package components

import (
	"fmt"

	"github.com/jesseduffield/gocui"
)

type Views struct {
	assert *Assert
	input  *Input
}

func (self *Views) Current() *View {
	return &View{
		context: "current view",
		getView: func() *gocui.View { return self.assert.gui.CurrentContext().GetView() },
		assert:  self.assert,
		input:   self.input,
	}
}

func (self *Views) Main() *View {
	return &View{
		context: "main view",
		getView: func() *gocui.View { return self.assert.gui.MainView() },
		assert:  self.assert,
		input:   self.input,
	}
}

func (self *Views) Secondary() *View {
	return &View{
		context: "secondary view",
		getView: func() *gocui.View { return self.assert.gui.SecondaryView() },
		assert:  self.assert,
		input:   self.input,
	}
}

func (self *Views) ByName(viewName string) *View {
	return &View{
		context: fmt.Sprintf("%s view", viewName),
		getView: func() *gocui.View { return self.assert.gui.View(viewName) },
		assert:  self.assert,
		input:   self.input,
	}
}

type View struct {
	// context is prepended to any error messages e.g. 'context: "current view"'
	context string
	getView func() *gocui.View
	assert  *Assert
	input   *Input
}

// asserts that the view has the expected name. This is typically used in tandem with the CurrentView method i.e.;
// assert.CurrentView().Name("commits") to assert that the current view is the commits view.
func (self *View) Name(expected string) *View {
	self.assert.assertWithRetries(func() (bool, string) {
		actual := self.getView().Name()
		return actual == expected, fmt.Sprintf("%s: Expected view name to be '%s', but got '%s'", self.context, expected, actual)
	})

	return self
}

// asserts that the view has the expected title
func (self *View) Title(expected *matcher) *View {
	self.assert.assertWithRetries(func() (bool, string) {
		actual := self.getView().Title
		return expected.context(fmt.Sprintf("%s title", self.context)).test(actual)
	})

	return self
}

// asserts that the view has lines matching the given matchers. So if three matchers
// are passed, we only check the first three lines of the view.
// This method is convenient when you have a list of commits but you only want to
// assert on the first couple of commits.
func (self *View) TopLines(matchers ...*matcher) *View {
	self.assert.assertWithRetries(func() (bool, string) {
		lines := self.getView().BufferLines()
		return len(lines) >= len(matchers), fmt.Sprintf("unexpected number of lines in view. Expected at least %d, got %d", len(matchers), len(lines))
	})

	return self.assertLines(matchers...)
}

// asserts that the view has lines matching the given matchers. One matcher must be passed for each line.
// If you only care about the top n lines, use the TopLines method instead.
func (self *View) Lines(matchers ...*matcher) *View {
	self.assert.assertWithRetries(func() (bool, string) {
		lines := self.getView().BufferLines()
		return len(lines) == len(matchers), fmt.Sprintf("unexpected number of lines in view. Expected %d, got %d", len(matchers), len(lines))
	})

	return self.assertLines(matchers...)
}

func (self *View) assertLines(matchers ...*matcher) *View {
	view := self.getView()

	for i, matcher := range matchers {
		checkIsSelected, matcher := matcher.checkIsSelected()

		self.assert.matchString(matcher, fmt.Sprintf("Unexpected content in view '%s'.", view.Name()),
			func() string {
				return view.BufferLines()[i]
			},
		)

		if checkIsSelected {
			self.assert.assertWithRetries(func() (bool, string) {
				lineIdx := view.SelectedLineIdx()
				return lineIdx == i, fmt.Sprintf("Unexpected selected line index in view '%s'. Expected %d, got %d", view.Name(), i, lineIdx)
			})
		}
	}

	return self
}

// asserts on the content of the view i.e. the stuff within the view's frame.
func (self *View) Content(matcher *matcher) *View {
	self.assert.matchString(matcher, fmt.Sprintf("%s: Unexpected content.", self.context),
		func() string {
			return self.getView().Buffer()
		},
	)

	return self
}

// asserts on the selected line of the view
func (self *View) SelectedLine(matcher *matcher) *View {
	self.assert.matchString(matcher, fmt.Sprintf("%s: Unexpected selected line.", self.context),
		func() string {
			return self.getView().SelectedLine()
		},
	)

	return self
}

// asserts on the index of the selected line. 0 is the first index, representing the line at the top of the view.
func (self *View) SelectedLineIdx(expected int) *View {
	self.assert.assertWithRetries(func() (bool, string) {
		actual := self.getView().SelectedLineIdx()
		return expected == actual, fmt.Sprintf("%s: Expected selected line index to be %d, got %d", self.context, expected, actual)
	})

	return self
}

// func (self *View) Focus() *View {
// 	// we can easily change focus by switching to the view's window, but this assumes that the desired view
// 	// is at the top of that window. So for now we'll switch to the window then assert that the desired
// 	// view is on top (i.e. that it's the current view).
// 	whitelistedViewNames := []string{"status", "files", "localBranches", "commits", "stash"}

// 	viewName := self.getView().Name()

// 	if !lo.Contains(whitelistedViewNames, self.getView().Name()) {
// 		self.assert.fail(fmt.Sprintf("Cannot focus view %s: Focus() method not implemented", viewName))
// 	}

// 	windowIndexMap := map[string]int{
// 		"status":        0,
// 		"files":         1,
// 		"localBranches": 2,
// 		"commits":       3,
// 		"stash":         4,
// 	}

// 	self.input.switchToFilesWindow()
// 	self.press(self.keys.Universal.JumpToBlock[1])
// 	self.assert.Views().Current().Name(viewName)

// 	return self
// }