#!/bin/bash

# Create directories for nginx logs and pid file within $HOME
mkdir -p $HOME/nginx_run $HOME/nginx_logs

# Start Aim UI in the background
echo "Starting Aim UI on port 43800..."
# Run directly as aim_user
aim up --host 0.0.0.0 --port 43800 --repo $HOME &
AIM_UP_PID=$!

# Start Aim Server in the background
echo "Starting Aim Server on port 53800..."
# Run directly as aim_user
aim server --host 0.0.0.0 --port 53800 --repo $HOME &
AIM_SERVER_PID=$!

# Wait a few seconds for services to potentially start
sleep 5

# Check if aim processes are still running
if ! ps -p $AIM_UP_PID > /dev/null; then
    echo "Aim UI failed to start." >&2
    # exit 1 # Optional: exit if a service fails
fi

if ! ps -p $AIM_SERVER_PID > /dev/null; then
    echo "Aim Server failed to start." >&2
    # exit 1 # Optional: exit if a service fails
fi

echo "Aim services seem to be starting..."

# Start nginx in the foreground using the system config file
# Run directly as aim_user (no sudo needed)
echo "Starting nginx..."
nginx -c /etc/nginx/nginx.conf -g 'daemon off;'

# If nginx exits, stop the background aim processes
echo "Nginx exited. Stopping Aim services..."
# Use kill without sudo, as processes are owned by aim_user
kill $AIM_UP_PID $AIM_SERVER_PID
# Wait for processes to ensure they are terminated
wait $AIM_UP_PID $AIM_SERVER_PID

echo "Exiting."