# coding=utf-8
import setuptools

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plugin_identifier = "m3dfio"
plugin_package = "octoprint_%s" % plugin_identifier
plugin_name = "OctoPrint-M3DFio"
plugin_version = "0.26"
plugin_description = "Makes OctoPrint fully compatible with the Micro 3D printer"
plugin_author = "donovan6000"
plugin_author_email = "donovan6000@exploitkings.com"
plugin_url = "https://github.com/donovan6000/M3D-Fio"
plugin_license = "GPLv3"
plugin_additional_data = []

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def package_data_dirs(source, sub_folders):
	import os
	dirs = []

	for d in sub_folders:
		folder = os.path.join(source, d)
		if not os.path.exists(folder):
			continue

		for dirname, _, files in os.walk(folder):
			dirname = os.path.relpath(dirname, source)
			for f in files:
				dirs.append(os.path.join(dirname, f))

	return dirs

def usingWindows() :

	# Imports
	import platform
	
	# Return if using Windows
	return platform.uname()[0].startswith("Windows")

def params():

	# Our metadata, as defined above
	name = plugin_name
	version = plugin_version
	description = plugin_description
	author = plugin_author
	author_email = plugin_author_email
	url = plugin_url
	license = plugin_license

	# we only have our plugin package to install
	packages = [plugin_package]

	# we might have additional data files in sub folders that need to be installed too
	package_data = {plugin_package: package_data_dirs(plugin_package, ['static', 'templates', 'translations'] + plugin_additional_data)}
	include_package_data = True

	# If you have any package data that needs to be accessible on the file system, such as templates or static assets
	# this plugin is not zip_safe.
	zip_safe = False

	# Read the requirements from our requirements.txt file
	install_requires = open("requirements.txt").read().split("\n")
	
	# Add Windows Specific requirements
	if usingWindows() :
		install_requires.pop()
		install_requires += ["regex>=2016.01.10", '']
	
	# Hook the plugin into the "octoprint.plugin" entry point, mapping the plugin_identifier to the plugin_package.
	# That way OctoPrint will be able to find the plugin and load it.
	entry_points = {
		"octoprint.plugin": ["%s = %s" % (plugin_identifier, plugin_package)]
	}

	return locals()

setuptools.setup(**params())