package library

import (
	"fmt"
	"strings"
)

// Turning a Sonarr or Radarr notification into a piece of work, and all of it pure.
//
// The gateway used to learn that a file had appeared by asking Emby every hour whether
// anything had been saved since the last time it asked. Sonarr and Radarr already know —
// they are the things that put the file there — so this is the translation from what they
// say into the one question the ingest worker answers: which item should be re-read, or
// removed, and how do two deliveries of the same news collapse into one.
//
// Nothing here does I/O, which is what lets every rule below be a table test.

// Ingest actions. A rename is deliberately a refresh like any other: the Emby item id
// survives a file being moved, and so does the credits fingerprint measured against it —
// the only stale thing is the row's payload.
const (
	ActionRefresh = "refresh"
	ActionRemove  = "remove"
)

// Ingest kinds.
const (
	KindEpisode = "episode"
	KindMovie   = "movie"
	KindSeries  = "series"
)

// Why a request exists. It is carried through to the log and the console, because "this
// episode was re-read because Sonarr upgraded the file" is the sentence an operator needs
// and "an item changed" is not.
const (
	ReasonImport  = "import"
	ReasonUpgrade = "upgrade"
	ReasonRename  = "rename"
	ReasonDelete  = "delete"
)

// IngestRequest is one piece of work. It carries what the *arr knew rather than an Emby
// id, because at the moment a webhook arrives Emby has very often not scanned the file in
// yet and there is no id to carry.
type IngestRequest struct {
	// Key is the dedupe identity, and it names the *file* rather than the event. Two
	// deliveries of one import collapse onto one row; a file deleted and re-imported is a
	// different file and therefore its own work. Same reasoning as the alert id in
	// radarrImportAlert.
	Key    string `json:"-"`
	Action string `json:"-"`
	Kind   string `json:"-"`
	Reason string `json:"-"`

	// Series identity, for an episode or a series-level event.
	Series     string `json:"series,omitempty"`
	SeriesYear int    `json:"seriesYear,omitempty"`
	Season     int    `json:"season,omitempty"`
	Episode    int    `json:"episode,omitempty"`

	// Film identity.
	Title string `json:"title,omitempty"`
	Year  int    `json:"year,omitempty"`

	// EmbyItemID is filled in only where the caller already knows it — a delete of
	// something the catalogue holds. Empty is the ordinary case.
	EmbyItemID string `json:"embyItemId,omitempty"`
}

// IngestResult is a finished piece of ingest work, handed to whoever wants to announce it.
//
// It is what makes "a scan has completed" a thing the gateway can say: a webhook only means
// the *arr has moved a file, and the several minutes between that and Emby having scanned
// it in are exactly the minutes in which a banner saying the title is there would be wrong.
// This is emitted from the other end, once the row is in the catalogue.
//
// It carries both what the *arr said and what Emby turned out to call the thing, because
// the news is about the title and the item id is what can put artwork behind it.
type IngestResult struct {
	Source string // sonarr | radarr
	Kind   string // KindEpisode | KindMovie | KindSeries
	Reason string // ReasonImport | ReasonUpgrade | ReasonRename | ReasonDelete

	// ItemID and Name are Emby's, filled in from the row that was just written. ItemID is
	// empty for a series-wide refresh, which is about a show rather than about one file.
	ItemID   string
	Name     string
	ImageTag string

	// SeriesName is Emby's name for the show an episode belongs to, which is what a banner
	// leads with — the episode's own Name is its title.
	SeriesName string
	Season     int
	Episode    int
	Year       int
}

// SonarrWebhook is the subset of Sonarr's body this reads. Sonarr sends considerably
// more; anything not named here is ignored on purpose, so a Sonarr upgrade that adds
// fields cannot break the hook.
type SonarrWebhook struct {
	EventType string `json:"eventType"`
	Series    struct {
		ID    int    `json:"id"`
		Title string `json:"title"`
		Year  int    `json:"year"`
	} `json:"series"`
	Episodes []struct {
		ID            int `json:"id"`
		SeasonNumber  int `json:"seasonNumber"`
		EpisodeNumber int `json:"episodeNumber"`
	} `json:"episodes"`
	EpisodeFile struct {
		ID           int `json:"id"`
		SeasonNumber int `json:"seasonNumber"`
	} `json:"episodeFile"`
	// RenamedEpisodeFiles is what On Rename carries: the files that moved, each with the
	// id the library already knows them by.
	RenamedEpisodeFiles []struct {
		ID           int `json:"id"`
		SeasonNumber int `json:"seasonNumber"`
	} `json:"renamedEpisodeFiles"`
	IsUpgrade bool `json:"isUpgrade"`
	// DeletedFiles marks a series delete that took the media with it. A series removed
	// from Sonarr's list while its files stay on disk is not a reason to forget it.
	DeletedFiles bool `json:"deletedFiles"`
}

// RadarrWebhook is the same narrow reading of Radarr's body.
type RadarrWebhook struct {
	EventType string `json:"eventType"`
	IsUpgrade bool   `json:"isUpgrade"`
	Movie     struct {
		ID    int    `json:"id"`
		Title string `json:"title"`
		Year  int    `json:"year"`
	} `json:"movie"`
	MovieFile struct {
		ID int `json:"id"`
	} `json:"movieFile"`
	MovieFileID  int  `json:"movieFileId"`
	DeletedFiles bool `json:"deletedFiles"`
}

// IsTestEvent reports the payload a webhook's Test button sends. It is answered 200 and
// enqueues nothing, which is what makes that button mean "reachable" rather than
// "reachable, and here is a row about a series that does not exist".
func IsTestEvent(eventType string) bool {
	return strings.EqualFold(strings.TrimSpace(eventType), "Test")
}

// SonarrRequests turns one Sonarr notification into the work it implies.
//
// A notification can name several episodes — a multi-episode file, or a rename that moved
// a season — so this answers a slice. Each carries its own key, because each is its own
// file and the two may well arrive again separately.
func SonarrRequests(payload SonarrWebhook) []IngestRequest {
	event := strings.ToLower(strings.TrimSpace(payload.EventType))
	title := strings.TrimSpace(payload.Series.Title)

	switch event {
	case "download", "episodefileimported":
		if title == "" || len(payload.Episodes) == 0 {
			return nil
		}
		reason := ReasonImport
		if payload.IsUpgrade {
			// The file genuinely changed, so the row must be re-read. That it is not
			// *news* is a separate judgement, made by the alert half.
			reason = ReasonUpgrade
		}
		out := make([]IngestRequest, 0, len(payload.Episodes))
		for _, episode := range payload.Episodes {
			out = append(out, IngestRequest{
				Key:        sonarrEpisodeKey(payload.EpisodeFile.ID, episode.ID),
				Action:     ActionRefresh,
				Kind:       KindEpisode,
				Reason:     reason,
				Series:     title,
				SeriesYear: payload.Series.Year,
				Season:     episode.SeasonNumber,
				Episode:    episode.EpisodeNumber,
			})
		}
		return out

	case "rename":
		if title == "" {
			return nil
		}
		// A rename names files rather than episodes, and Sonarr does not say which episode
		// each file held. The series is the unit of work: one re-read of the show's
		// episodes settles every file that moved, and a season rename would otherwise be
		// one request per episode for the same answer.
		return []IngestRequest{{
			Key:        fmt.Sprintf("sonarr:series:%d:rename", payload.Series.ID),
			Action:     ActionRefresh,
			Kind:       KindSeries,
			Reason:     ReasonRename,
			Series:     title,
			SeriesYear: payload.Series.Year,
		}}

	case "episodefiledelete", "episodefiledeleted":
		if title == "" {
			return nil
		}
		season, episode := deletedEpisodeNumbers(payload)
		if episode <= 0 {
			return nil
		}
		return []IngestRequest{{
			Key:        fmt.Sprintf("sonarr:episodefile:%d:delete", payload.EpisodeFile.ID),
			Action:     ActionRemove,
			Kind:       KindEpisode,
			Reason:     ReasonDelete,
			Series:     title,
			SeriesYear: payload.Series.Year,
			Season:     season,
			Episode:    episode,
		}}

	case "seriesdelete", "seriesdeleted":
		// Only a delete that took the files. A series unfollowed in Sonarr while its
		// episodes stay on disk is still in the library and must stay in the catalogue.
		if title == "" || !payload.DeletedFiles {
			return nil
		}
		return []IngestRequest{{
			Key:        fmt.Sprintf("sonarr:series:%d:delete", payload.Series.ID),
			Action:     ActionRemove,
			Kind:       KindSeries,
			Reason:     ReasonDelete,
			Series:     title,
			SeriesYear: payload.Series.Year,
		}}
	}
	return nil
}

// sonarrEpisodeKey prefers the file id, which is the thing that actually changed. Sonarr
// omits it on some versions of the import event, and the episode id is then the only
// stable identity available — coarser, since it does not change when the file is
// replaced, but a repeated delivery still collapses, which is what the key is for.
func sonarrEpisodeKey(fileID, episodeID int) string {
	if fileID > 0 {
		return fmt.Sprintf("sonarr:episodefile:%d:%d", fileID, episodeID)
	}
	return fmt.Sprintf("sonarr:episode:%d", episodeID)
}

// deletedEpisodeNumbers reads the position of a deleted file. The episode list is
// preferred because it carries the episode number; the file's own season number stands in
// where the list is absent.
func deletedEpisodeNumbers(payload SonarrWebhook) (int, int) {
	for _, episode := range payload.Episodes {
		if episode.EpisodeNumber > 0 {
			season := episode.SeasonNumber
			if season == 0 && payload.EpisodeFile.SeasonNumber > 0 {
				season = payload.EpisodeFile.SeasonNumber
			}
			return season, episode.EpisodeNumber
		}
	}
	return payload.EpisodeFile.SeasonNumber, 0
}

// RadarrRequests turns one Radarr notification into the work it implies.
func RadarrRequests(payload RadarrWebhook) []IngestRequest {
	event := strings.ToLower(strings.TrimSpace(payload.EventType))
	title := strings.TrimSpace(payload.Movie.Title)
	if title == "" || payload.Movie.ID <= 0 {
		return nil
	}
	fileID := payload.MovieFile.ID
	if fileID <= 0 {
		fileID = payload.MovieFileID
	}

	switch event {
	case "download", "moviefileimported":
		reason := ReasonImport
		if payload.IsUpgrade {
			reason = ReasonUpgrade
		}
		return []IngestRequest{{
			Key:    radarrFileKey(payload.Movie.ID, fileID, reason),
			Action: ActionRefresh,
			Kind:   KindMovie,
			Reason: reason,
			Title:  title,
			Year:   payload.Movie.Year,
		}}

	case "rename":
		return []IngestRequest{{
			Key:    fmt.Sprintf("radarr:movie:%d:rename", payload.Movie.ID),
			Action: ActionRefresh,
			Kind:   KindMovie,
			Reason: ReasonRename,
			Title:  title,
			Year:   payload.Movie.Year,
		}}

	case "moviefiledelete", "moviefiledeleted":
		return []IngestRequest{{
			Key:    radarrFileKey(payload.Movie.ID, fileID, ReasonDelete),
			Action: ActionRemove,
			Kind:   KindMovie,
			Reason: ReasonDelete,
			Title:  title,
			Year:   payload.Movie.Year,
		}}

	case "moviedelete", "moviedeleted":
		if !payload.DeletedFiles {
			return nil
		}
		return []IngestRequest{{
			Key:    fmt.Sprintf("radarr:movie:%d:delete", payload.Movie.ID),
			Action: ActionRemove,
			Kind:   KindMovie,
			Reason: ReasonDelete,
			Title:  title,
			Year:   payload.Movie.Year,
		}}
	}
	return nil
}

func radarrFileKey(movieID, fileID int, reason string) string {
	if fileID > 0 {
		return fmt.Sprintf("radarr:moviefile:%d:%s", fileID, reason)
	}
	return fmt.Sprintf("radarr:movie:%d:%s", movieID, reason)
}

// NormalizedTitle strips a title down to the letters and digits it shares with whatever
// the other system calls it, so "Marvel's Daredevil" and "Marvels Daredevil" are one show.
//
// It lives here because both halves of the gateway need it and there must be exactly one
// answer to "which show is this": the schedule row matches Sonarr titles against the Emby
// catalogue with it, and the ingest worker matches the same titles against Emby itself.
func NormalizedTitle(value string) string {
	return strings.Map(func(r rune) rune {
		if r >= 'A' && r <= 'Z' {
			return r + ('a' - 'A')
		}
		if (r >= 'a' && r <= 'z') || (r >= '0' && r <= '9') {
			return r
		}
		return -1
	}, value)
}