/*
EamusePluginRoute. Handle your game message like this

You can send a plain XML request to test this route:
<call model="NULL:example">
	<example method="method" card="E0040123456789AB"></example>
</call>
*/
export const example: EPR = async (info, data, send) => {
  /* [Check documentation for the entire API] */

  /*
    Access data from request like this
    NOTE: all card number will be automatically converted to refid|dataid.
    This is to support older game that doesn't use cardmng,
      yet still allow them to register with internal profile manager.
    And they can show up in WebUI as a profile, along with card binding feature.
   */
  const ids = $(data).attr().card.split('|');
  const refid = ids[0];
  const dataid = ids[1];

  /* Access config like this */
  const event = U.GetConfig('event');

  /*
    Create user data in profile space if not exists
    WebUI will try to find a "name" field in profile documents and display them.
    If you are using a collection of data for each profile,
      make sure to avoid using name field in supplementary documents.
    If you have multiple documents per refid, it is recommended to provide a field to
      simulate collections in NoSQL database (e.g. MongoDB)
   */
  await DB.Upsert(
    refid,
    {
      collection: 'profile',
      name: 'ＰＬＡＹＥＲ',
    },
    { $inc: { login_count: 1 } }
  );

  /* 
    Send your response like this
    There are more methods for sending request.
   */
  send.pugFile('templates/example.pug', { refid, event, datid: dataid });

  /* Or you can send ejs template (plain xml works as well) */
  // send.xmlFile('templates/example.xml', { refid, event });
};

export const changeName = async (data: any) => {
  await DB.Update(data.refid, { collection: 'profile' }, { $set: { name: data.name } });
};

export const randomNumber = async (data: any, send: WebUISend) => {
  send.json({ number: Math.floor(Math.random() * 100) });
};