#include "%{APPNAMELC}resource.h"

#include "settings.h"
#include "settingsadaptor.h"

#include <QtDBus/QDBusConnection>

using namespace Akonadi;

%{APPNAME}Resource::%{APPNAME}Resource( const QString &id )
  : ResourceBase( id )
{
  new SettingsAdaptor( Settings::self() );
  QDBusConnection::sessionBus().registerObject( QLatin1String( "/Settings" ),
                            Settings::self(), QDBusConnection::ExportAdaptors );

  // TODO: you can put any resource specific initialization code here.
}

%{APPNAME}Resource::~%{APPNAME}Resource()
{
}

void %{APPNAME}Resource::retrieveCollections()
{
  // TODO: this method is called when Akonadi wants to have all the
  // collections your resource provides.
  // Be sure to set the remote ID and the content MIME types
}

void %{APPNAME}Resource::retrieveItems( const Akonadi::Collection &collection )
{
  Q_UNUSED( collection );

  // TODO: this method is called when Akonadi wants to know about all the
  // items in the given collection. You can but don't have to provide all the
  // data for each item, remote ID and MIME type are enough at this stage.
  // Depending on how your resource accesses the data, there are several
  // different ways to tell Akonadi when you are done.
}

bool %{APPNAME}Resource::retrieveItem( const Akonadi::Item &item, const QSet<QByteArray> &parts )
{
  Q_UNUSED( item );
  Q_UNUSED( parts );

  // TODO: this method is called when Akonadi wants more data for a given item.
  // You can only provide the parts that have been requested but you are allowed
  // to provide all in one go

  return true;
}

void %{APPNAME}Resource::aboutToQuit()
{
  // TODO: any cleanup you need to do while there is still an active
  // event loop. The resource will terminate after this method returns
}

void %{APPNAME}Resource::configure( WId windowId )
{
  Q_UNUSED( windowId );

  // TODO: this method is usually called when a new resource is being
  // added to the Akonadi setup. You can do any kind of user interaction here,
  // e.g. showing dialogs.
  // The given window ID is usually useful to get the correct
  // "on top of parent" behavior if the running window manager applies any kind
  // of focus stealing prevention technique
}

void %{APPNAME}Resource::itemAdded( const Akonadi::Item &item, const Akonadi::Collection &collection )
{
  Q_UNUSED( item );
  Q_UNUSED( collection );

  // TODO: this method is called when somebody else, e.g. a client application,
  // has created an item in a collection managed by your resource.

  // NOTE: There is an equivalent method for collections, but it isn't part
  // of this template code to keep it simple
}

void %{APPNAME}Resource::itemChanged( const Akonadi::Item &item, const QSet<QByteArray> &parts )
{
  Q_UNUSED( item );
  Q_UNUSED( parts );

  // TODO: this method is called when somebody else, e.g. a client application,
  // has changed an item managed by your resource.

  // NOTE: There is an equivalent method for collections, but it isn't part
  // of this template code to keep it simple
}

void %{APPNAME}Resource::itemRemoved( const Akonadi::Item &item )
{
  Q_UNUSED( item );

  // TODO: this method is called when somebody else, e.g. a client application,
  // has deleted an item managed by your resource.

  // NOTE: There is an equivalent method for collections, but it isn't part
  // of this template code to keep it simple
}

AKONADI_RESOURCE_MAIN( %{APPNAME}Resource )

#include "%{APPNAMELC}resource.moc"
