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#include "MinecraftServerTarget.h"

#include <QStringList>

// FIXME: the way this is written, it can't ever do any sort of validation and can accept total junk
MinecraftServerTarget MinecraftServerTarget::parse(const QString& fullAddress)
{
    QStringList split = fullAddress.split(":");

    // The logic below replicates the exact logic minecraft uses for parsing server addresses.
    // While the conversion is not lossless and eats errors, it ensures the same behavior
    // within Minecraft and Prism Launcher when entering server addresses.
    if (fullAddress.startsWith("[")) {
        int bracket = fullAddress.indexOf("]");
        if (bracket > 0) {
            QString ipv6 = fullAddress.mid(1, bracket - 1);
            QString port = fullAddress.mid(bracket + 1).trimmed();

            if (port.startsWith(":") && !ipv6.isEmpty()) {
                port = port.mid(1);
                split = QStringList({ ipv6, port });
            } else {
                split = QStringList({ ipv6 });
            }
        }
    }

    if (split.size() > 2) {
        split = QStringList({ fullAddress });
    }

    QString realAddress = split[0];

    quint16 realPort = 25565;
    if (split.size() > 1) {
        bool ok;
        realPort = split[1].toUInt(&ok);

        if (!ok) {
            realPort = 25565;
        }
    }

    return MinecraftServerTarget{ realAddress, realPort };
}
