import curses
import re
from typing import Optional, Tuple, Union

from epy_reader.models import Direction, InlineStyle, Key, NoUpdate
from epy_reader.settings import DoubleSpreadPadding


class InfiniBoard:
    """
    Wrapper for curses screen to render infinite texts.
    The idea is instead of pre render all the text before reading,
    this will only renders part of text on demand by which available
    page on screen.

    And what this does is only drawing text/string on curses screen
    without .clear() or .refresh() to optimize performance.
    """

    def __init__(
        self,
        screen,
        text: Tuple[str, ...],
        textwidth: int = 80,
        default_style: Tuple[InlineStyle, ...] = tuple(),
        spread: int = 1,
    ):
        self.screen = screen
        self.screen_rows, self.screen_cols = self.screen.getmaxyx()
        self.textwidth = textwidth
        self.x = ((self.screen_cols - self.textwidth) // 2) + 1
        self.text = text
        self.total_lines = len(text)
        self.default_style: Tuple[InlineStyle, ...] = default_style
        self.temporary_style: Tuple[InlineStyle, ...] = ()
        self.spread = spread

        if self.spread == 2:
            self.x = DoubleSpreadPadding.LEFT.value
            self.x_alt = (
                DoubleSpreadPadding.LEFT.value + self.textwidth + DoubleSpreadPadding.MIDDLE.value
            )

    def feed_temporary_style(self, styles: Optional[Tuple[InlineStyle, ...]] = None) -> None:
        """Reset styling if `styles` is None"""
        self.temporary_style = styles if styles else ()

    def render_styles(
        self, row: int, styles: Tuple[InlineStyle, ...] = (), bottom_padding: int = 0
    ) -> None:
        for i in styles:
            if i.row in range(row, row + self.screen_rows - bottom_padding):
                self.chgat(row, i.row, i.col, i.n_letters, self.screen.getbkgd() | i.attr)

            if self.spread == 2 and i.row in range(
                row + self.screen_rows - bottom_padding,
                row + 2 * (self.screen_rows - bottom_padding),
            ):
                self.chgat(
                    row,
                    i.row - (self.screen_rows - bottom_padding),
                    -self.x + self.x_alt + i.col,
                    i.n_letters,
                    self.screen.getbkgd() | i.attr,
                )

    def getch(self) -> Union[NoUpdate, Key]:
        input = self.screen.getch()
        if input == -1:
            return NoUpdate()
        return Key(input)

    def getbkgd(self):
        return self.screen.getbkgd()

    def chgat(self, row: int, y: int, x: int, n: int, attr: int) -> None:
        self.screen.chgat(y - row, self.x + x, n, attr)

    def write(self, row: int, bottom_padding: int = 0) -> None:
        for n_row in range(min(self.screen_rows - bottom_padding, self.total_lines - row)):
            text_line = self.text[row + n_row]

            # NOTE: A bug with python itself: https://bugs.python.org/issue8243
            # It's stated in python docs:
            # > Attempting to write to the lower right corner of a window, subwindow,
            # > or pad will cause an exception to be raised after the character is printed.
            # https://github.com/python/cpython/commit/ef5ce884a41c8553a7eff66ebace908c1dcc1f89#diff-cb5622768373b8c93cc8eee30dfb041108783bb419d9eaf205501989cea0049fR691-R692
            #
            # Since the exception is raised "after the character is printed"
            # then it seems to be safe to catch it.
            try:
                self.screen.addstr(n_row, self.x, text_line)
            except curses.error:
                pass

            if (
                self.spread == 2
                and row + self.screen_rows - bottom_padding + n_row < self.total_lines
            ):
                text_line = self.text[row + self.screen_rows - bottom_padding + n_row]
                # TODO: clean this up
                if re.search("\\[IMG:[0-9]+\\]", text_line):
                    self.screen.addstr(
                        n_row, self.x_alt, text_line.center(self.textwidth), curses.A_BOLD
                    )
                else:
                    self.screen.addstr(n_row, self.x_alt, text_line)

        self.render_styles(row, self.default_style, bottom_padding)
        self.render_styles(row, self.temporary_style, bottom_padding)
        # self.screen.refresh()

    def write_n(
        self,
        row: int,
        n: int = 1,
        direction: Direction = Direction.FORWARD,
        bottom_padding: int = 0,
    ) -> None:
        assert n > 0
        for n_row in range(min(self.screen_rows - bottom_padding, self.total_lines - row)):
            text_line = self.text[row + n_row]
            if direction == Direction.FORWARD:
                # self.screen.addnstr(n_row, self.x + self.textwidth - n, self.text[row+n_row], n)
                # `+ " " * (self.textwidth - len(self.text[row + n_row]))` is workaround to
                # to prevent curses trace because not calling screen.clear()
                self.screen.addnstr(
                    n_row,
                    self.x + self.textwidth - n,
                    text_line + " " * (self.textwidth - len(text_line)),
                    n,
                )

                if (
                    self.spread == 2
                    and row + self.screen_rows - bottom_padding + n_row < self.total_lines
                ):
                    text_line_alt = self.text[row + n_row + self.screen_rows - bottom_padding]
                    self.screen.addnstr(
                        n_row,
                        self.x_alt + self.textwidth - n,
                        text_line_alt + " " * (self.textwidth - len(text_line_alt)),
                        n,
                    )

            else:
                if text_line[self.textwidth - n :]:
                    self.screen.addnstr(n_row, self.x, text_line[self.textwidth - n :], n)

                if (
                    self.spread == 2
                    and row + self.screen_rows - bottom_padding + n_row < self.total_lines
                ):
                    text_line_alt = self.text[row + n_row + self.screen_rows - bottom_padding]
                    self.screen.addnstr(
                        n_row,
                        self.x_alt,
                        text_line_alt[self.textwidth - n :],
                        n,
                    )