package synchronizator

import (
	"fmt"
	"iter"
	"sync"
)

// Fetcher is the concurrent manager
// upon invocation, should create a worker pool of 1 to get the first set of results
// then base on the Patination Total and Limit, should distribute the workload
//
// It also needs to handle errors, rate-limits, retries strategies, and gracefull rejections
//
// It should return the pages not fetched for later retry
//
// Pagination should include a max-concurrent connection and rate-limit
// configuration to prevent having errors from external sources
//
// Maybe change the name to pagination or embed in another struct

type Fetcher = func(pagination Pagination) ([]*Collection, Pagination, error)

type Pagination struct {
	Total   int
	HasMore bool
	Limit   int
	Offset  int
}

var StartPagination = Pagination{
	Total:   0,
	HasMore: false,
	Limit:   10,
	Offset:  0,
}

// Work represents a function that processes a value of type S and returns a
// result of type T or an error.
type Work[T, S any] func(value T) (S, error)

// Worker represents a worker that processes tasks of type S and sends results
// of type T.
type Worker[T, S any] struct {
	id         uint8           // id is the unique identifier of the worker.
	receptor   <-chan T        // receptor is the channel from which the worker receives tasks.
	transmiter chan<- S        // transmiter is the channel to which the worker sends results.
	wg         *sync.WaitGroup // wg is the wait group to synchronize the completion of tasks.
	work       Work[T, S]      // work is the function that processes tasks.
}

type WorkerManager[T, S any] struct {
	active_workers     sync.WaitGroup
	is_open_to_work    bool
	workers_receptor   chan T
	workers_transmiter chan S
}

func (manager *WorkerManager[T, S]) AddWork(value T) error {
	if !manager.is_open_to_work {
		return fmt.Errorf("The manager is closed to add more work.")
	}
	manager.workers_receptor <- value
	return nil
}

func (manager *WorkerManager[T, S]) Stop() {
	// Stop receiving new units of work
	manager.is_open_to_work = false
	close(manager.workers_receptor)
}

func (manager *WorkerManager[T, S]) GetSingleWorkUnit() S {
	return <-manager.workers_transmiter
}

func (manager *WorkerManager[T, S]) GetWorkUnit() iter.Seq[S] {
	// send a message through the done channel when all workers have stopped
	done_channel := make(chan bool)

	go func() {
		manager.active_workers.Wait()
		close(done_channel)
	}()

	manager.Stop()

	return func(yield func(S) bool) {
		for {
			// TODO: handle tiemouts and rate-limits
			select {
			case value := <-manager.workers_transmiter:
				if !yield(value) {
					return
				}
			case <-done_channel:
				close(manager.workers_transmiter)
				return
			}
		}
	}
}

func spawn_worker[T, S any](worker *Worker[T, S]) {
	defer worker.wg.Done()

	// TODO: handle errors
	for unit := range worker.receptor {
		value, _ := worker.work(unit)
		worker.transmiter <- value
	}
}

func createWorkerPool[T, S any](max_workers uint8, work Work[T, S]) *WorkerManager[T, S] {
	channel_size := max_workers * 3

	manager := &WorkerManager[T, S]{
		workers_receptor:   make(chan T, channel_size),
		workers_transmiter: make(chan S, channel_size),
	}

	// create pool of workers
	for i := range max_workers {
		worker := &Worker[T, S]{
			id:         uint8(i),
			receptor:   manager.workers_receptor,
			transmiter: manager.workers_transmiter,
			wg:         &manager.active_workers,
			work:       work,
		}

		go spawn_worker(worker)
		manager.active_workers.Add(1)
	}

	manager.is_open_to_work = true

	return manager
}