var getmanval;
async function getman(path) {
  try {
    const module = await import("/startpage/" + path);
    return module.man;
  } catch (error) {
    return null;
  }
}

/* TODO: update to use the path in the env this can be done once we first
 * make the env available to the programs running in the shell
 */
export async function cmd(inp) {
	var search = ""
	if (inp.indexOf(" ") > 0) {
		search = inp.substring(inp.indexOf(" ") + 1)
	}
	switch (search) {
		case "fetch": return getman('/root/bin/fetch.js');
		case "gpt": return getman('/root/bin/gpt.js');
		case "clear": return getman('/root/bin/clear.js');
		case "shell": return manshell;
		case "man": default: return man;
	}
}

export let man = `
<pre>
MAN(1)

NAME
\tman – display manual pages

SEE ALSO
\tfetch(1), gpt(1), shell(1), clear(1)
</pre>
`;

export let manshell = `
<pre>
SHELL(1)

NAME
\tshell – command interpreter

DESCRIPTION
\tshell is a shell for my startpage. It's not POSIX nor will it ever be. It's
\tsole job it to interpret text and run a command if a valid one is found.
\tWhile this is quite unintuitive in a standard UNIX shell in my opinion this
\tmakes sense here because of such a limited number of commands.
</pre>
`;