my_markdown_articles'; // Create this directory and put .md files in it

if (fs.existsSync(articlesDir)) {
    const articleFiles = fs.readdirSync(articlesDir)
        .filter(file => file.endsWith('.md'));

    console.log(`Found ${articleFiles.length} markdown files in ${articlesDir}.`);

    articleFiles.forEach(file => {
const filePath = path.join(articlesDir, file);
        const markdownContent = fs.readFileSync(filePath, 'utf8');
        // For simplicity, using filename (without .md) as title.
        // You might parse frontmatter for title, category, author.
        const title = file.replace(/\.md$/, '');

        // Convert Markdown to HTML (basic example, consider a library for robust conversion)
        // For this example, we'll assume content is already HTML or simple text.
        // If you have Markdown, you'd convert it to HTML here.
        // For now, let's wrap it in <p> if it's not HTML already.
        const htmlContent = markdownContent.startsWith('<') ? markdownContent : `<p>${markdownContent.replace(/\n/g, '</p><p>')}</p>`;

        contentManager.addArticle(
            title,
            htmlContent,
            "Batch Import", // Default category
            "Batch Script"  // Default author
        );
    });
    console.log(`Successfully processed and added ${articleFiles.length} articles.`);
} else {
    console.warn(`Directory ${articlesDir} not found. Create it and add Markdown files to test batch processing.`);
}