use git_commit_prefix_gen::{Config, CommitConvention};

fn main() {
    println!("Git Commit Prefix Generator - Custom Configuration Example");
    println!("=========================================================\n");

    let custom_config = r#"
type_mapping:
  - pattern: "src/**/*.rs"     type: "feat"
  - pattern: "tests/**/*.rs"   type: "test"
  - pattern: "docs/**/*.md"    type: "docs"
scope_patterns:
  - pattern: "^src/([^/]+)/"   base: "src"
  - pattern: "^lib/([^/]+)/"   base: "lib"
ignored_patterns:
  - "^target/"
  - "^node_modules/"
"#;

    println!("Custom config:\n{}", custom_config);

    let config: Config = serde_yaml::from_str(custom_config).expect("Failed to parse config");
    let convention = config.to_convention();

    println!("\nTesting type detection with custom rules:");

    let test_files = vec!["src/auth/login.rs", "tests/main.rs", "docs/README.md"];

    for file in test_files {
        if let Some((commit_type, confidence)) = convention.detect_type(file) {
            println!("  {} -> {} (confidence: {:.0}%)", file, commit_type, confidence * 100.0);
        } else {
            println!("  {} -> No type detected", file);
        }
    }

    println!("\nTesting scope detection:");
    let test_scope_files = vec!["src/auth/login.rs", "lib/database/connection.rs"];

    for file in test_scope_files {
        let scope = convention.detect_scope(file);
        println!("  {} -> scope: {:?}", file, scope.map(|s| s.name));
    }
}