siftlode/frontend/src/lib/usePref.ts

import { useCallback, useEffect, useRef, useState } from "react";
import { useQueryClient, type QueryClient } from "@tanstack/react-query";
import { qk } from "./queryKeys";
import { api } from "./api";
import type { Me } from "./api/account";
import { getAccountRaw, writeAccount } from "./storage";
import { notifyActionError } from "./actionErrors";
import { updateMeCache } from "./useMe";
import i18n from "../i18n";

// The local state + cache already show the new value, so a refused save is otherwise invisible until
// the next load quietly puts the old one back. `req` reports none of 403/404/429 and only the
// connection notice for a lost connection — say it.
const reportPrefSaveFailure = (err: unknown) =>
  notifyActionError(err, i18n.t("errors.writeFailed.prefs"));

// The ONE per-account + server preference hook. A preference (unlike an ephemeral filter) persists to
// the account on the server (PUT /api/me/preferences, which MERGES the partial payload) and follows the
// account across devices. usePref folds what every such pref used to hand-roll — seed local state, and
// on change write the server + an optional local mirror + the `me` cache — into one hook, so a new
// server-synced pref is a one-liner.
//
// It seeds straight from the `me` cache, which is always populated when it mounts: BootGate mounts the
// app tree only once /api/me has answered, and a tab whose account changes reloads, so there is nothing
// to adopt after mount. The source of truth is the server; the `me` cache is kept in sync optimistically so other
// consumers reading the same key (e.g. a second player instance) see the change at once.

export interface UsePrefOptions<T> {
  /** Also mirror to the account's localStorage under this base key; that copy seeds the value (and
   *  the server, once) when the server payload lacks the key. */
  localKey?: string;
  /** Debounce the server PUT by N ms so a slider drag / rapid toggles coalesce into one request. The
   *  local state + cache still update instantly; only the network write is deferred. */
  debounceMs?: number;
  /** Normalize a raw stored value (from the server payload or the localStorage mirror) into T — e.g.
   *  mapping legacy values forward, or clamping. Defaults to identity. Must be idempotent. */
  parse?: (raw: unknown) => T;
}

function readServerPref(me: Me | null | undefined, key: string): unknown {
  return me?.preferences?.[key];
}

// The local copy as stored: JSON, or a bare string written before this hook held the key (a layout
// name, "1"), which is kept as that string for `parse` to map. Undefined when there is none.
function readLocalCopy(localKey: string): unknown {
  const raw = getAccountRaw(localKey);
  if (raw == null) return undefined;
  try {
    return JSON.parse(raw) as unknown;
  } catch {
    return raw;
  }
}

/** Where a preference's value comes from: the server's, then the browser's own copy (a value it held
 *  before the server did, which `usePref` then saves to the server once), then the default. */
function resolvePref<T>(
  me: Me | null | undefined,
  serverKey: string,
  defaultValue: T,
  { localKey, parse }: UsePrefOptions<T>,
): { value: T; fromLocal: boolean } {
  const norm = (raw: unknown): T => (parse ? parse(raw) : (raw as T));
  const server = readServerPref(me, serverKey);
  if (server !== undefined) return { value: norm(server), fromLocal: false };
  const local = localKey ? readLocalCopy(localKey) : undefined;
  if (local !== undefined) return { value: norm(local), fromLocal: true };
  return { value: defaultValue, fromLocal: false };
}

/** A preference's value outside a component (a landing page picked before the first render, a nudge
 *  decided from the account): the same order `usePref` seeds from. */
export function prefValue<T>(
  me: Me | null | undefined,
  serverKey: string,
  defaultValue: T,
  options: UsePrefOptions<T> = {},
): T {
  return resolvePref(me, serverKey, defaultValue, options).value;
}

// Optimistically merge a preferences patch into the `me` cache so readers see it without a refetch —
// the shape mirrors the server's PUT /api/me/preferences merge. Shared by useSavePref and usePref.set
// (their sole difference is WHEN the server write fires — immediately vs debounced), so the cache-merge
// shape lives in ONE place.
function mergePrefsCache(qc: QueryClient, patch: Record<string, unknown>): void {
  updateMeCache(qc, (m) => ({ ...m, preferences: { ...m.preferences, ...patch } }));
}

/** The raw preference persister: save an arbitrary partial preferences patch to the server and merge
 *  it into the `me` cache optimistically (so readers see it without a refetch). For dynamic or
 *  multi-key prefs that don't map to a single stateful usePref call — e.g. a variable set of toggles
 *  (PlexInfo's per-collection strip-source hiding). Prefer usePref for a fixed, stateful key. */
export function useSavePref(): (patch: Record<string, unknown>) => void {
  const qc = useQueryClient();
  return useCallback(
    (patch: Record<string, unknown>) => {
      api.savePrefs(patch).catch(reportPrefSaveFailure);
      mergePrefsCache(qc, patch);
    },
    [qc],
  );
}

/** A per-account preference persisted to the server (and optionally mirrored to localStorage).
 *  Returns `[value, setValue]`; the setter is stable. */
export function usePref<T>(
  serverKey: string,
  defaultValue: T,
  options: UsePrefOptions<T> = {},
): [T, (next: T) => void] {
  const { localKey, debounceMs } = options;
  const qc = useQueryClient();

  // Read once, at mount (`parse` is read here only: the setter stores what it is given). Server
  // preference wins, then this browser's copy, then the default.
  const [seed] = useState(() =>
    resolvePref(qc.getQueryData<Me | null>(qk.me()), serverKey, defaultValue, options),
  );
  const [value, setValue] = useState<T>(seed.value);
  // A value only this browser held (the server has never stored the key) is saved to the server once,
  // so the account's other devices get it too; from then on the server's wins everywhere.
  useEffect(() => {
    if (!seed.fromLocal) return;
    const payload = { [serverKey]: seed.value };
    mergePrefsCache(qc, payload);
    api.savePrefs(payload).catch(reportPrefSaveFailure);
  }, [seed, serverKey, qc]);

  const saveTimer = useRef<number | undefined>(undefined);
  // The pending debounced server write, if any — flushed (NOT dropped) on unmount so the last change
  // isn't lost. Dropping it would leave the server stale while local/cache/localStorage hold the new
  // value, and the next load — which seeds from the server first — would bring the old value back.
  const pendingSave = useRef<(() => void) | null>(null);
  useEffect(
    () => () => {
      window.clearTimeout(saveTimer.current);
      pendingSave.current?.();
      pendingSave.current = null;
    },
    [],
  );

  const set = useCallback(
    (next: T) => {
      setValue(next);
      if (localKey) writeAccount(localKey, next);
      // Keep the `me` cache in step so other readers of this key (and a later mount of this hook,
      // which seeds from the cache) see the new value without a refetch. Merges into preferences, mirroring the server PUT.
      const payload = { [serverKey]: next };
      mergePrefsCache(qc, payload);
      // savePrefs is fire-and-forget (idempotent PUT, so `req` retries a transient blip once); a
      // failure that survives that is reported, not swallowed.
      const flush = () => api.savePrefs(payload).catch(reportPrefSaveFailure);
      if (debounceMs) {
        window.clearTimeout(saveTimer.current);
        pendingSave.current = flush;
        saveTimer.current = window.setTimeout(() => {
          pendingSave.current = null;
          void flush();
        }, debounceMs);
      } else {
        void flush();
      }
    },
    [qc, serverKey, localKey, debounceMs],
  );

  return [value, set];
}