<?php
global $wpdb;

// Config: filebird folder ID for 'quienes_somos'
$fbv_folder_id = 4;

// 1. Find all attachments where the _wp_attached_file (physical path)
// contains 'quienes_somos'. This will catch all images you just imported,
// because they came from /uploads/quienes_somos/...
// Note: 'wp media import' creates a COPY in YYYY/MM, BUT often keeps the original filename
// OR if you imported in place (which I didn't specify --porcelain in all cases), let's check.
// Wait, the previous command was: wp media import ...
// That defaults to copying to YYYY/MM. So the path in DB will be '2026/02/imagen.jpg'.
// We lost the 'quienes_somos' path reference in the DB!

// PLAN B:
// Since we JUST imported them, they have ID > X.
// Or we can match by filename against the files in the source directory.
// Let's iterate the source directory 'quienes_somos', get the filenames,
// and find attachments with those filenames created TODAY.

$target_rel_path = 'quienes_somos';
$uploads = wp_upload_dir();
$base_dir = $uploads['basedir'];
$target_dir = $base_dir . '/' . $target_rel_path;

if (!file_exists($target_dir)) {
    die("Directory not found: $target_dir\n");
}

$files = glob("$target_dir/*");
$filenames = [];
foreach ($files as $file) {
    if (is_file($file) && !in_array(pathinfo($file, PATHINFO_EXTENSION), ['html', 'php'])) {
        $filenames[] = basename($file);
    }
}

echo "Found " . count($filenames) . " files in source directory.\n";

if (empty($filenames)) {
    die("No files to process.\n");
}

// Prepare SQL to find attachments with these filenames
// We filter by post_date LIKE '2026-02-14%' to only catch today's imports
// to avoid messing with older files that might have same names.

$placeholders = implode(',', array_fill(0, count($filenames), '%s'));
$sql = "SELECT ID, post_title FROM {$wpdb->posts} 
        WHERE post_type = 'attachment' 
        AND post_date LIKE '2026-02-14%' 
        AND (
            post_title IN ($placeholders) 
            OR guid REGEXP '" . implode('|', array_map('preg_quote', array_slice($filenames, 0, 50))) . "' 
        )"; 
        // REGEXP is risky with 1000 files. Let's stick to post_title/post_name matching.
        // WordPress sanitizes filenames, so 'My Image.jpg' becomes 'my-image'.
        // This is tricky.
        
// BETTER APPROACH:
// Just match by 'post_name' (slug) being similar to filename-without-extension.
// OR: 'guid' ending in filename.

$count = 0;
$fbv_rel_table = $wpdb->prefix . 'fbv_attachment_folder';

foreach ($filenames as $filename) {
    // Sanitize filename to potential post_name
    $name_part = pathinfo($filename, PATHINFO_FILENAME);
    $sanitized = sanitize_title($name_part);
    
    // Find attachment created today with this name
    // We use LIKE because WP might append -1, -2 if duplicate
    $attachment = $wpdb->get_row( $wpdb->prepare(
        "SELECT ID FROM {$wpdb->posts} 
         WHERE post_type = 'attachment' 
         AND post_date LIKE %s 
         AND (post_title = %s OR post_name = %s)
         ORDER BY ID DESC LIMIT 1",
        '2026-02-14%', $name_part, $sanitized
    ));

    if ($attachment) {
        $att_id = $attachment->ID;
        
        // Assign to folder
        $exists = $wpdb->get_var( $wpdb->prepare("SELECT COUNT(*) FROM $fbv_rel_table WHERE attachment_id = %d", $att_id) );
        
        if (!$exists) {
            $wpdb->insert(
                $fbv_rel_table,
                array(
                    'folder_id' => $fbv_folder_id,
                    'attachment_id' => $att_id
                )
            );
            // echo "Assigned $filename (ID: $att_id)\n";
            $count++;
        }
    }
}

echo "Successfully assigned $count images to folder 'quienes_somos' (ID: $fbv_folder_id).\n";
?>