declare version
declare composerStrictValidation
declare composerGlobal

setComposerRootVersion() {
    set +e # Disable exit on error

    if [[ -v version ]]; then
        echo -e "\e[32mSetting COMPOSER_ROOT_VERSION to $version\e[0m"
        export COMPOSER_ROOT_VERSION=$version
    fi

    set -e
}

setComposerEnvVariables() {
    echo -e "\e[32mSetting some required environment variables for Composer...\e[0m"
    export COMPOSER_MIRROR_PATH_REPOS=1
    export COMPOSER_CACHE_DIR=/dev/null
    export COMPOSER_HTACCESS_PROTECT=0
}

checkComposerValidate() {
    setComposerRootVersion

    if [ "1" == "${composerGlobal-}" ]; then
        global="global";
    else
        global="";
    fi

    command="composer ${global} validate --strict --quiet --no-interaction --no-check-all --no-check-lock"
    if ! $command; then
        if [ "1" == "${composerStrictValidation-}" ]; then
            echo
            echo -e "\e[31mERROR: composer files validation failed\e[0m"
            echo
            echo -e '\e[31mThe validation of the composer.json failed.\e[0m'
            echo -e '\e[31mMake sure that the file composer.json is valid.\e[0m'
            echo
            echo -e '\e[31mTo address the issue efficiently, follow one of these steps:\e[0m'
            echo -e '\e[31m  1. File an issue in the project'\''s issue tracker with detailed information, and apply any available remote patches as a temporary solution '\('with fetchpatch'\)'.\e[0m'
            echo -e '\e[31m  2. If an immediate fix is needed or if reporting upstream isn'\''t suitable, develop a temporary local patch.\e[0m'
            echo
            exit 1
        else
            echo
            echo -e "\e[33mWARNING: composer files validation failed\e[0m"
            echo
            echo -e '\e[33mThe validation of the composer.json failed.\e[0m'
            echo -e '\e[33mMake sure that the file composer.json is valid.\e[0m'
            echo
            echo -e '\e[33mTo address the issue efficiently, follow one of these steps:\e[0m'
            echo -e '\e[33m  1. File an issue in the project'\''s issue tracker with detailed information, and apply any available remote patches as a temporary solution with '\('with fetchpatch'\)'.\e[0m'
            echo -e '\e[33m  2. If an immediate fix is needed or if reporting upstream isn'\''t suitable, develop a temporary local patch.\e[0m'
            echo
            echo -e '\e[33mThis check is not blocking, but it is recommended to fix the issue.\e[0m'
            echo
        fi
    fi

    command="composer ${global} validate --strict --no-ansi --no-interaction --quiet --no-check-all --check-lock"
    if ! $command; then
        if [ "1" == "${composerStrictValidation-}" ]; then
            echo
            echo -e "\e[31mERROR: composer files validation failed\e[0m"
            echo
            echo -e '\e[31mThe validation of the composer.json and composer.lock failed.\e[0m'
            echo -e '\e[31mMake sure that the file composer.lock is consistent with composer.json.\e[0m'
            echo
            echo -e '\e[31mThis often indicates an issue with the upstream project, which can typically be resolved by reporting the issue to the relevant project maintainers.\e[0m'
            echo
            echo -e '\e[31mTo address the issue efficiently, follow one of these steps:\e[0m'
            echo -e '\e[31m  1. File an issue in the project'\''s issue tracker with detailed information '\('run '\''composer update --lock --no-install'\'' to fix the issue'\)', and apply any available remote patches as a temporary solution with '\('with fetchpatch'\)'.\e[0m'
            echo -e '\e[31m  2. If an immediate fix is needed or if reporting upstream isn'\''t suitable, develop a temporary local patch.\e[0m'
            echo
            exit 1
        else
            echo
            echo -e "\e[33mWARNING: composer files validation failed\e[0m"
            echo
            echo -e '\e[33mThe validation of the composer.json and composer.lock failed.\e[0m'
            echo -e '\e[33mMake sure that the file composer.lock is consistent with composer.json.\e[0m'
            echo
            echo -e '\e[33mThis often indicates an issue with the upstream project, which can typically be resolved by reporting the issue to the relevant project maintainers.\e[0m'
            echo
            echo -e '\e[33mTo address the issue efficiently, follow one of these steps:\e[0m'
            echo -e '\e[33m  1. File an issue in the project'\''s issue tracker with detailed information '\('run '\''composer update --lock --no-install'\'' to fix the issue'\)', and apply any available remote patches as a temporary solution with '\('with fetchpatch'\)'.\e[0m'
            echo -e '\e[33m  2. If an immediate fix is needed or if reporting upstream isn'\''t suitable, develop a temporary local patch.\e[0m'
            echo
            echo -e '\e[33mThis check is not blocking, but it is recommended to fix the issue.\e[0m'
            echo
        fi
    fi
}
