# Consumer devenv.nix example
# Add josh-sync as a flake input in your devenv.yaml or flake.nix,
# then import the module here.
#
# In devenv.yaml:
#   inputs:
#     josh-sync:
#       url: git+https://your-gitea.example.com/org/josh-sync?ref=refs/tags/v1.2
#       flake: true
#
# Or in flake.nix:
#   inputs.josh-sync = {
#     url = "git+https://your-gitea.example.com/org/josh-sync?ref=refs/tags/v1.2";
#     inputs.nixpkgs.follows = "nixpkgs";
#   };

{ inputs, pkgs, ... }:

{
  imports = [ inputs.josh-sync.devenvModules.default ];

  # josh-sync CLI is now available in the shell.
  # Commands:
  #   josh-sync sync --forward         Forward sync (mono → subrepo)
  #   josh-sync sync --reverse         Reverse sync (subrepo → mono)
  #   josh-sync preflight              Validate config and connectivity
  #   josh-sync import <target>        Initial import from subrepo
  #   josh-sync reset <target>         Reset subrepo to josh-filtered view
  #   josh-sync onboard <target>       Interactive import + reset workflow
  #   josh-sync migrate-pr <target>    Migrate PRs from archived repo
  #   josh-sync status                 Show target config and sync state
  #   josh-sync state show <t> [b]     Show state JSON
  #   josh-sync state reset <t> [b]    Reset state

  enterShell = ''
    echo "Josh Sync available — run 'josh-sync --help' for commands"
  '';
}