import type { TFunction } from "i18next";
import type { JobResult } from "./api";
import { formatNumber } from "./format";
import { vocabKey } from "./vocab";

/** A notice from before the result rode along as data — and every audit row — holds only the server's
 *  one-liner: `_summarize`'s "new=3, failed=0" (backend/app/scheduler.py). A flat one reads back into a
 *  result, and `enrich`'s bare count ("50") into `{enriched: 50}` as `_result_data` names it; a nested
 *  phase (a Python dict repr) or anything else does not, and stays as it was. */
export function parseSummary(summary: string | null | undefined): JobResult | null {
  if (!summary || /[{}[\]]/.test(summary)) return null;
  if (/^\d+$/.test(summary)) return { enriched: Number(summary) };
  const out: JobResult = {};
  for (const part of summary.split(", ")) {
    const m = /^(\w+)=(.+)$/.exec(part);
    if (!m) return null;
    const [, key, raw] = m;
    out[key!] = /^-?\d+$/.test(raw!) ? Number(raw) : raw!;
  }
  return out;
}

/** A scheduler job's result in the reader's language (E30): "új videó: 3 · sikertelen: 0". The server
 *  stored "new=3, failed=0" — English keys, a Python dict repr for a nested phase. A count's key is
 *  named from `scheduler.result`, a `skipped` / `reason` word from `scheduler.skip`; an unnamed key or
 *  word shows as it is, and an `error` stays the upstream's own text (it is diagnostic). */
export function jobResultText(t: TFunction, result: JobResult, lang: string): string {
  return Object.entries(result)
    .map(([key, value]) => {
      const label = t(`scheduler.result.${key}`, { defaultValue: key.replace(/_/g, " ") });
      if (typeof value === "number") return `${label}: ${formatNumber(value, lang)}`;
      if (typeof value === "string")
        return key === "error"
          ? `${label}: ${value}`
          : `${label}: ${t(`scheduler.skip.${vocabKey(value)}`, { defaultValue: value })}`;
      return `${label} (${jobResultText(t, value, lang)})`;
    })
    .join(" · ");
}

/** What a job run said, as the inbox notice and the audit row both show it (E30): a title naming the job
 *  and how the run ended, and its result in the reader's language — from the data when it rode along,
 *  else read back from the English one-liner. A skipped run names only why; a failed run keeps the
 *  upstream's own error text (it is diagnostic). */
export function jobRunText(
  t: TFunction,
  run: { job_id: string; status?: unknown; summary?: unknown; result?: unknown },
  lang: string,
): { title: string; body: string | null } {
  const job = t(`scheduler.jobs.${run.job_id}`, run.job_id);
  const summary = typeof run.summary === "string" && run.summary ? run.summary : null;
  const titleKey =
    run.status === "error"
      ? "inbox.jobDone.titleError"
      : run.status === "skipped"
        ? "inbox.jobDone.titleSkipped"
        : "inbox.jobDone.titleOk";
  let result: JobResult | null = null;
  if (run.status !== "error") {
    result =
      run.result && typeof run.result === "object"
        ? (run.result as JobResult)
        : (parseSummary(summary) ??
          (run.status === "skipped" && summary ? { skipped: summary } : null));
  }
  // A skipped run's title already says "skipped": its body is only the reason, not "skipped: <reason>".
  const reason = run.status === "skipped" ? onlySkipReason(result) : null;
  return {
    title: t(titleKey, { job }),
    body:
      reason !== null
        ? t(`scheduler.skip.${vocabKey(reason)}`, { defaultValue: reason })
        : result
          ? jobResultText(t, result, lang)
          : summary,
  };
}

function onlySkipReason(result: JobResult | null): string | null {
  const keys = result ? Object.keys(result) : [];
  const word = result?.skipped;
  return keys.length === 1 && typeof word === "string" ? word : null;
}