#!/bin/sh
# Seed /etc/config/taskplan with one sample stime + ltime entry
# so the Task Plan tab is not empty on first install.

[ -f /etc/config/taskplan ] || touch /etc/config/taskplan

# Only seed if there are no stime/ltime sections yet
if ! uci -q show taskplan | grep -q "taskplan.@stime\|taskplan.@ltime"; then
    # Ensure global exists
    uci -q get taskplan.@global[0] >/dev/null 2>&1 || \
        uci set taskplan.@global[0]=global

    # Sample scheduled task: daily reboot at 04:00
    sec=$(uci add taskplan stime)
    uci set taskplan.$sec.remarks='Daily Reboot'
    uci set taskplan.$sec.enable='0'
    uci set taskplan.$sec.stype='1'
    uci set taskplan.$sec.month='*'
    uci set taskplan.$sec.week='*'
    uci set taskplan.$sec.hour='4'
    uci set taskplan.$sec.minute='0'

    # Sample startup task: clear memory 30s after boot
    sec=$(uci add taskplan ltime)
    uci set taskplan.$sec.remarks='Startup: Clear Memory'
    uci set taskplan.$sec.enable='0'
    uci set taskplan.$sec.stype='7'
    uci set taskplan.$sec.delay='30'

    uci commit taskplan
fi

exit 0