using DeepDrftModels.DTOs;
using DeepDrftPublic.Client.Common;
using DeepDrftPublic.Client.Services;
using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components;
using Microsoft.Extensions.Logging;
using Microsoft.JSInterop;

namespace DeepDrftPublic.Client.Controls;

/// <summary>
/// Scrolling waveform visualizer, track-cardinal (phase-12 §4/§5). It renders the high-res loudness
/// datum of whatever track is currently playing/selected: the datum is the track's, not the release's,
/// so the fetch resolves the current track's <c>EntryKey</c> (the live playing track when the cascaded
/// player is this visualizer's source — see <see cref="LivePlayerTrack"/> — else the host-supplied
/// <see cref="TrackEntryKey"/>) and re-fetches when that track identity changes — not when the release
/// changes. The release (<see cref="ReleaseEntryKey"/>) anchors which playing tracks this visualizer
/// follows (its own and any sibling in the same release), and is otherwise addressing context. The rendering itself — a windowed, bottom-to-top, playback-coupled scroll with a glassy
/// theme-aware gradient — lives in the WaveformVisualizer.ts interop module; this component is the bridge
/// that feeds it datum, playback position, zoom, and theme, and owns the module lifecycle.
///
/// Strictly read-only (spec §D): no seek, no two-way write-back. <see cref="PlaybackPosition"/> is a
/// one-way input. The live playback signal comes from the cascaded player service (which also supplies
/// the track duration needed for the time↔sample mapping); the <see cref="PlaybackPosition"/> parameter
/// is the composability fallback for hosts that have no player cascade (e.g. an embed) and want to drive
/// position themselves.
/// </summary>
public partial class WaveformVisualizer : ComponentBase, IAsyncDisposable
{
    [Inject] public required ITrackDataService TrackData { get; set; }
    [Inject] public required IJSRuntime JS { get; set; }
    [Inject] public required WaveformVisualizerControlState ControlState { get; set; }
    [Inject] public required ILogger<WaveformVisualizer> Logger { get; set; }

    // Live playback + the mix duration come from the cascaded streaming player when present. The
    // cascade is IsFixed, so we subscribe to its multicast StateChanged side-channel to learn about
    // position/play-state ticks (same pattern as WaveformSeeker / SpectrumVisualizer).
    [CascadingParameter] public IStreamingPlayerService? PlayerService { get; set; }

    // Live dark-mode state. Toggling re-themes the gradient without a reload: the cascade re-renders
    // us, and OnAfterRender pushes fresh palette colours into the module.
    [CascadingParameter] public DarkModeSettings? DarkMode { get; set; }

    /// <summary>
    /// The opaque public EntryKey of the host release. Addressing context only (phase-12 §4) — the datum
    /// is fetched per-track, not per-release. Carried for diagnostics and host identity; it no longer
    /// drives the datum fetch.
    /// </summary>
    [Parameter] public required string ReleaseEntryKey { get; set; }

    /// <summary>
    /// The id of the host's selected/default playable track. Anchors the host's at-rest identity: at
    /// rest (no live player) the visualizer renders this track's datum via <see cref="TrackEntryKey"/>.
    /// It also keeps an unrelated track playing elsewhere from coupling to this visualizer — the live
    /// player only becomes this visualizer's source when its track is part of this host (it IS this
    /// track, or it shares this host's <see cref="ReleaseEntryKey"/>; see <see cref="LivePlayerTrack"/>).
    /// Null leaves the visualizer in the at-rest state unless the player's track matches the release.
    /// </summary>
    [Parameter] public long? TrackId { get; set; }

    /// <summary>
    /// The EntryKey of the host's selected/default track — the datum to render when no live player is
    /// this visualizer's source (e.g. a Mix detail page at rest, before playback starts). When the
    /// cascaded player is this visualizer's live source (<see cref="LivePlayerTrack"/>), the playing
    /// track's own EntryKey takes precedence so the datum follows live playback (a multi-track Cut, the
    /// NowPlaying card). Null with no live player leaves the visualizer blank.
    /// </summary>
    [Parameter] public string? TrackEntryKey { get; set; }

    /// <summary>
    /// Normalized playback head in [0, 1]. One-way input only — the component never writes back.
    /// Used as the position source for hosts with no cascaded player (composability fallback);
    /// when a matching player is cascaded, its live position takes precedence.
    /// </summary>
    [Parameter] public double PlaybackPosition { get; set; }

    /// <summary>
    /// Container-sizing mode (phase-12 §6c). Default <c>false</c> keeps the full-viewport mount the
    /// engine has always used (fixed, inset 0, clipped above the player bar) — Mix's mode-A full-bleed
    /// and the ambient mode-B mounts are unchanged. Set <c>true</c> for a contained mount (mode C, the
    /// NowPlaying card): the canvas fills its nearest positioned ancestor instead of the viewport, with
    /// no footer clip. This is a CSS/layout toggle only — the renderer already sizes the backing store to
    /// the canvas's own box (a ResizeObserver on the canvas, never <c>window</c>), so the JS module is
    /// identical in both modes; <c>Fill</c> only changes which box that canvas occupies.
    /// </summary>
    [Parameter] public bool Fill { get; set; }

    // Bridge-level diagnostics. Mirrors the JS-side DEBUG flag in WaveformVisualizer.ts: when true the
    // datum-fetch / subscription / playback-coupling seams log to the browser console (prefixed
    // `[WaveformVisualizer]`, same as the JS logs so the two interleave into one timeline). These pinpoint
    // which upstream link is broken when the ribbon stays blank — set true temporarily to diagnose.
    private static readonly bool Debug = false;
    private const string Tag = "[WaveformVisualizer]";

    private static void DebugLog(string message)
    {
        if (Debug) Console.WriteLine($"{Tag} {message}");
    }

    private ElementReference _canvas;
    private IJSObjectReference? _module;
    private IJSObjectReference? _handle;

    private IStreamingPlayerService? _subscribedService;
    private WaveformProfileDto? _profile;

    // The track EntryKey the loaded datum belongs to. The fetch-once guard keys on the current track's
    // identity (phase-12 §4), not the release, so the datum re-fetches when the playing/selected track
    // changes while the release stays fixed (a multi-track Cut, the NowPlaying card). Null until the
    // first fetch; an in-flight fetch is tracked separately so concurrent ticks don't double-fetch.
    private string? _loadedTrackKey;
    private string? _fetchingTrackKey;

    // Whether we are subscribed to the shared control state's Changed event. The controls row (a
    // sibling component) mutates ControlState and raises Changed; we push the affected uniforms.
    private bool _subscribedToControls;

    // The profile reference last sent to the module, plus whether it went with a real duration.
    // Tracked so a per-tick playback push never re-decodes the (up to ~1.2 MB) datum in JS — we only
    // push the datum when its identity or duration-availability actually changes.
    private WaveformProfileDto? _pushedProfile;
    private bool _pushedWithDuration;

    // Theme last pushed to the module, so we only re-push on an actual change.
    private bool? _lastIsDark;

    protected override void OnInitialized()
    {
        // Subscribe once to the shared control state. The controls row mutates it and raises Changed;
        // we are the sole owner of the JS module handle, so we do the uniform pushes here. This keeps
        // the handle single-owned (no handle sharing, no service-locator) — the scoped state object is
        // the decoupling seam between the foreground controls and this backdrop bridge.
        if (!_subscribedToControls)
        {
            ControlState.Changed += OnControlStateChanged;
            _subscribedToControls = true;
        }
    }

    protected override async Task OnParametersSetAsync()
    {
        // Subscribe to the player's multicast side-channel once, to re-render on position/play ticks.
        // Log whether the cascade is even present: a null PlayerService here means the visualizer
        // never couples to playback (no StateChanged events ever reach OnPlayerStateChanged).
        if (PlayerService is not null && !ReferenceEquals(PlayerService, _subscribedService))
        {
            if (_subscribedService is not null)
                _subscribedService.StateChanged -= OnPlayerStateChanged;
            PlayerService.StateChanged += OnPlayerStateChanged;
            _subscribedService = PlayerService;
            DebugLog($"subscribed to player StateChanged. ReleaseEntryKey={ReleaseEntryKey}, TrackId={TrackId?.ToString() ?? "null"}.");
        }
        else if (PlayerService is null)
        {
            DebugLog($"NO player cascade — playback will never couple. ReleaseEntryKey={ReleaseEntryKey}, TrackId={TrackId?.ToString() ?? "null"}.");
        }

        // Fetch the current track's datum if its identity changed since the last fetch (parameter set
        // can change TrackEntryKey; the player side comes through OnPlayerStateChanged).
        await EnsureDatumForCurrentTrackAsync();
    }

    /// <summary>
    /// The EntryKey of the track whose datum to render: the live playing track's own EntryKey when the
    /// cascaded player is this visualizer's source (<see cref="LivePlayerTrack"/>), otherwise the host's
    /// selected/default <see cref="TrackEntryKey"/>. This is the single source of "which track's datum" —
    /// both the fetch key and what re-arms the fetch-once guard. Following the *live* track (not the fixed
    /// host <see cref="TrackId"/>) is what lets a multi-track Cut, or the NowPlaying card, re-fetch and
    /// render the now-playing track as playback advances (phase-12 §4/§6c). At rest it degrades to the
    /// host track — single-track hosts (Mix/Session), where the live track IS the host track, are
    /// unchanged.
    /// </summary>
    private string? CurrentTrackKey =>
        LivePlayerTrack?.EntryKey ?? TrackEntryKey;

    /// <summary>
    /// Fetch the current track's high-res datum, but only when the track identity changed since the last
    /// fetch (phase-12 §4 — the guard re-arms on track change, not release change). Idempotent and
    /// re-entrancy-guarded: callable from both OnParametersSetAsync (TrackEntryKey changed) and
    /// OnPlayerStateChanged (the playing track changed) without double-fetching. A track with no stored
    /// datum leaves the visualizer blank; the guard keys on the fetched key, not on whether a datum came
    /// back, so a not-yet-backfilled track does not refetch on every tick.
    /// </summary>
    private async Task EnsureDatumForCurrentTrackAsync()
    {
        var trackKey = CurrentTrackKey;

        // Nothing to fetch (no active player and no selected track): clear any stale datum and disarm.
        if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(trackKey))
        {
            if (_loadedTrackKey is not null || _profile is not null)
            {
                _loadedTrackKey = null;
                _profile = null;
                await PushDatumAsync();
            }
            return;
        }

        // Already loaded (or loading) this exact track — don't refetch.
        if (trackKey == _loadedTrackKey || trackKey == _fetchingTrackKey) return;

        _fetchingTrackKey = trackKey;
        DebugLog($"fetching high-res waveform datum for trackEntryKey={trackKey}…");
        var result = await TrackData.GetTrackWaveform(trackKey);

        // The current track may have advanced again while this fetch was in flight; if so, discard this
        // result and let the newer track's fetch (already armed via _fetchingTrackKey) win.
        if (_fetchingTrackKey != trackKey)
        {
            DebugLog($"discarding stale datum fetch for trackEntryKey={trackKey} — current track moved on.");
            return;
        }
        _fetchingTrackKey = null;
        _loadedTrackKey = trackKey;

        if (result is { Success: true, Value: { } profile } && profile.BucketCount > 0 && profile.Data.Length > 0)
        {
            _profile = profile;
            DebugLog($"datum fetch OK — {profile.BucketCount} buckets, base64 length {profile.Data.Length}.");
        }
        else
        {
            // No datum (track not yet backfilled, or transport error) — blank visualizer; the host still
            // renders its content over a plain background.
            _profile = null;
            DebugLog(result.Success
                ? $"datum fetch returned EMPTY/absent (no stored high-res datum for trackEntryKey={trackKey}) — visualizer stays blank."
                : $"datum fetch FAILED ({result.GetMessage() ?? "unknown error"}) — visualizer stays blank.");
        }

        // Push the (possibly new) datum to the module if it is already created.
        await PushDatumAsync();
    }

    private void OnPlayerStateChanged() => InvokeAsync(async () =>
    {
        // Position/play-state changed: push it to the module (cheap; no re-fetch, no full re-render
        // needed for the canvas itself, but StateHasChanged keeps the slider/visibility in sync).
        // Log the gating inputs so a "ribbon never couples" failure shows exactly why: whether the live
        // player is this visualizer's source (LivePlayerTrack), and what duration/position/play-state it
        // reports.
        var currentTrackId = PlayerService?.CurrentTrack is { } ct ? ct.Id.ToString() : "null";
        DebugLog($"player StateChanged — liveTrackKey={LivePlayerTrack?.EntryKey ?? "null"} (player.CurrentTrack.Id={currentTrackId}, TrackId={TrackId?.ToString() ?? "null"}, ReleaseEntryKey={ReleaseEntryKey}), player.IsPlaying={PlayerService?.IsPlaying}, player.Duration={PlayerService?.Duration?.ToString("F2") ?? "null"}.");
        // The playing track may have changed (a multi-track Cut advancing, the NowPlaying card following
        // playback) — re-fetch its datum if so. EnsureDatumForCurrentTrackAsync is guarded, so a tick that
        // didn't change the track is a cheap no-op.
        await EnsureDatumForCurrentTrackAsync();
        await PushPlaybackAsync();
        StateHasChanged();
    });

    protected override async Task OnAfterRenderAsync(bool firstRender)
    {
        if (firstRender)
        {
            try
            {
                _module = await JS.InvokeAsync<IJSObjectReference>(
                    "import", "./js/visualizer/WaveformVisualizer.js");
                _handle = await _module.InvokeAsync<IJSObjectReference>("create", _canvas);
            }
            catch (JSException ex)
            {
                Logger.LogWarning(ex, "WaveformVisualizer: failed to load the visualizer module; rendering a plain backdrop.");
                return;
            }

            // Seed the module with the current state now that it exists. All seven control values
            // come from the shared (session-persisted) state, so a mix opened mid-session seeds the
            // module with the knob positions the listener left them at.
            await PushControlsAsync();
            await PushDatumAsync();
            await PushPlaybackAsync();
            await PushThemeIfChangedAsync();
            return;
        }

        // On every subsequent render (e.g. dark-mode toggle), re-theme if it changed.
        await PushThemeIfChangedAsync();
    }

    // The controls bar mutated a knob on the shared state and raised Changed. Push all seven control
    // values (cheap scalar interop). Each control now drives its own dedicated dial in the JS handle
    // (lava reframe Wave R4) — scroll speed → visible-time-span, plus the six lava/colour dials; see
    // PushControlsAsync. The bridge stays the sole owner of the JS module handle.
    private void OnControlStateChanged() => InvokeAsync(async () =>
    {
        await PushControlsAsync();
    });

    // ── Bridge pushes. Each is a no-op until the module handle exists. ───────────────────────────

    /// <summary>
    /// Push the eight control values to the module from the shared state. Used to seed on first render
    /// and to re-push when the controls bar signals a change. Each value is its own dedicated dial:
    /// <list type="bullet">
    ///   <item>scroll speed [0,1] is mapped onto the useful zoom band via
    ///         <see cref="WaveformZoomMapping.ScrollKnobToSeconds"/> and pushed through <c>setScrollSpeed</c>
    ///         (higher speed → tighter window → faster scroll);</item>
    ///   <item>gradient rotation speed → <c>setGradientRotationSpeed</c> (live OKLab anchor rotation);</item>
    ///   <item>gravity / heat / collision strength → their dedicated lava-physics dials;</item>
    ///   <item>fluid amount → <c>setFluidAmount</c> (blob count + volume); fluid viscosity →
    ///         <c>setFluidViscosity</c> (cohesion / sphere-restoration) — the Phase 10 split of the
    ///         former single density knob;</item>
    ///   <item>waveform width → the ribbon-extent uniform.</item>
    /// </list>
    /// </summary>
    private async Task PushControlsAsync()
    {
        if (_handle is null) return;
        // Scroll speed is a normalized [0,1] axis; map it onto the useful zoom band (Phase 10 retune —
        // the knob's full travel now covers the 60%–100% zoom range, dropping the dead slow/wide end).
        var visibleSeconds = WaveformZoomMapping.ScrollKnobToSeconds(ControlState.ScrollSpeed);
        await _handle.InvokeVoidAsync("setScrollSpeed", visibleSeconds);
        await _handle.InvokeVoidAsync("setGradientRotationSpeed", ControlState.GradientRotationSpeed);
        await _handle.InvokeVoidAsync("setLavaGravity", ControlState.LavaGravity);
        await _handle.InvokeVoidAsync("setLavaHeat", ControlState.LavaHeat);
        await _handle.InvokeVoidAsync("setFluidAmount", ControlState.FluidAmount);
        await _handle.InvokeVoidAsync("setFluidViscosity", ControlState.FluidViscosity);
        await _handle.InvokeVoidAsync("setCollisionStrength", ControlState.CollisionStrength);
        await _handle.InvokeVoidAsync("setWaveformWidth", ControlState.WaveformWidth);
    }

    /// <summary>
    /// Push the datum to the module, but only when it actually changed — a different profile, or the
    /// mix duration becoming available for the first time. Idempotent so the per-tick playback path
    /// can call it without re-decoding the (large) base64 datum in JS every frame.
    /// </summary>
    private async Task PushDatumAsync()
    {
        if (_handle is null) return;

        var haveDuration = _profile is not null && PlayerDurationSeconds is > 0;

        // No change since the last push? Nothing to do.
        if (ReferenceEquals(_profile, _pushedProfile) && haveDuration == _pushedWithDuration)
            return;

        if (!haveDuration)
        {
            // The most common stuck state: a datum is loaded but no positive player duration has
            // arrived, so we cannot map samples↔time and push an empty datum. Spell out which half
            // is missing so the broken link is unambiguous in the console.
            DebugLog($"datum push deferred (empty) — profile={(_profile is null ? "null" : "loaded")}, playerDuration={PlayerDurationSeconds?.ToString("F2") ?? "null"} (needs a live player source + duration>0).");
        }

        if (haveDuration)
        {
            // The mix duration must come from the player (no DTO field carries it); without a
            // positive duration we cannot map samples↔time, so we hold off until it arrives.
            DebugLog($"datum push (REAL) — base64 length {_profile!.Data.Length}, duration {PlayerDurationSeconds!.Value:F2}s.");
            await _handle.InvokeVoidAsync("setDatum", _profile.Data, PlayerDurationSeconds.Value);
        }
        else
        {
            await _handle.InvokeVoidAsync("setDatum", string.Empty, 0d);
        }

        _pushedProfile = _profile;
        _pushedWithDuration = haveDuration;
    }

    private async Task PushPlaybackAsync()
    {
        if (_handle is null)
        {
            DebugLog("PushPlayback skipped — module handle not created yet.");
            return;
        }

        // Duration arrives via the player after the initial (duration-less) datum push; the
        // idempotent PushDatumAsync re-pushes exactly once when it first becomes available.
        await PushDatumAsync();

        DebugLog($"setPlayback → position={CurrentPositionSeconds:F2}s, isPlaying={IsPlaying}.");
        await _handle.InvokeVoidAsync("setPlayback", CurrentPositionSeconds, IsPlaying);
    }

    private async Task PushThemeIfChangedAsync()
    {
        if (_handle is null) return;
        var isDark = DarkMode?.IsDarkMode ?? false;
        if (_lastIsDark == isDark) return;
        _lastIsDark = isDark;

        // The module reads the gradient stops directly from the canvas's computed --mud-palette-*
        // vars (canvas gradients can't resolve var(), so resolution must happen in JS). The bespoke
        // light/dark themes swap those vars on toggle; we just tell the module to re-read.
        await _handle.InvokeVoidAsync("refreshTheme");
    }

    // ── Live signal sources. The live player track wins; PlaybackPosition is the no-player fallback. ─

    /// <summary>
    /// The cascaded player's current track when that player is *this visualizer's* live source, else null.
    /// A player track is this visualizer's source when it is part of what this host represents:
    /// <list type="bullet">
    ///   <item>it IS the host's pinned track (<c>CurrentTrack.Id == TrackId</c>) — the single-track
    ///         Mix/Session case, preserved at exact parity; or</item>
    ///   <item>it shares the host's release (<c>CurrentTrack.Release.EntryKey == ReleaseEntryKey</c>) —
    ///         a multi-track Cut where the release is fixed but the playing track scrolls.</item>
    /// </list>
    /// The release-match disjunct is what lets the visualizer FOLLOW the live track as playback advances
    /// past the host's fixed <see cref="TrackId"/> (phase-12 §4) instead of reverting to the host default;
    /// the id-match disjunct guarantees single-track hosts behave identically even if the player track's
    /// release graph is sparse. A track playing that is neither this track nor in this release is NOT our
    /// source — the visualizer stays at the host's at-rest slice rather than scrolling to unrelated audio.
    /// This is the single gate every live-signal accessor (datum key, duration, position, play-state)
    /// shares, so they cannot disagree about which track is live.
    /// </summary>
    private TrackDto? LivePlayerTrack
    {
        get
        {
            if (PlayerService?.CurrentTrack is not { } track) return null;
            if (TrackId is { } id && track.Id == id) return track;
            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(track.Release?.EntryKey)
                && track.Release.EntryKey == ReleaseEntryKey) return track;
            return null;
        }
    }

    private double? PlayerDurationSeconds =>
        LivePlayerTrack is not null && PlayerService!.Duration is > 0 ? PlayerService.Duration : null;

    private bool IsPlaying => LivePlayerTrack is not null && (PlayerService?.IsPlaying ?? false);

    private double CurrentPositionSeconds
    {
        get
        {
            // Prefer the live player's absolute time. Otherwise fall back to the one-way
            // PlaybackPosition ([0,1]) scaled by whatever duration we have; with no duration the
            // position is unusable, so show the at-rest slice (0).
            if (LivePlayerTrack is not null)
                return PlayerService!.CurrentTime;
            if (PlayerDurationSeconds is { } dur)
                return Math.Clamp(PlaybackPosition, 0, 1) * dur;
            return 0;
        }
    }

    public async ValueTask DisposeAsync()
    {
        if (_subscribedService is not null)
        {
            _subscribedService.StateChanged -= OnPlayerStateChanged;
            _subscribedService = null;
        }

        if (_subscribedToControls)
        {
            ControlState.Changed -= OnControlStateChanged;
            _subscribedToControls = false;
        }

        if (_handle is not null)
        {
            try { await _handle.InvokeVoidAsync("dispose"); } catch (JSDisconnectedException) { }
            try { await _handle.DisposeAsync(); } catch (JSDisconnectedException) { }
            _handle = null;
        }

        if (_module is not null)
        {
            try { await _module.DisposeAsync(); } catch (JSDisconnectedException) { }
            _module = null;
        }
    }
}