#!/usr/bin/env python3


# helper class for making a SAT frontend
# Copyright (C) 2009-2020 Jérôme Poisson (goffi@goffi.org)

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from sat.core.log import getLogger

log = getLogger(__name__)
from sat.core import exceptions
from sat_frontends.quick_frontend.constants import Const as C


classes_map = {}


try:
    # FIXME: to be removed when an acceptable solution is here
    str("")  # XXX: unicode doesn't exist in pyjamas
except (
    TypeError,
    AttributeError,
):  # Error raised is not the same depending on pyjsbuild options
    str = str


def register(base_cls, child_cls=None):
    """Register a child class to use by default when a base class is needed

    @param base_cls: "Quick..." base class (like QuickChat or QuickContact), must inherit from QuickWidget
    @param child_cls: inherited class to use when Quick... class is requested, must inherit from base_cls.
        Can be None if it's the base_cls itself which register
    """
    # FIXME: we use base_cls.__name__ instead of base_cls directly because pyjamas because
    #        in the second case
    classes_map[base_cls.__name__] = child_cls


class WidgetAlreadyExistsError(Exception):
    pass


class QuickWidgetsManager(object):
    """This class is used to manage all the widgets of a frontend
    A widget can be a window, a graphical thing, or someting else depending of the frontend"""

    def __init__(self, host):
        self.host = host
        self._widgets = {}

    def __iter__(self):
        """Iterate throught all widgets"""
        for widget_map in self._widgets.values():
            for widget_instances in widget_map.values():
                for widget in widget_instances:
                    yield widget

    def getRealClass(self, class_):
        """Return class registered for given class_

        @param class_: subclass of QuickWidget
        @return: class actually used to create widget
        """
        try:
            # FIXME: we use base_cls.__name__ instead of base_cls directly because pyjamas bugs
            #        in the second case
            cls = classes_map[class_.__name__]
        except KeyError:
            cls = class_
        if cls is None:
            raise exceptions.InternalError(
                "There is not class registered for {}".format(class_)
            )
        return cls

    def getWidgetInstances(self, widget):
        """Get all instance of a widget

        This is a helper method which call getWidgets
        @param widget(QuickWidget): retrieve instances of this widget
        @return: iterator on widgets
        """
        return self.getWidgets(widget.__class__, widget.target, widget.profiles)

    def getWidgets(self, class_, target=None, profiles=None):
        """Get all subclassed widgets instances

        @param class_: subclass of QuickWidget, same parameter as used in
            [getOrCreateWidget]
        @param target: if not None, construct a hash with this target and filter
            corresponding widgets
            recreated widgets are handled
        @param profiles(iterable, None): if not None, filter on instances linked to these
            profiles
        @return: iterator on widgets
        """
        class_ = self.getRealClass(class_)
        try:
            widgets_map = self._widgets[class_.__name__]
        except KeyError:
            return
        else:
            if target is not None:
                filter_hash = str(class_.getWidgetHash(target, profiles))
            else:
                filter_hash = None
            if filter_hash is not None:
                for widget in widgets_map.get(filter_hash, []):
                    yield widget
            else:
                for widget_instances in widgets_map.values():
                    for widget in widget_instances:
                        yield widget

    def getWidget(self, class_, target=None, profiles=None):
        """Get a widget without creating it if it doesn't exist.

        if several instances of widgets with this hash exist, the first one is returned
        @param class_: subclass of QuickWidget, same parameter as used in [getOrCreateWidget]
        @param target: target depending of the widget, usually a JID instance
        @param profiles (unicode, iterable[unicode], None): profile(s) to use (may or may not be
            used, depending of the widget class)
        @return: a class_ instance or None if the widget doesn't exist
        """
        assert (target is not None) or (profiles is not None)
        if profiles is not None and isinstance(profiles, str):
            profiles = [profiles]
        class_ = self.getRealClass(class_)
        hash_ = class_.getWidgetHash(target, profiles)
        try:
            return self._widgets[class_.__name__][hash_][0]
        except KeyError:
            return None

    def getOrCreateWidget(self, class_, target, *args, **kwargs):
        """Get an existing widget or create a new one when necessary

        If the widget is new, self.host.newWidget will be called with it.
        @param class_(class): class of the widget to create
        @param target: target depending of the widget, usually a JID instance
        @param args(list): optional args to create a new instance of class_
        @param kwargs(dict): optional kwargs to create a new instance of class_
            if 'profile' key is present, it will be popped and put in 'profiles'
            if there is neither 'profile' nor 'profiles', None will be used for 'profiles'
            if 'on_new_widget' is present it can have the following values:
                C.WIDGET_NEW [default]: self.host.newWidget will be called on widget creation
                [callable]: this method will be called instead of self.host.newWidget
                None: do nothing
            if 'on_existing_widget' is present it can have the following values:
                C.WIDGET_KEEP  [default]: return the existing widget
                C.WIDGET_RAISE: raise WidgetAlreadyExistsError
                C.WIDGET_RECREATE: create a new widget
                    if the existing widget has a "recreateArgs" method, it will be called with args list and kwargs dict
                    so the values can be completed to create correctly the new instance
                [callable]: this method will be called with existing widget as argument, the widget to use must be returned
            if 'force_hash' is present, the hash given in value will be used instead of the one returned by class_.getWidgetHash
            other keys will be used to instanciate class_ if the case happen (e.g. if type_ is present and class_ is a QuickChat subclass,
                it will be used to create a new QuickChat instance).
        @return: a class_ instance, either new or already existing
        """
        cls = self.getRealClass(class_)

        ## arguments management ##
        _args = [self.host, target] + list(
            args
        ) or []  # FIXME: check if it's really necessary to use optional args
        _kwargs = kwargs or {}
        if "profiles" in _kwargs and "profile" in _kwargs:
            raise ValueError(
                "You can't have 'profile' and 'profiles' keys at the same time"
            )
        try:
            _kwargs["profiles"] = [_kwargs.pop("profile")]
        except KeyError:
            if not "profiles" in _kwargs:
                _kwargs["profiles"] = None

        # on_new_widget tells what to do for the new widget creation
        try:
            on_new_widget = _kwargs.pop("on_new_widget")
        except KeyError:
            on_new_widget = C.WIDGET_NEW

        # on_existing_widget tells what to do when the widget already exists
        try:
            on_existing_widget = _kwargs.pop("on_existing_widget")
        except KeyError:
            on_existing_widget = C.WIDGET_KEEP

        ## we get the hash ##
        try:
            hash_ = _kwargs.pop("force_hash")
        except KeyError:
            hash_ = cls.getWidgetHash(target, _kwargs["profiles"])

        ## widget creation or retrieval ##

        widgets_map = self._widgets.setdefault(
            cls.__name__, {}
        )  # we sorts widgets by classes
        if not cls.SINGLE:
            widget = None  # if the class is not SINGLE, we always create a new widget
        else:
            try:
                widget = widgets_map[hash_][0]
            except KeyError:
                widget = None
            else:
                widget.addTarget(target)

        if widget is None:
            # we need to create a new widget
            log.debug("Creating new widget for target {} {}".format(target, cls))
            widget = cls(*_args, **_kwargs)
            widgets_map.setdefault(hash_, []).append(widget)

            if on_new_widget == C.WIDGET_NEW:
                self.host.newWidget(widget)
            elif callable(on_new_widget):
                on_new_widget(widget)
            else:
                assert on_new_widget is None
        else:
            # the widget already exists
            if on_existing_widget == C.WIDGET_KEEP:
                pass
            elif on_existing_widget == C.WIDGET_RAISE:
                raise WidgetAlreadyExistsError(hash_)
            elif on_existing_widget == C.WIDGET_RECREATE:
                try:
                    recreateArgs = widget.recreateArgs
                except AttributeError:
                    pass
                else:
                    recreateArgs(_args, _kwargs)
                widget = cls(*_args, **_kwargs)
                widgets_map[hash_].append(widget)
                log.debug("widget <{wid}> already exists, a new one has been recreated"
                    .format(wid=widget))
            elif callable(on_existing_widget):
                widget = on_existing_widget(widget)
                if widget is None:
                    raise exceptions.InternalError(
                        "on_existing_widget method must return the widget to use")
                if widget not in widgets_map[hash_]:
                    log.debug(
                        "the widget returned by on_existing_widget is new, adding it")
                    widgets_map[hash_].append(widget)
            else:
                raise exceptions.InternalError(
                    "Unexpected on_existing_widget value ({})".format(on_existing_widget))

        return widget

    def deleteWidget(self, widget_to_delete, *args, **kwargs):
        """Delete a widget instance

        this method must be called by frontends when a widget is deleted
        widget's onDelete method will be called before deletion, and deletion will be
        stopped if it returns False.
        @param widget_to_delete(QuickWidget): widget which need to deleted
        @param *args: extra arguments to pass to onDelete
        @param *kwargs: extra keywords arguments to pass to onDelete
            the extra arguments are not used by QuickFrontend, it's is up to
            the frontend to use them or not.
            following extra arguments are well known:
                - "all_instances" can be used as kwarg, if it evaluate to True,
                  all instances of the widget will be deleted (if onDelete is
                  not returning False for any of the instance). This arguments
                  is not sent to onDelete methods.
                - "explicit_close" is used when the deletion is requested by
                  the user or a leave signal, "all_instances" is usually set at
                  the same time.
        """
        # TODO: all_instances must be independante kwargs, this is not possible with Python 2
        #       but will be with Python 3
        all_instances = kwargs.get('all_instances', False)

        if all_instances:
            for w in self.getWidgetInstances(widget_to_delete):
                if w.onDelete(**kwargs) == False:
                    log.debug(
                        f"Deletion of {widget_to_delete} cancelled by widget itself")
                    return
        else:
            if widget_to_delete.onDelete(**kwargs) == False:
                log.debug(f"Deletion of {widget_to_delete} cancelled by widget itself")
                return

        if self.host.selected_widget == widget_to_delete:
            self.host.selected_widget = None

        class_ = self.getRealClass(widget_to_delete.__class__)
        try:
            widgets_map = self._widgets[class_.__name__]
        except KeyError:
            log.error("no widgets_map found for class {cls}".format(cls=class_))
            return
        widget_hash = str(class_.getWidgetHash(widget_to_delete.target,
                                                   widget_to_delete.profiles))
        try:
            widget_instances = widgets_map[widget_hash]
        except KeyError:
            log.error(f"no instance of {class_.__name__} found with hash {widget_hash!r}")
            return
        if all_instances:
            widget_instances.clear()
        else:
            try:
                widget_instances.remove(widget_to_delete)
            except ValueError:
                log.error("widget_to_delete not found in widget instances")
                return

            log.debug("widget {} deleted".format(widget_to_delete))

        if not widget_instances:
            # all instances with this hash have been deleted
            # we remove the hash itself
            del widgets_map[widget_hash]
            log.debug("All instances of {cls} with hash {widget_hash!r} have been deleted"
                .format(cls=class_, widget_hash=widget_hash))


class QuickWidget(object):
    """generic widget base"""
    # FIXME: sometime a single target is used, sometimes several ones
    #        This should be sorted out in the same way as for profiles: a single
    #        target should be possible when appropriate attribute is set.
    #        methods using target(s) and hash should be fixed accordingly

    SINGLE = True  # if True, there can be only one widget per target(s)
    PROFILES_MULTIPLE = False  # If True, this widget can handle several profiles at once
    PROFILES_ALLOW_NONE = False  # If True, this widget can be used without profile

    def __init__(self, host, target, profiles=None):
        """
        @param host: %(doc_host)s
        @param target: target specific for this widget class
        @param profiles: can be either:
            - (unicode): used when widget class manage a unique profile
            - (iterable): some widget class can manage several profiles, several at once can be specified here
            - None: no profile is managed by this widget class (rare)
        @raise: ValueError when (iterable) or None is given to profiles for a widget class which manage one unique profile.
        """
        self.host = host
        self.targets = set()
        self.addTarget(target)
        self.profiles = set()
        self._sync = True
        if isinstance(profiles, str):
            self.addProfile(profiles)
        elif profiles is None:
            if not self.PROFILES_ALLOW_NONE:
                raise ValueError("profiles can't have a value of None")
        else:
            for profile in profiles:
                self.addProfile(profile)
            if not self.profiles:
                raise ValueError("no profile found, use None for no profile classes")

    @property
    def profile(self):
        assert (
            len(self.profiles) == 1
            and not self.PROFILES_MULTIPLE
            and not self.PROFILES_ALLOW_NONE
        )
        return list(self.profiles)[0]

    @property
    def target(self):
        """Return main target

        A random target is returned when several targets are available
        """
        return next(iter(self.targets))

    @property
    def widget_hash(self):
        """Return quick widget hash"""
        return self.getWidgetHash(self.target, self.profiles)

    # synchronisation state

    @property
    def sync(self):
        return self._sync

    @sync.setter
    def sync(self, state):
        """state of synchronisation with backend

        @param state(bool): True when backend is synchronised
            False is set by core
            True must be set by the widget when resynchronisation is finished
        """
        self._sync = state

    def resync(self):
        """Method called when backend can be resynchronized

        The widget has to set self.sync itself when the synchronisation is finished
        """
        pass

    # target/profile

    def addTarget(self, target):
        """Add a target if it doesn't already exists

        @param target: target to add
        """
        self.targets.add(target)

    def addProfile(self, profile):
        """Add a profile is if doesn't already exists

        @param profile: profile to add
        """
        if self.profiles and not self.PROFILES_MULTIPLE:
            raise ValueError("multiple profiles are not allowed")
        self.profiles.add(profile)

    # widget identitication

    @staticmethod
    def getWidgetHash(target, profiles):
        """Return the hash associated with this target for this widget class

        some widget classes can manage several target on the same instance
        (e.g.: a chat widget with multiple resources on the same bare jid),
        this method allow to return a hash associated to one or several targets
        to retrieve the good instance. For example, a widget managing JID targets,
        and all resource of the same bare jid would return the bare jid as hash.

        @param target: target to check
        @param profiles: profile(s) associated to target, see __init__ docstring
        @return: a hash (can correspond to one or many targets or profiles, depending of widget class)
        """
        return str(target)  # by defaut, there is one hash for one target

    # widget life events

    def onDelete(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """Called when a widget is being deleted

        @return (boot, None): False to cancel deletion
            all other value continue deletion
        """
        return True