# This component demonstrates how to add an existing third-party library as a component
# to ESP-IDF build system.
#
# Since we are wrapping the library inside a component,
# the component has to be registered first:
idf_component_register()

# To build a third-party library, ExternalProject CMake module can be used.
# ExternalProject offers many features which are impossible to demonstrate
# in a single example. Please refer to its documentation for more info:
#   https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/module/ExternalProject.html
include(ExternalProject)

# Define the location where tinyxml2 will be installed:
set(TINYXML2_INSTALL_DIR ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/tinyxml2_install)

# This function downloads the project, calls CMake to configure it,
# builds the project and installs it to the specified location:
externalproject_add(tinyxml2_proj
    # Download the source code of the third party project from the following URL.
    # (Two URLs are provided, the 2nd one is the mirror for Chinese users)
    URL https://github.com/leethomason/tinyxml2/archive/refs/tags/9.0.0.zip
        https://gitcode.net/mirrors/leethomason/tinyxml2/-/archive/9.0.0/tinyxml2-9.0.0.zip
    # (Downloading is not the only option; the library can also be located in your source tree.
    #  Consult ExternalProject_Add function documentation for other options.)

    # Specify arguments to be passed when running CMake for this subproject.
    # Note that ExternalProject_Add also works with non-CMake projects, so this
    # is just an example.
    CMAKE_ARGS
        # Use the same CMake toolchain file as for the main project.
        -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=${CMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE}
        # tinyxml2-specific settings: disable building everything except for the static library
        -Dtinyxml2_BUILD_TESTING=FALSE
        -Dtinyxml2_SHARED_LIBS=FALSE
        # Pass the install directory to the subproject.
        -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=<INSTALL_DIR>

    # These options are set so that Ninja immediately outputs
    # the subproject build to the terminal. Otherwise it looks like the
    # build process "hangs" while the subproject is being built.
    USES_TERMINAL_DOWNLOAD TRUE
    USES_TERMINAL_CONFIGURE TRUE
    USES_TERMINAL_BUILD TRUE

    # Specify the installation directory for the subproject
    INSTALL_DIR ${TINYXML2_INSTALL_DIR}
    # Let CMake know that the library is generated by the subproject build step.
    BUILD_BYPRODUCTS "${TINYXML2_INSTALL_DIR}/lib/libtinyxml2.a"
)

# Now that the subproject build is set up, we need to consume the results
# of the build: the header file and the static library.
# To do this, define an imported CMake library:
add_prebuilt_library(tinyxml2_lib "${TINYXML2_INSTALL_DIR}/lib/libtinyxml2.a"
                     # tinyxml calls certain C++ support library functions (_Unwind_Resume and similar)
                     # so a dependency on IDF's cxx component is added here:
                     PRIV_REQUIRES cxx)
target_include_directories(tinyxml2_lib INTERFACE "${TINYXML2_INSTALL_DIR}/include")
add_dependencies(tinyxml2_lib tinyxml2_proj)

# Link the imported library to the current component.
target_link_libraries(${COMPONENT_LIB} INTERFACE tinyxml2_lib)

# To use tinyxml2 in another component, add 'tinyxml2' (the name of this component)
# to PRIV_REQUIRES or REQUIRES list its idf_component_register call.
# See ../../main/CMakeLists.txt for an example.