module ChefCLI::Helpers

def default_package_home

def default_package_home
  if Chef::Platform.windows?
    File.join(ENV["LOCALAPPDATA"], "chef-workstation")
  else
    File.expand_path("~/.chef-workstation")
  end
end

def err(message)

def err(message)
  stderr.print("#{message}\n")
end

def expected_omnibus_root

def expected_omnibus_root
  File.expand_path(File.join(Gem.ruby, "..", "..", ".."))
end

def git_bin_dir

for a better proposed solution.
This is only a temporary solution - see https://github.com/chef/chef-cli/issues/854
somewhere else that we can append to the end of the path.
Because we put `embedded/bin` on the path we must move the git binaries
Unix users do not want git on their path if they already have it installed.
def git_bin_dir
  @git_bin_dir ||= File.expand_path(File.join(omnibus_root, "gitbin"))
end

def git_windows_bin_dir

has a bunch of helpful unix utilties (like ssh, scp, etc.) bundled with it
In our Windows ChefCLI omnibus package we include Git For Windows, which
def git_windows_bin_dir
  @git_windows_bin_dir ||= File.expand_path(File.join(omnibus_root, "embedded", "git", "usr", "bin"))
end

def msg(message)

def msg(message)
  stdout.print("#{message}\n")
end

def omnibus_bin_dir

def omnibus_bin_dir
  @omnibus_bin_dir ||= omnibus_expand_path(omnibus_root, "bin")
end

def omnibus_embedded_bin_dir

def omnibus_embedded_bin_dir
  @omnibus_embedded_bin_dir ||= omnibus_expand_path(omnibus_root, "embedded", "bin")
end

def omnibus_env


environment vars for omnibus
def omnibus_env
  @omnibus_env ||=
    begin
      user_bin_dir = File.expand_path(File.join(Gem.user_dir, "bin"))
      path = [ omnibus_bin_dir, user_bin_dir, omnibus_embedded_bin_dir, ENV["PATH"] ]
      path << git_bin_dir if Dir.exist?(git_bin_dir)
      path << git_windows_bin_dir if Dir.exist?(git_windows_bin_dir)
      {
        "PATH" => path.join(File::PATH_SEPARATOR),
        "GEM_ROOT" => Gem.default_dir,
        "GEM_HOME" => Gem.user_dir,
        "GEM_PATH" => Gem.path.join(File::PATH_SEPARATOR),
      }
    end
end

def omnibus_expand_path(*paths)

def omnibus_expand_path(*paths)
  dir = File.expand_path(File.join(paths))
  raise OmnibusInstallNotFound.new unless dir && File.directory?(dir)
  dir
end

def omnibus_install?


Locates the omnibus directories
def omnibus_install?
  # We also checck if the location we're running from (omnibus_root is relative to currently-running ruby)
  # includes the version manifest that omnibus packages ship with.  If it doesn't then we're running locally or
  # out of a gem - so not as an 'omnibus install'
  File.exist?(expected_omnibus_root) && File.exist?(File.join(expected_omnibus_root, "version-manifest.json"))
end

def omnibus_root

def omnibus_root
  @omnibus_root ||= omnibus_expand_path(expected_omnibus_root)
end

def os_x?

Returns true if we are on Mac OS X. Otherwise false
def os_x?
  !!(RUBY_PLATFORM =~ /darwin/)
end

def package_home

def package_home
  @package_home ||= begin
                     package_home_set = !([nil, ""].include? ENV["CHEF_WORKSTATION_HOME"])
                     if package_home_set
                       ENV["CHEF_WORKSTATION_HOME"]
                     else
                       default_package_home
                     end
                   end
end

def reset!

Other tags:
    Api: - private
def reset!
  instance_variables.each do |ivar|
    instance_variable_set(ivar, nil)
  end
end

def stderr

def stderr
  $stderr
end

def stdout

def stdout
  $stdout
end

def system_command(*command_args)


Runs given commands using mixlib-shellout
def system_command(*command_args)
  cmd = Mixlib::ShellOut.new(*command_args)
  cmd.run_command
  cmd
end

def usr_bin_path(command)

Returns the full path to the given command under usr_bin_prefix
def usr_bin_path(command)
  File.join(usr_bin_prefix, command)
end

def usr_bin_prefix

platforms they are under /usr/bin
On Mac we place all of our symlinks under /usr/local/bin on other
Returns the directory that contains our main symlinks.
def usr_bin_prefix
  @usr_bin_prefix ||= os_x? ? "/usr/local/bin" : "/usr/bin"
end

def with_file(path, mode = "wb+", &block)

as this is the most common case we have.
and binary so that windows writes out what we tell it,
Open a file. By default, the mode is for read+write,
def with_file(path, mode = "wb+", &block)
  File.open(path, mode, &block)
end