using BepInEx;
using ItemManager;

namespace Weapons
{
	[BepInPlugin(ModGUID, ModName, ModVersion)]
	public class Weapons : BaseUnityPlugin
	{
		private const string ModName = "Weapons";
		private const string ModVersion = "1.0";
		private const string ModGUID = "org.bepinex.plugins.weapons";
		
		public void Awake()
		{
			Item ironFangAxe = new("ironfang", "IronFangAxe", "IronFang");
			ironFangAxe.Name.English("Iron Fang Axe"); // You can use this to fix the display name in code
			ironFangAxe.Description.English("A sharp blade made of iron.");
			ironFangAxe.Name.German("Eisenzahnaxt"); // Or add translations for other languages
			ironFangAxe.Description.German("Eine sehr scharfe Axt, bestehend aus Eisen und Wolfszähnen.");
			ironFangAxe.Crafting.Add("MyAmazingCraftingStation", 3); // Custom crafting stations can be specified as a string
			ironFangAxe.MaximumRequiredStationLevel = 5; // Limits the crafting station level required to upgrade or repair the item to 5
			ironFangAxe.RequiredItems.Add("Iron", 120);
			ironFangAxe.RequiredItems.Add("WolfFang", 20);
			ironFangAxe.RequiredItems.Add("Silver", 40);
			ironFangAxe.RequiredUpgradeItems.Add("Iron", 20); // Upgrade requirements are per item, even if you craft two at the same time
			ironFangAxe.RequiredUpgradeItems.Add("Silver", 10); // 10 Silver: You need 10 silver for level 2, 20 silver for level 3, 30 silver for level 4
			ironFangAxe.CraftAmount = 2; // We really want to dual wield these
			
			ItemManager.PrefabManager.RegisterPrefab("ironfang", "axeVisual"); // If our axe has a special visual effect, like a glow, we can skip adding it to the ObjectDB this way
			ItemManager.PrefabManager.RegisterPrefab("ironfang", "axeSound"); // Same for special sound effects
			
			Item heroBlade = new("heroset", "HeroBlade");
			heroBlade.Crafting.Add(CraftingTable.Workbench, 2);
			heroBlade.RequiredItems.Add("Wood", 5);
			heroBlade.RequiredItems.Add("DeerHide", 2);
			heroBlade.RequiredUpgradeItems.Add("Wood", 2);
			heroBlade.RequiredUpgradeItems.Add("Flint", 2); // You can even add new items for the upgrade
			
			Item heroShield = new("heroset", "HeroShield");
			heroShield["My first recipe"].Crafting.Add(CraftingTable.Workbench, 1); // You can add multiple recipes for the same item, by giving the recipe a name
			heroShield["My first recipe"].RequiredItems.Add("Wood", 10);
			heroShield["My first recipe"].RequiredItems.Add("Flint", 5);
			heroShield["My first recipe"].RequiredUpgradeItems.Add("Wood", 5);
			heroShield["My alternate recipe"].Crafting.Add(CraftingTable.Forge, 1); // And this is our second recipe then
			heroShield["My alternate recipe"].RequiredItems.Add("Bronze", 2);
			heroShield["My alternate recipe"].RequiredUpgradeItems.Add("Bronze", 1);
			heroShield.Snapshot(); // I don't have an icon for this item in my asset bundle, so I will let the ItemManager generate one automatically
			// The icon for the item will have the same rotation as the item in unity
			
			_ = new Conversion(heroBlade) // For some reason, we want to be able to put a hero shield into a smelter, to get a hero blade
			{
				Input = "HeroShield",
				Piece = ConversionPiece.Smelter
			};
			
			heroShield.DropsFrom.Add("Greydwarf", 0.3f, 1, 2); // A Greydwarf has a 30% chance, to drop 1-2 hero shields.
		}
	}
}