--Load the socket library
require("socket")

--Set version to check with client
VERSION = "0.1"

--Create our client object
listening = socket.tcp()

--Set the client to listen
assert(listening:bind("127.0.0.1", 2222))
assert(listening:listen())

--Create connections table
clients = {}

--Add our initial connection to the table
table.insert(clients,listening)

-- wrap receive() in a yield so that we don't block the program!
function niceReceive(sock, ...)
	coroutine.yield()
	return sock:receive(...)
end

-- this coroutine is responsible for dealing with a single client
function clientHandler(sock)
	sock:send("HELLO")
	sock:send("VERSION "..VERSION)
	response = sock:receieve("*l")
	if RESPONSE ~= VERSION then
		sock:send("BAD VERSION. SERVER: "..VERSION)
		sock:close()
	else
		print("Client connected.")
		-- read commands from the client and process them
		while true do
			local message, err = niceReceive(sock, '*l')
			print("Got a message: ", message)
		end
	end
end

--Loop forever
while true do

	local reading,writing,err = socket.select(clients,nil)
	
	if reading[listening] then
		local connected = listening:accept()
		clients[connected] = { sock = connected } -- create new entry in clients table
		clients[connected].handler = coroutine.create(clientHandler)
		coroutine.resume(clients[connected].handler, clients[connected].sock)
	else
		for socket in pairs(reading) do
			coroutine.resume(clients[socket].handler)
		end
	end
	
end

--Parse command from a client. (Got this ready for later)
function ParseCommand(command)

	if command == "HELLO" then return "HELLO" end
	
end