"""Console-script entry points.

These exist for one reason: `python3 -m socialmag` from inside the repo
directory dies at `import asyncio`.

The repo root is the package dir, so it holds `selectors.py` and `queue.py` —
names the stdlib also uses. `-m` puts the current directory first on
`sys.path`, so asyncio's own `import selectors` finds ours and fails with
`module 'selectors' has no attribute 'SelectSelector'`. Running from one
directory up avoids it, which is what the old PYTHONPATH units did.

A console script is generated in the venv's `bin/` and run by absolute path, so
the current directory never reaches `sys.path` at all. `cd socialmag` — the
first thing anyone does after a clone — stops being a trap.

The `-m` forms still work from outside the repo directory.
"""

import asyncio
import sys

from . import openbridge as _openbridge
from . import refresher as _refresher
from . import server as _server


def serve() -> None:
    """socialmag — the stdio MCP server."""
    try:
        asyncio.run(_server.main())
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        pass


def refresh() -> int:
    """socialmag-refresh — one refresher pass, then exit."""
    return asyncio.run(_refresher.main())


def openbridge() -> None:
    """socialmag-openbridge — the localhost open_link HTTP shim."""
    _openbridge.main()


if __name__ == "__main__":
    sys.exit(serve())