#ifndef OUTPUT_HPP
#define OUTPUT_HPP

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <ostream>

namespace dropshell {

/*

output.hpp and output.cpp - simple output helpers.

Defines ostreams:

debug, info, warning, error.

These ostreams can be used with C++23 print and println, e.g.
std::println(debug, "funny variable: {}={}","my_var",my_var);

Also defines a few helper functions:

PrintDebug(const std::string& msg);     // equivalent to std::println(debug, msg);
PrintInfo(const std::string& msg);      // equivalent to std::println(info, msg);
PrintWarning(const std::string& msg);   // equivalent to std::println(warning, msg);
PrintError(const std::string& msg);     // equivalent to std::println(error, msg);

Output for these streams for each line is formatted as:
[DBG] <message>
[INF] <message>
[WRN] <message>
[ERR] <message>

The output is coloured, and the tag is printed in grey.

In addition, when not using any of the above, helper routines for coloring the output of cout and cerr are provided.

SetColour(std::ostream& os, sColour colour);

Where sColour is an enum:
enum class sColour {
    RESET,
    DEBUG,
    INFO,
    WARNING,
    ERROR
};


*/

// Output streams for different log levels
extern std::ostream& debug;
extern std::ostream& info;
extern std::ostream& warning;
extern std::ostream& error;

extern std::ostream& rawout;
extern std::ostream& rawerr;

// Enum for colours
enum class sColour {
    RESET,
    DEBUG,
    INFO,
    WARNING,
    ERROR
};
std::ostream& colourstream(sColour colour);

// Set colour for a stream
void SetColour(sColour colour, std::ostream& os = std::cerr);

class SwitchColour
{
    public:
    SwitchColour(sColour colour, std::ostream& os = std::cerr);
    ~SwitchColour();
    private:
    std::ostream& os_;
    sColour colour_;
};

} // namespace dropshell

#endif // OUTPUT_HPP