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/// \file store/layout.hpp
/// File system layout definition for the Kyua data files.
///
/// Tests results files are all stored in a centralized directory by default.
/// In the general case, we do not want the user to have to worry about files:
/// we expose an identifier-based interface where each tests results file has a
/// unique identifier.  However, we also want to give full freedom to the user
/// to store such files wherever he likes so we have to deal with paths as well.
///
/// When creating a new results file, the inputs to resolve the path can be:
/// - NEW: Automatic generation of a new results file, so we want to return its
///   public identifier and the path for internal consumption.
/// - A path: The user provided the specific location where he wants the file
///   stored, so we just obey that.  There is no public identifier in this case
///   because there is no naming scheme imposed on the generated files.
///
/// When opening an existing results file, the inputs to resolve the path can
/// be:
/// - LATEST: Given the current directory, we derive the corresponding test
///   suite name and find the latest timestamped file in the centralized
///   location.
/// - A path: If the file exists, we just open that.  If it doesn't exist or if
///   it is a directory, we try to resolve that as a test suite name and locate
///   the latest matching timestamped file.
/// - Everything else: Treated as a test suite identifier, so we try to locate
///   the latest matchin timestamped file.

#if !defined(STORE_LAYOUT_HPP)
#define STORE_LAYOUT_HPP

#include "store/layout_fwd.hpp"

#include <string>

#include "utils/datetime_fwd.hpp"
#include "utils/fs/path_fwd.hpp"

namespace store {
namespace layout {


extern const char* results_auto_create_name;
extern const char* results_auto_open_name;

utils::fs::path find_results(const std::string&);
results_id_file_pair new_db(const std::string&, const utils::fs::path&);
utils::fs::path new_db_for_migration(const utils::fs::path&,
                                     const utils::datetime::timestamp&);
utils::fs::path query_store_dir(void);
std::string test_suite_for_path(const utils::fs::path&);


}  // namespace layout
}  // namespace store

#endif  // !defined(STORE_LAYOUT_HPP)