aprs

defmodule Aprs do
  @moduledoc """
  Documentation for Aprs.
  """
_="""
KC5EVE-15>APRX28,DURNGO*,WIDE1*,DOLLAR*:!3735.23NI10748.68W#KC5EVE-15 I-Gate/Digi Needles, CO
TENDER>APN382,RBERRY*,DOLLAR*:!3831.59NS10654.33W#PHG5550/W3,COn N0NHJ /A=008624
KC5HNN>APTT4,RBERRY*,WIDE1,WIDE2-2:/234755h3828.80N/10751.47WR000/000Jerry's motorhome jgrosman@netzero.net/A=005844
K5LGF-9>S7TYQV,HAYDN*,WIDE1*,RBERRY*,WIDE2:`sFOms0j/`"SU}146.550MHz T114 Green Jeep - Larry_%
"""
  @doc """
  Hello world.

  ## Examples

      iex> Aprs.hello
      :world

  """
  def start do
  packet = """
  K5LGF-9>S7TYQV,HAYDN*,WIDE1*,RBERRY*,WIDE2:`sFOms0j/`"SU}146.550MHz T114 Green Jeep - Larry_%
  """

    parse packet
  end

  def parse(packet) do
    valid =
        with {:ok} <- packet_present?(packet),
          {:ok} <- packet_proper_length?(packet),
        do: {:ok}

      case valid do
        {:ok} -> IO.puts "ok"
        {:error, error} -> IO.puts "oh noes, error: #{error}"
      end

    # Separate the header and packet body on the first colon.
    # If no body, skip
    # Save all the parts of the packet
    # Source callsign, put the rest in $rest
    # Get the destination callsign and digipeaters.
    # Destination callsign.
    # digipeaters

    # So now we have source and destination callsigns and
  	# digipeaters parsed and ok. Move on to the body.

  	# Check the first character of the packet
  	# and determine the packet type


    IO.puts packet
  end


  defp packet_present?(packet) do
    case packet do
      nil -> {:error, "Packet can't be empty"}
      _ -> {:ok}
    end
  end

  defp packet_proper_length?(packet) do
    cond do
      String.length(packet) >= 5 -> {:ok}
      true -> {:error, "Packet must be at least 5 characters"}
    end
  end

end

Aprs.start