require File::Spec;
my $test_ddl_fn     = File::Spec->catfile(qw( t lib sqlite.sql ));
my @test_ddl_cmd    = qw( -I lib -I t/lib -- maint/gen_sqlite_schema_files --schema-class DBICTest::Schema );
my $example_ddl_fn  = File::Spec->catfile(qw( examples Schema db example.sql ));
my $example_db_fn   = File::Spec->catfile(qw( examples Schema db example.db ));
my @example_ddl_cmd = qw( -I lib -I examples/Schema -- maint/gen_sqlite_schema_files --schema-class MyApp::Schema );
my @example_pop_cmd = qw( -I lib -I examples/Schema -- examples/Schema/insertdb.pl );
# If the author doesn't have the prereqs, still generate a Makefile
# The EUMM build-stage generation will run unconditionally and
# errors will not be ignored unlike here
require DBIx::Class::Optional::Dependencies;
if ( DBIx::Class::Optional::Dependencies->req_ok_for ('deploy') ) {
  print "Regenerating $test_ddl_fn\n";
  system( $^X, @test_ddl_cmd, '--ddl-out' => $test_ddl_fn );
  print "Regenerating $example_ddl_fn and $example_db_fn\n";
  system( $^X, @example_ddl_cmd, '--ddl-out' => $example_ddl_fn, '--deploy-to' => $example_db_fn );
  print "Populating $example_db_fn\n";
  system( $^X, @example_pop_cmd  );
  # if we don't do it some git tools (e.g. gitk) get confused that the
  # ddl file is modified, when it clearly isn't
  system('git status --porcelain >' . File::Spec->devnull);
}
postamble <<"EOP";
clonedir_generate_files : dbic_clonedir_regen_test_ddl
dbic_clonedir_regen_test_ddl :
\t\$(ABSPERLRUN) @test_ddl_cmd --ddl-out @{[ $mm_proto->quote_literal($test_ddl_fn) ]}
\t\$(ABSPERLRUN) @example_ddl_cmd --ddl-out @{[ $mm_proto->quote_literal($example_ddl_fn) ]} --deploy-to @{[ $mm_proto->quote_literal($example_db_fn) ]}
\t\$(ABSPERLRUN) @example_pop_cmd
EOP
# keep the Makefile.PL eval happy
1;