param (
    [switch] $release
)

$wdir = $PSScriptRoot
$module = "PowershellModule"
$output = "$wdir/$module"

if (Test-Path $output)
{
   Remove-Item $output -Recurse
}

New-Item $output -ItemType Directory

# copy the built dlls to this directory
if($release){
    # For release we'll get a bunch of dependencies that we honestly do not need.
    # This module is built to run assuming the dotnet 10 runtime exists, and powershell is 7.6 or higher,
    # because of this we really don't need the system.* dlls that come with the publish, or the random ass
    # newtonsoft.json.dll that comes from ???? publish fucking sucks for libraries even with framework-dependent
    # selected as the publish option
    Copy-Item -Path "$( $wdir )\..\bin\Release\net10.0\publish\$module.dll" -Destination $output
    Copy-Item -Path "$( $wdir )\..\bin\Release\net10.0\publish\ModuleCore.dll" -Destination $output
} else
{
    Copy-Item -Path "$( $wdir )\..\bin\Debug\net10.0\*.dll" -Destination $output
}
#Copy-Item -Path "$( $wdir )\..\bin\Debug\netstandard2.1\*.dll" -Destination $output

$manifestSplat = @{
    Path = "$output/$module.psd1"
    Author = 'Me'
    # technically we only need the base module here and it'll locate any dlls it needs
    NestedModules = @("$module.dll")#(Get-ChildItem "$output/*.dll" | Select-Object { $_.Name } -ExpandProperty Name)
    RootModule = "$module.psm1"
#    FunctionsToExport = @('Get-Calendar')
    CmdletsToExport = @('Get-Calendar')
    # These should all be empty arrays - otherwise they default to wildcard which the generated psd1 will helpfully
    # tell you not to do for performance reasons, as the fallback if these are left out is to use wildcard...
    FunctionsToExport = @()
    VariablesToExport = @()
    AliasesToExport = @()
}

New-ModuleManifest @manifestSplat
# We don't actually need content here, it's just so PowerShell has an entry point
New-Item "$output/$module.psm1" -ItemType File