#!/usr/bin/python
import os
import time
import random
import pygame 
from pygame import mixer # import PyGame's music mixer
# if you don't have pygame: sudo apt-get install python-pygame
#also that line is commented out as we import the mixer specifically a bit further down.

#CONFIG SECTION
startdelay = 0 # Value (in seconds) to delay audio start.  If you have a splash screen with audio and the script is playing music over the top of it, increase this value to delay the script from starting.
musicdir = '/home/pi/RetroPie/music'
maxvolume = 0.75
volumefadespeed = 0.02
restart = True # If true, this will cause the script to fade the music out and -stop- the song rather than pause it.
startsong = "" # if this is not blank, this is the EXACT, CaSeSeNsAtIvE filename of the song you always want to play first on boot.

#local variables
bgm = [mp3 for mp3 in os.listdir(musicdir) if mp3[-4:] == ".mp3" or mp3[-4:] == ".ogg"] # Find everything that's .mp3 or .ogg
lastsong = -1
currentsong = -1

mixer.init() # Prep that bad boy up.
random.seed()
volume = maxvolume # Store this for later use to handle fading out.

#TODO: Fill in all of the current RetroPie Emulator process names in this list.
emulatornames = ["retroarch","ags","uae4all2","uae4arm","capricerpi","linapple","hatari","stella","atari800","xroar","vice","daphne","reicast","pifba","osmose","gpsp","jzintv","basiliskll","mame","advmame","dgen","openmsx","mupen64plus","gngeo","dosbox","ppsspp","simcoupe","scummvm","snes9x","pisnes","frotz","fbzx","fuse","gemrb","cgenesis","zdoom","eduke32","lincity","love","kodi","alephone","micropolis","openbor","openttd","opentyrian","cannonball","tyrquake","ioquake3","residualvm","xrick","sdlpop","uqm","stratagus","wolf4sdl","solarus"]

#test: Ran into some issues with script crashing on a cold boot, so we're camping for emulationstation (if ES can start, so can we!)
esStarted = False
while not esStarted:
	time.sleep(1)
	pids = [pid for pid in os.listdir('/proc') if pid.isdigit()]
	for pid in pids:
		try:
			procname = open(os.path.join('/proc',pid,'comm'),'rb').read()
			if procname[:-1] == "emulationstatio": # Emulation Station's actual process name is apparently short 1 letter.
				esStarted=True
		except IOError:	
			continue

#ES Should be going, see if we need to delay our start

if startdelay > 0:
	time.sleep(startdelay) # Delay audio start per config option above
	
#Look for OMXplayer - if it's running, someone's got a splash screen going!
pids = [pid for pid in os.listdir('/proc') if pid.isdigit()]
for pid in pids:
	try:
		procname = open(os.path.join('/proc',pid,'comm'),'rb').read()
		if procname[:-1] == "omxplayer" or procname[:-1] == "omxplayer.bin": # Looking for a splash screen!
			while os.path.exists('/proc/'+pid):
				time.sleep(1) #OMXPlayer is running, sleep 1 to prevent the need for a splash.
	except IOError:	
		continue
		
#Check for a starting song
if not startsong == "":
	try:
		currentsong = bgm.index(startsong) #Set the currentsong to the index in BGM that is our startingsong.
	except:
		currentsong = -1 #If this triggers, you probably screwed up the filename, because our startsong wasn't found in the list.

#This is where the magic happens.
while True:
	while not esStarted: #New check (4/23/16) - Make sure EmulationStation is actually started.  There is code further down that, as part of the emulator loop, makes sure eS is running.
		if mixer.music.get_busy():
			mixer.music.stop(); #halt the music, emulationStation is not running!
		time.sleep(10)
		pids = [pid for pid in os.listdir('/proc') if pid.isdigit()]
		for pid in pids:
			try:
				procname = open(os.path.join('/proc',pid,'comm'),'rb').read()
				if procname[:-1] == "emulationstatio": # Emulation Station's actual process name is apparently short 1 letter.
					esStarted=True # Will cause us to break out of the loop because ES is now running.
			except IOError:	
				continue
				
	#Check to see if the DisableMusic file exists; if it does, stop doing everything!
	if os.path.exists('/home/pi/PyScripts/DisableMusic'):
		print "DisableMusic found!"
		if mixer.music.get_busy():
			mixer.music.stop();
		while (os.path.exists('/home/pi/PyScripts/DisableMusic')):
			time.sleep(15)
		print "DisableMusic gone!"

	if not mixer.music.get_busy(): # We aren't currently playing any music
		while currentsong == lastsong and len(bgm) > 1:	#If we have more than one BGM, choose a new one until we get one that isn't what we just played.
			currentsong = random.randint(0,len(bgm)-1)
		song = os.path.join(musicdir,bgm[currentsong])
		mixer.music.load(song)
		lastsong=currentsong
		mixer.music.set_volume(maxvolume) # Pygame sets this to 1.0 on new song; in case max volume -isnt- 1, set it to max volume.
		mixer.music.play()
		print "BGM Now Playing: " + song
		
	#Emulator check
	pids = [pid for pid in os.listdir('/proc') if pid.isdigit()] 
	emulator = -1;
	esStarted=False #New check 4-23-16 - set this to False (assume ES is no longer running until proven otherwise)
	for pid in pids:
		try:
			procname = open(os.path.join('/proc',pid,'comm'),'rb').read()
			if procname[:-1] == "emulationstatio": # Killing 2 birds with one stone, while we look for emulators, make sure EmulationStation is still running.
					esStarted=True # And turn it back to True, because it wasn't done running.  This will prevent the loop above from stopping the music.
			
			if procname[:-1] in emulatornames: #If the process name is in our list of known emulators
				emulator = pid;
				#Turn down the music
				print "Emulator found! " + procname[:-1] + " Muting the music..."
				while volume > 0:
					volume = volume - volumefadespeed
					if volume < 0:
						volume=0
					mixer.music.set_volume(volume);
					time.sleep(0.05)			
				if restart:
					mixer.music.stop() #we aren't going to resume the audio, so stop it outright.
				else:
					mixer.music.pause() #we are going to resume, so pause it.
				print("Muted.  Monitoring emulator.")
				while os.path.exists("/proc/" + pid):
					time.sleep(1); # Delay 1 second and check again.
				#Turn up the music
				print "Emulator finished, resuming audio..."
				if not restart:
					mixer.music.unpause() #resume
					while volume < maxvolume: 
						volume = volume + volumefadespeed;
						if volume > maxvolume:
							volume=maxvolume
						mixer.music.set_volume(volume);
						time.sleep(0.05)				
				print "Restored."
				volume=maxvolume # ensures that the volume is manually set (if restart is True, volume would be at zero)

		except IOError: #proc has already terminated, ignore.
			continue

	time.sleep(1);
	#end of the main while loop
	
print "An error has occurred that has stopped Test1.py from executing." #theoretically you should never get this far.