/*
 * InspIRCd -- Internet Relay Chat Daemon
 *
 *   Copyright (C) 2016 Attila Molnar <attilamolnar@hush.com>
 *
 * This file is part of InspIRCd.  InspIRCd is free software: you can
 * redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public
 * License as published by the Free Software Foundation, version 2.
 *
 * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT
 * ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
 * FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General Public License for more
 * details.
 *
 * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
 * along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
 */


#pragma once

// For CapReference
#include "modules/cap.h"

namespace IRCv3
{
	namespace Batch
	{
		typedef uint64_t RefTag;
		class Manager;
		class ManagerImpl;
		class Batch;
		struct BatchInfo;
		class API;
		class CapReference;

		static const unsigned int MAX_BATCHES = (sizeof(intptr_t) * 8) - 1;
	}
}

/** Batch Manager.
 * Implements batch starting and stopping. When it becomes unavailable (due to e.g. module unload)
 * all running batches are stopped.
 */
class IRCv3::Batch::Manager : public DataProvider, public ClientProtocol::MessageTagProvider
{
 public:
	/** Constructor.
	 * @param mod Module that owns the Manager.
	 */
	Manager(Module* mod)
		: DataProvider(mod, "batchapi")
		, ClientProtocol::MessageTagProvider(mod)
	{
	}

	/** Start a batch.
	 * Check Batch::IsRunning() to learn if the batch has been started.
	 * @param batch Batch to start.
	 */
	virtual void Start(Batch& batch) = 0;

	/** End a batch.
	 * @param batch Batch to end.
	 */
	virtual void End(Batch& batch) = 0;
};

/** Represents a batch.
 * Batches are used to group together physically separate client protocol messages that logically belong
 * together for one reason or another. The type of a batch, if provided, indicates what kind of grouping
 * it does.
 *
 * Batch objects have two states: running and stopped. If a batch is running, messages can be added to it.
 * If a message has been added to a batch and that message is sent to a client that negotiated the batch
 * capability then the client will receive a message tag attached to the message indicating the batch that
 * the message is a part of. If a message M is part of a batch B and M is sent to a client that hasn't yet
 * received any message from batch B it will get a batch start message for B before M. When a batch B is
 * stopped, every client that received at least one message which was in batch B will receive an end of
 * batch message for B.
 * A message may only be part of a single batch at any given time.
 */
class IRCv3::Batch::Batch
{
	Manager* manager;
	const std::string type;
	RefTag reftag;
	std::string reftagstr;
	unsigned int bit;
	BatchInfo* batchinfo;
	ClientProtocol::Message* batchstartmsg;
	ClientProtocol::Message* batchendmsg;

	void Setup(unsigned int b)
	{
		bit = b;
		reftag = (1 << bit);
		reftagstr = ConvToStr(reftag);
	}

	unsigned int GetId() const { return bit; }
	intptr_t GetBit() const { return reftag; }

 public:
	/** Constructor.
	 * The batch is initially stopped. To start it, pass it to Manager::Start().
	 * @param Type Batch type string, used to indicate what kind of grouping the batch does. May be empty.
	 */
	Batch(const std::string& Type)
		: manager(NULL)
		, type(Type)
		, batchinfo(NULL)
		, batchstartmsg(NULL)
	{
	}

	/** Destructor.
	 * If the batch is running, it is ended.
	 */
	~Batch()
	{
		if (manager)
			manager->End(*this);
	}

	/** Add a message to the batch.
	 * If the batch isn't running then this method does nothing.
	 * @param msg Message to add to the batch. If it is already part of any batch, this method is a no-op.
	 */
	void AddToBatch(ClientProtocol::Message& msg)
	{
		if (manager)
			msg.AddTag("batch", manager, reftagstr, this);
	}

	/** Get batch reference tag which is an opaque id for the batch and is used in the client protocol.
	 * Only running batches have a reference tag assigned.
	 * @return Reference tag as a string, only valid if the batch is running.
	 */
	const std::string& GetRefTagStr() const { return reftagstr; }

	/** Get batch type.
	 * @return Batch type string.
	 */
	const std::string& GetType() const { return type; }

	/** Check whether the batch is running.
	 * Batches can be started with Manager::Start() and stopped with Manager::End().
	 * @return True if the batch is running, false otherwise.
	 */
	bool IsRunning() const { return (manager != NULL); }

	/** Get the batch start client protocol message.
	 * The returned message object can be manipulated to add extra parameters or labels to the message. The first
	 * parameter of the message is the batch reference tag generated by the module providing batch support.
	 * If the batch type string was specified, it will be the second parameter of the message.
	 * May only be called if IsRunning() == true.
	 * @return Mutable batch start client protocol message.
	 */
	ClientProtocol::Message& GetBatchStartMessage() { return *batchstartmsg; }

	/** Get the batch end client protocol message.
	 * The returned message object can be manipulated to add extra parameters or labels to the message. The first
	 * parameter of the message is the batch reference tag generated by the module providing batch support.
	 * If the batch type string was specified, it will be the second parameter of the message.
	 * May only be called if IsRunning() == true.
	 * @return Mutable batch end client protocol message.
	 */
	ClientProtocol::Message& GetBatchEndMessage() { return *batchendmsg; }

	friend class ManagerImpl;
};

/** Batch API. Use this to access the Manager.
 */
class IRCv3::Batch::API : public dynamic_reference_nocheck<Manager>
{
 public:
	API(Module* mod)
		: dynamic_reference_nocheck<Manager>(mod, "batchapi")
	{
	}
};

/** Reference to the batch cap.
 * Can be used to check whether a user has the batch client cap enabled.
 */
class IRCv3::Batch::CapReference : public Cap::Reference
{
 public:
	CapReference(Module* mod)
		: Cap::Reference(mod, "batch")
	{
	}
};