#!/usr/bin/ruby

require 'optparse'
load '/home/sdtd/source/lib/telnet.rb'
load './sdtdsay-class.rb'

options = {}
optparse = OptionParser.new do |opts|
   begin
      opts.banner = 'Usage: send-command.rb [options]'

      opts.on('-c <command>', '--command', String, 'The command to send i.e. "listplayers" or "listknownplayers"', '\'say "something to someone"\' or "admin add blotavious 0"') do |arg|
         options[:command] = arg.to_s
      end

      opts.on('-?', '--help', 'This help screen') do
         puts opts
         exit 0
      end

      options[:device] = "TELNET"
      opts.on('-D <device>', '--device', 'The device to use, can be one of "TELNET" or "STDOUT"') do |arg|
         options[:device] = arg.to_s
      end

      options[:quiet] = FALSE
      opts.on('-q', '--quiet', 'Suppress output') do
         options[:quiet] = TRUE
      end

      if ARGV.length < 1 then
         puts opts
         exit
      end
      opts.parse!
   rescue OptionParser::MissingArgument
      puts 'This option requires an argument'
      puts opts
      exit
   rescue OptionParser::InvalidArgument
      puts 'The argument supplied is invalid, i.e. a number instead of a string etc.'
      puts opts
      exit
   end
end

telnet = SDTDSay.new({  :device => options[:device],
                        :password => 'yourpassword',
                        :host => 'localhost',
                        :port => 8081,
                        :quiet => options[:quiet]})

telnet.send(options[:command])
telnet.close