#! /usr/bin/env python3
import argparse

def ydotool(key):
    pass

def playsong(song):
    pass

def main():
    # A list of all possible songs, expressed as their cardinal directions
    # We'll map these to keystrokes later
    songs = [
            # March of Mobility
            "L-L-L-R-",
            # Aria of Attack
            "R-R-L-R-",
            # Lament of Defense
            "U-U-L-R-",
            # Hold-Tight Hoe-Down/Concerto of Charge
            "R-R-U-U-",
            # Melody with a Bounce/Jingle of Jump
            "D-D-U-U-",
            # Ballad of 1999/Pizzicato of Party
            "L-R-D-U-",
            # Song of Miracles (Djinn)
            "D-DD-DD-",
            # Leisurely Lullaby
            # Not sure why you'd want to cast this on repeat, but you can I guess
            "L-R-L-R-",
            # Step Back Strut
            "U-L-U-L-"
    ]
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
        description="Play a sequence of Patapon commands on repeat forever. Makes no attempt to sync to the game -- that's your job"
        )
    parser.add_argument('song',default="R-R-L-R-",nargs="+",choices=songs,help="The song to play. Defaults to Aria of Attack. When expressing a song, use eighth notes, dashes, and cardinal directions to designate the drums. For example, party would be \"L-R-D-U-\", and djinn would be \"D-DD-DD-\"")
    parser.add_argument('--bpm',type=int,default=120,help="The BPM of Patapon. Change if you're running the game at a higher speed")
    args = parser.parse_args()

main()