---
- name: Set up the environment for the impress app
  hosts: webserver
  become: yes
  become_user: root
  vars:
    email_address: "emi@matchu.dev" # TODO: Extract this to personal config?
    impress_hostname: impress.openneo.net
  tasks:
    # - name: Create SSH folder for logged-in user
    #   become: no
    #   file:
    #     name: .ssh
    #     mode: "700"
    #     state: directory

    # - name: Copy authorized SSH keys to logged-in user
    #   become: no
    #   copy:
    #     dest: ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
    #     src: files/authorized-ssh-keys.txt
    #     mode: "600"

    # - name: Disable root SSH login
    #   lineinfile:
    #     dest: /etc/ssh/sshd_config
    #     regexp: ^#?PermitRootLogin
    #     line: PermitRootLogin no

    # - name: Disable password-based SSH authentication
    #   lineinfile:
    #     dest: /etc/ssh/sshd_config
    #     regexp: ^#?PasswordAuthentication
    #     line: PasswordAuthentication no

    # - name: Enable public-key SSH authentication
    #   lineinfile:
    #     dest: /etc/ssh/sshd_config
    #     regexp: ^#?PubkeyAuthentication
    #     line: PubkeyAuthentication yes

    # - name: Update the apt cache
    #   apt:
    #     update_cache: yes

    # - name: Install fail2ban firewall with default settings
    #   apt:
    #     name: fail2ban

    # - name: Configure ufw firewall to allow SSH connections on port 22
    #   community.general.ufw:
    #     rule: allow
    #     port: "22"

    # - name: Configure ufw firewall to allow HTTP connections on port 80
    #   community.general.ufw:
    #     rule: allow
    #     port: "80"

    # - name: Configure ufw firewall to allow HTTPS connections on port 443
    #   community.general.ufw:
    #     rule: allow
    #     port: "443"

    # - name: Enable ufw firewall with all other ports closed by default
    #   community.general.ufw:
    #     state: enabled
    #     policy: deny

    # - name: Install unattended-upgrades
    #   apt:
    #     name: unattended-upgrades

    # - name: Enable unattended-upgrades to auto-upgrade our system
    #   copy:
    #     content: |
    #       APT::Periodic::Update-Package-Lists "1";
    #       APT::Periodic::Unattended-Upgrade "1";
    #     dest: /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/20auto-upgrades

    # - name: Configure unattended-upgrades to auto-reboot our server when necessary
    #   lineinfile:
    #     regex: ^(//\s*)?Unattended-Upgrade::Automatic-Reboot ".*";$
    #     line: Unattended-Upgrade::Automatic-Reboot "true";
    #     dest: /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50unattended-upgrades

    # - name: Configure unattended-upgrades to delay necessary reboots to 3am
    #   lineinfile:
    #     regex: ^(//\s*)?Unattended-Upgrade::Automatic-Reboot-Time ".*";$
    #     line: Unattended-Upgrade::Automatic-Reboot-Time "03:00";
    #     dest: /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50unattended-upgrades

    # - name: Configure the system timezone to be US Pacific time
    #   community.general.timezone:
    #     name: America/Los_Angeles

    # - name: Create "impress" user
    #   user:
    #     name: impress
    #     comment: Impress App
    #     home: /srv/impress
    #     create_home: false
    #     shell: /bin/bash

    # - name: Create "impress-deployers" group
    #   group:
    #     name: impress-deployers

    # - name: Add the current user to the "impress-deployers" group
    #   user:
    #     name: "{{ lookup('env', 'USER') }}"
    #     groups:
    #       - impress-deployers
    #     append: yes

    # # We use this so the deploy playbook doesn't have to prompt for a root
    # # password: this user just is trusted to act as "impress" in the future.
    # - name: Enable the "impress-deployers" group to freely act as the "impress" user
    #   community.general.sudoers:
    #     name: impress-deployers-as-impress
    #     group: impress-deployers
    #     runas: impress
    #     commands: ALL
    #     nopassword: yes

    # # Similarly, this enables us to manage the impress service in the deploy playbook
    # # and in live debugging without a password.
    # # NOTE: In the sudoers file, you need to specify the full path to the
    # # command, to avoid tricks where you use PATH to get around the intent!
    # - name: Enable the "impress-deployers" group to freely start and stop the impress service
    #   community.general.sudoers:
    #     name: impress-deployers-systemctl
    #     group: impress-deployers
    #     commands:
    #       - /bin/systemctl status impress
    #       - /bin/systemctl start impress
    #       - /bin/systemctl stop impress
    #       - /bin/systemctl restart impress
    #     nopassword: yes

    # - name: Install ACL, to enable us to run commands as the "impress" user
    #   apt:
    #     name: acl

    # - name: Install ruby-build
    #   git:
    #     repo: https://github.com/rbenv/ruby-build.git
    #     dest: /opt/ruby-build
    #     version: 4d4678bc1ed89aa6900c0ea0da23495445dbcf50

    # - name: Check if Ruby 3.1.4 is already installed
    #   stat:
    #     path: /opt/ruby-3.1.4
    #   register: ruby_dir

    # - name: Install Ruby 3.1.4
    #   command: "/opt/ruby-build/bin/ruby-build 3.1.4 /opt/ruby-3.1.4"
    #   when: not ruby_dir.stat.exists

    # - name: Add Ruby 3.1.4 to the global PATH, for developer convenience
    #   lineinfile:
    #     dest: /etc/profile
    #     line: 'PATH="/opt/ruby-3.1.4/bin:$PATH" # Added by impress deploy setup script'

    # - name: Install system dependencies for impress's Ruby gems
    #   apt:
    #     name:
    #       - libmysqlclient-dev
    #       - libyaml-dev

    # - name: Create the app folder
    #   file:
    #     path: /srv/impress
    #     owner: impress
    #     group: impress
    #     mode: "755"
    #     state: directory

    # - name: Add a convenient .bash_profile for when we log in as "impress"
    #   copy:
    #     owner: impress
    #     group: impress
    #     dest: /srv/impress/.bash_profile
    #     content: |
    #       set -a # Export all of the below
    #       RAILS_ENV=production
    #       EXECJS_RUNTIME=Disabled
    #       source /srv/impress/shared/production.env
    #       set +a

    # - name: Create the app's "versions" folder
    #   become_user: impress
    #   file:
    #     path: /srv/impress/versions
    #     state: directory

    # - name: Create the app's "shared" folder
    #   become_user: impress
    #   file:
    #     path: /srv/impress/shared
    #     state: directory

    # - name: Check for a current app version
    #   stat:
    #     path: /srv/impress/current
    #   register: current_app_version

    # - name: Check whether we already have a placeholder app
    #   stat:
    #     path: /srv/impress/versions/initial-placeholder
    #   register: existing_placeholder_app
    #   when: not current_app_version.stat.exists

    # - name: Create a placeholder app, to run until we deploy a real version
    #   become_user: impress
    #   copy:
    #     src: files/initial-placeholder
    #     dest: /srv/impress/versions
    #   when: |
    #     not current_app_version.stat.exists and
    #       not existing_placeholder_app.stat.exists

    # - name: Configure the placeholder app to run in deployment mode
    #   become_user: impress
    #   command:
    #     chdir: /srv/impress/versions/initial-placeholder
    #     cmd: /opt/ruby-3.1.4/bin/bundle config set --local deployment true
    #   when: not current_app_version.stat.exists

    # - name: Install the placeholder app's dependencies
    #   become_user: impress
    #   command:
    #     chdir: /srv/impress/versions/initial-placeholder
    #     cmd: /opt/ruby-3.1.4/bin/bundle install
    #   when: not current_app_version.stat.exists

    # - name: Set the placeholder app as the current version
    #   become_user: impress
    #   file:
    #     src: /srv/impress/versions/initial-placeholder
    #     dest: /srv/impress/current
    #     state: link
    #   when: not current_app_version.stat.exists

    # # NOTE: This file is uploaded with stricter permissions, to help protect
    # # the secrets inside. Most of the app is world-readable for convenience
    # # for debugging and letting nginx serve static files, but keep this safer!
    # - name: Upload the production.env file
    #   become_user: impress
    #   copy:
    #     dest: /srv/impress/shared/production.env
    #     src: files/production.env
    #     mode: "600"
    #   notify:
    #     - Reload systemctl
    #     - Restart impress

    - name: Create service file for impress
      copy:
        src: files/impress.service
        dest: /etc/systemd/system/impress.service  
      notify:
        - Reload systemctl
        - Restart impress

    - name: Configure impress to run now, and automatically when the system starts
      systemd:
        name: impress
        state: started
        enabled: true

    - name: Install nginx
      apt:
        name: nginx

    - name: Install core snap
      community.general.snap:
        name: core

    - name: Install certbot as a snap
      community.general.snap:
        name: certbot
        classic: yes

    - name: Set up certbot
      command: "certbot certonly --nginx -n --agree-tos --email {{ email_address }} --domains {{ impress_hostname }}"

    - name: Add impress config file to nginx
      template:
        src: files/sites-available/impress.conf
        dest: /etc/nginx/sites-available/impress.conf
      notify:
        - Restart nginx

    - name: Enable impress config file in nginx
      file:
        src: /etc/nginx/sites-available/impress.conf
        dest: /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/impress.conf
        state: link
      notify:
        - Restart nginx

  handlers:
    - name: Restart nginx
      systemd:
        name: nginx
        state: restarted

    - name: Reload systemctl
      command: systemctl daemon-reload

    - name: Restart impress
      systemd:
        name: impress
        state: restarted