#THIS IS MY MULTIPLE SCRIPTS... I THINK THEY WORK BUT I DON'T KNOW HOW TO CONNECT THEM TO MY BUTTON

#Entity.gd

extends Node

class_name Entity
 


var Username: String
var Country: String
var IPAddress: String

var Money: int
var Level: int
var XP: int
var Nexp: int

var CloudSpace: int
var Attack: int
var Penetration: int
var Defense: int
var Survellience: int
var Health: int
var Damage: int


#PLAYER.gd (NOT IMPORTANT, JUST SHOWING I USE THE SAME STATS FOR PLAYERS AND NPCs

extends Entity


func _ready() -> void:
		
	Username = "Anon1990"
	Country = "Canada"
	IPAddress = "192.168.XXX.XXX"

	Money = 0
	Level = 1
	XP = 0
	Nexp = 100
	
	CloudSpace = 200
	Attack = 1
	Penetration = 1
	Defense = 1
	Survellience = 1
	Health = 100
	Damage = 2


var Faction = "None"
var JoinDate = "December 3rd, 2024"

var is_data_loaded = false

#NPCs.gd (THIS I WHERE THE NPC's .JSON FILE IS DEFINED)

extends Entity

var enemy_data = []

func _ready() -> void:
	load_enemy_data()
	spawn_enemies()

func load_enemy_data():
	var file = FileAccess.open("res://Game/Data/Enemies.json", FileAccess.READ)
	if file:
		var json_data = file.get_as_text()
		enemy_data = JSON.parse_string(json_data).result
		file.close()
	
	else:
		print("Failed to Load Enemies.json")
		
func spawn_enemies():
	var enemy_scene = preload("res://Game/Scenes/Enemy.tscn")
	for enemy in enemy_data:
		var new_enemy = enemy_scene.initiate()
		new_enemy.initialiaze(enemy) #Initialize(enemy) is defined below
		add_child(new_enemy)
	

#EnemyScript.gd (#THIS IS WHERE THE INITIALIZE() CODE COME FROM FOR THE ABOVE (COMMENTED) CODE)

extends Entity

func initialize(enemy_data):
	Username = enemy_data["Username"]
	Country =  enemy_data["Country"]
	IPAddress = enemy_data["IPAddress"]

	Money = enemy_data["Money"]
	Level = enemy_data["Level"]
	XP = enemy_data["XP"]
	Nexp = enemy_data["Nexp"]
	
	CloudSpace = enemy_data["CloudSpace"]
	Attack = enemy_data["Attack"]
	Penetration = enemy_data["Penetration"]
	Defense = enemy_data["Defense"]
	Survellience = enemy_data["Survellience"]
	Health = enemy_data["Health"]
	Damage = enemy_data["Damage"]
	
	print("Enemy Username : " + enemy_data["Username"])

#FINALLY, AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS SCRIPT WHERE IT SAYS PRINT(SCANNING NPCs...) IS WHERE I WANT TO ATTACH ALL OF THIS CODE FOR FINDING AN ENEMY.

extends MenuBar

@export var Menu: PopupMenu
@export var Hack: PopupMenu
#ABOVE NOT NECCESSARY

@onready var menu_bar: MenuBar = %MenuBar
@onready var menu: PopupMenu = %Menu
@onready var hack: PopupMenu = %Hack





func _ready() -> void:
	pass
	


func _on_menu_index_pressed(index: int) -> void:
	
	match index:
		
		0:
			print(Menu.get_item_text(index))
			get_tree().change_scene_to_packed(load("res://Game/Scenes/GameProfileScreen.tscn"))
		1:
			print(Menu.get_item_text(index))
		2:
			print(Menu.get_item_text(index))
		3:
			print(Menu.get_item_text(index))
		4:
			pass
		5:
			print(Menu.get_item_text(index))
			SaveFile.saveGame()
			get_tree().change_scene_to_packed(load("res://Game/Scenes/TiitleScreen.tscn"))
		6:
			print(Menu.get_item_text(index))
			Player.Money += 125


func _on_hack_index_pressed(index: int) -> void:
	match index:
		0:
			print("Scanning IPs...")
			
		1:
			pass
		2:
			pass
		3:
			pass