import { EventEmitter } from "events";
import { AlexaErrorResponse } from "../compat/AlexaErrorResponse.js";
import { AlexaInterface } from "../compat/AlexaInterface.js";
import { AlexaStatusMessage } from "../compat/AlexaStatusMessage.js";
import { DisplayCategory } from "../compat/enums.js";
import { changeReport, MessageError, proactiveEvent, sameProperty, sceneEvent } from "../messages/build.js";
import { StateBuilder } from "../messages/StateBuilder.js";
import { Alexa } from "../registry/interfaces/Alexa.js";
import { EndpointHealth } from "../registry/interfaces/EndpointHealth.js";
import { SceneController } from "../registry/interfaces/SceneController.js";
import { SchemaError } from "../registry/schema.js";
import { DeclarationError } from "../registry/types.js";
import * as topics from "../topics.js";
import { send } from "../transport.js";
import { Capability, commonOptions } from "./Capability.js";
import { checkCapability, checkCapabilityCount, checkEndpoint } from "./validate.js";
// The 1.x calls that were reported as no longer doing anything: each is said once in a process
const reported = new Set();
class Device extends EventEmitter {
    /**
     * client is ignored and null is what to pass: in 1.x it was the broker client, and a device could only be built
     * after connect(). A device that is given one says once that it publishes through its bridge.
     *
     * @deprecated Removed in 3.0, with the device made by bridge.addDevice() or bridge.registerDevice().
     */
    constructor(client, rootTopic, name, endpointId, displayCategory, description = "Alexa to Node.js bridge", manufacturerName = "Alex2Node", manufacturer = "Alex2Node", model = "Alex2Node_v1.0.0") {
        super();
        this.rootTopic = rootTopic;
        this.name = name;
        this.endpointId = endpointId;
        this.displayCategory = displayCategory;
        this.description = description;
        this.manufacturerName = manufacturerName;
        this.manufacturer = manufacturer;
        this.model = model;
        this.softwareVersion = "1.0.0";
        this.serialNumber = "Alex2Node";
        this.firmwareVersion = "1.0.0";
        this.customIdentifier = "Alex2Node";
        /**
         * Discovery lists the Alexa interface on the endpoint (alexa-interface.html: "You must explicitly identify your
         * support for the Alexa interface"). The bridge sets it from its alexaInterface option.
         */
        this.alexaInterface = true;
        /**
         * Discovery lists Alexa.EndpointHealth when the device did not declare it and is not a scene. On for a device of
         * bridge.addDevice(), off for one of registerDevice(), which is announced as 1.x announced it.
         */
        this.endpointHealth = false;
        this.capabilities = [];
        /**
         * What the device and the messages it builds publish through. The bridge sets it when the device is registered
         * and clears it when the device is unregistered; a MemoryPublisher here tests a device without a broker. While it
         * is null every send() resolves "" and reports why.
         */
        this.publisher = null;
        if (client !== null && client !== undefined) {
            this.deprecated("ALEX2NODE_DEVICE_CLIENT", "new Device(client, ...) ignores the client since 2.0: nothing is published through it. "
                + "Make the device with addDevice() or registerDevice() of the bridge, or set device.publisher");
        }
    }
    /**
     * Does nothing. In 1.5.2 the bridge gave its devices the new broker client after disconnect() and connect();
     * they now publish through the bridge and need no client.
     *
     * @deprecated Removed in 3.0. Remove the call, or set device.publisher to publish somewhere else.
     */
    setMqttClient(_client) {
        this.deprecated("ALEX2NODE_SET_MQTT_CLIENT", "device.setMqttClient() does nothing since 2.0: a device publishes through its bridge, over disconnect() and "
            + "connect() too. Remove the call, or set device.publisher to publish somewhere else");
    }
    // Through the log hook of the bridge. A device on no bridge has none and warns as Node does for a deprecation:
    // once on stderr, to process.on("warning"), and not at all under --no-deprecation.
    deprecated(code, message) {
        if (reported.has(code))
            return;
        reported.add(code);
        if (this.log)
            this.log(`warning: ${message}`);
        else
            process.emitWarning(message, { type: "DeprecationWarning", code });
    }
    getName() {
        return this.name;
    }
    setName(name) {
        this.name = name;
    }
    getEndpointId() {
        return this.endpointId;
    }
    setDisplayCategory(category) {
        this.displayCategory = Array.isArray(category) ? category : [category];
    }
    getDisplayCategory() {
        return this.displayCategory || [DisplayCategory.LIGHT];
    }
    setDescription(description) {
        this.description = description;
    }
    getDescription() {
        return this.description;
    }
    getErrorMessage(correlationToken) {
        const msg = new AlexaErrorResponse(correlationToken, this.rootTopic, this.endpointId, this.publisher);
        msg.onPublishError = this.onPublishError;
        return msg;
    }
    getStatusMessage(correlationToken, isResponse = false, isDeferred = false) {
        const msg = new AlexaStatusMessage(correlationToken, this.rootTopic, this.endpointId, this.publisher, isResponse, isDeferred);
        msg.onPublishError = this.onPublishError;
        return msg;
    }
    /**
     * A proactive Alexa.ChangeReport (1.5.1): add the changed properties (the default target), optionally
     * .unchanged() then the others, and .send() - it goes to <root>/changeReport, which Alex2MQTT forwards to the Alexa
     * event gateway with the user's token. Alexa only accepts it for capabilities registered with proactivelyReported.
     * Without a changed property send() publishes nothing and resolves with "": Alex2MQTT would drop the report.
     */
    getChangeReport(cause = "PHYSICAL_INTERACTION") {
        const msg = new AlexaStatusMessage("", this.rootTopic, this.endpointId, this.publisher, false, false, cause);
        msg.onPublishError = this.onPublishError;
        return msg;
    }
    /**
     * Alexa.SceneController: answer an Activate / Deactivate directive with ActivationStarted / DeactivationStarted
     * (1.5.1). Resolves with the topic published to, or "" when the publish failed (never rejects, 1.5.2).
     */
    sendSceneResponse(correlationToken, activated, cause = "VOICE_INTERACTION", sendAsync = false) {
        const answer = sendAsync ? topics.deferred : topics.response;
        const build = () => sceneEvent({ endpointId: this.endpointId, correlationToken, activated, cause });
        return send(this.publisher, answer(this.rootTopic, this.endpointId), build, this.onPublishError);
    }
    /**
     * Say that something happened on the device, which nobody asked for:
     *
     *   door.raise(DoorbellEventSource, "DoorbellPress");
     *   remote.raise(SimpleEventSource, "Event", { id: "Button.SinglePush.1" }, { instance: topButton.instance });
     *
     * The event goes to <root>/event, which Alex2MQTT posts to Alexa: up to 30 events a minute for a root. The
     * payload is checked by the descriptor, which also sets the time of the event to now and its cause to the usual
     * one when the payload has none. Resolves with what became of the publish and does not reject.
     *
     * Throws a MessageError for an event that would not arrive: of an interface or an instance the device did not
     * declare, not an event of the interface, with a payload that does not fit, or too long for Alex2MQTT.
     */
    raise(descriptor, name, payload = {}, options = {}) {
        const { endpointId } = this;
        const { namespace } = descriptor;
        const { instance = "", messageId } = options;
        const refuse = (problem) => {
            throw new MessageError(endpointId, `${namespace}.${name} was not raised: ${problem}`);
        };
        const capability = this.capability(namespace, instance);
        if (!capability) {
            const declared = instance ? `the instance ${JSON.stringify(instance)} of ${namespace}` : namespace;
            return refuse(`the device did not declare ${declared}. Declare it with add() first${descriptor.instanced && !instance ? ", and pass the instance that raises the event" : ""}`);
        }
        const events = capability.descriptor.events ?? {};
        const event = events[name];
        if (!event)
            return refuse(`it is not an event of the interface, which has ${Object.keys(events).join(", ") || "none"}`);
        if (event.topic !== "proactive")
            return refuse("it answers a directive. Send it with respond() in the handler of the directive");
        let checked;
        try {
            checked = event.payload.parse(payload, "payload");
        }
        catch (err) {
            if (err instanceof SchemaError)
                return refuse(err.message);
            throw err;
        }
        const message = proactiveEvent({
            endpointId,
            messageId,
            namespace: event.namespace ?? namespace,
            name,
            instance,
            payloadVersion: event.payloadVersion ?? capability.descriptor.version,
            payload: checked,
            emptyContext: event.emptyContext,
        });
        const bytes = Buffer.byteLength(JSON.stringify(message));
        if (bytes > topics.EVENT_BYTES)
            return refuse(`it is ${bytes} bytes as JSON, Alex2MQTT takes ${topics.EVENT_BYTES}`);
        return this.publish(topics.event(this.rootTopic), message);
    }
    /**
     * Say that the state of the device changed, without a directive that asked for it:
     *
     *   door.changeReport("PHYSICAL_INTERACTION", (s) => s.set(contact, "detectionState", "DETECTED"));
     *
     * fill sets what changed; after unchanged() it sets what did not. The rest of the context is the state of
     * device.state(). The report goes to <root>/changeReport, which Alex2MQTT posts to Alexa; Alexa takes it for a
     * capability declared with proactivelyReported. Resolves with what became of the publish and does not reject.
     *
     * Throws a MessageError when fill sets no property that changed, and a SchemaError for a value Alexa would not take.
     */
    changeReport(cause, fill) {
        const { endpointId } = this;
        const own = new StateBuilder({ target: "change" });
        fill(own);
        const whole = new StateBuilder();
        this.stateProvider?.(whole);
        const context = [...whole.context.filter((property) => !own.context.some((other) => sameProperty(property, other))), ...own.context];
        const message = changeReport({ endpointId, cause, changed: own.change, context });
        return this.publish(topics.changeReport(this.rootTopic), message);
    }
    // A message nobody asked for: a failed publish is reported to the bridge and is the result
    publish(topic, message) {
        const unpublished = new Error(`nothing was published to ${topic}: the device is on no bridge, register it with addDevice() or registerDevice()`);
        const published = this.publisher
            ? this.publisher.publish(topic, message)
            : Promise.resolve({ ok: false, topic, error: unpublished });
        return published.then((result) => {
            if (!result.ok)
                this.onPublishError?.(result.error);
            return result;
        });
    }
    /**
     * How the device reports its state, every retrievable property of it:
     *
     *   blinds.state((s) => s.set(lift, "rangeValue", motor.position).health("OK"));
     *
     * ReportState is answered with it, and it is the context of every ctx.respond(), where the handler sets only what
     * the directive changed. Alexa wants the whole state in both (alexa-response.html, "Synchronous response").
     */
    state(fill) {
        this.stateProvider = fill;
        return this;
    }
    /** Answer ReportState in a handler of its own, for a state that has to be read from the device first. */
    onReportState(handler) {
        this.reportStateHandler = handler;
        return this;
    }
    /** The handler for the directives of declared capabilities that have no handler of their own. */
    onDirective(handler) {
        this.directiveHandler = handler;
        return this;
    }
    /** The capability declared for the interface, under the instance for a generic controller. */
    capability(namespace, instance = "") {
        return this.capabilities.find((capability) => capability.namespace === namespace && capability.instance === instance);
    }
    /** The capabilities the device declared, in the order it declared them. */
    getCapabilities() {
        return this.capabilities.slice();
    }
    setManufacturerName(name) {
        this.manufacturerName = name;
    }
    getManufacturerName() {
        return this.manufacturerName;
    }
    setManufacturer(manufacturer) {
        this.manufacturer = manufacturer;
    }
    getManufacturer() {
        return this.manufacturer;
    }
    setModel(model) {
        this.model = model;
    }
    getModel() {
        return this.model;
    }
    getSoftwareVersion() {
        return this.softwareVersion;
    }
    /**
     * Declare an interface of the device:
     *
     *   lamp.add(PowerController, { proactivelyReported: true });
     *   blinds.add(RangeController, { instance: "Blind.Lift", friendlyNames: [asset("Alexa.Setting.Opening")],
     *     range: { min: 0, max: 100, precision: 1 } });
     *
     * Throws a DeclarationError that names the endpoint, the interface and the instance when Alexa would reject the
     * capability; the device is then as it was before the call.
     */
    add(descriptor, ...[options]) {
        const where = { endpointId: this.endpointId, namespace: descriptor.namespace, instance: "" };
        if (options !== undefined && (typeof options !== "object" || options === null)) {
            throw new DeclarationError(where, "the options of a declaration are an object");
        }
        try {
            const { instance, friendlyNames, retrievable, proactivelyReported, nonControllable, ...given } = commonOptions.parse(options ?? {});
            where.instance = instance ?? "";
            const common = { instance, friendlyNames: friendlyNames, retrievable, proactivelyReported, nonControllable };
            const capability = new Capability(descriptor, { ...common, options: interfaceOptions(descriptor, given) });
            capability.endpointId = this.endpointId;
            checkCapability(capability, descriptor, this.view(this.capabilities));
            checkCapabilityCount(this.endpointId, this.announced([...this.capabilities, capability]).length);
            this.capabilities.push(capability);
            return capability;
        }
        catch (err) {
            throw err instanceof SchemaError ? new DeclarationError(where, err.message) : err;
        }
    }
    /**
     * Declare an interface the 1.x way, by its name: options.retrievable / proactivelyReported / instance, then the
     * add and set methods of the capability that is returned. Throws for a name that is not an interface. Anything
     * else Alexa would reject is not refused here: check() lists it.
     */
    addCapability(type, options = {}) {
        let capability;
        try {
            capability = new AlexaInterface(type, options.retrievable ?? true, options.proactivelyReported ?? false, options.instance ?? "");
        }
        catch (err) {
            throw err instanceof DeclarationError ? new DeclarationError({ endpointId: this.endpointId }, err.problem) : err;
        }
        capability.endpointId = this.endpointId;
        this.capabilities.push(capability);
        return capability;
    }
    /**
     * What Alexa would reject in the device as it is declared now, one line for each: a name with punctuation, an
     * interface declared twice. Also what a capability noted about its declaration. Empty when there is nothing.
     * The bridge logs the lines when it answers a discovery.
     */
    check() {
        const lines = [];
        const attempt = (rule) => {
            try {
                rule();
            }
            catch (err) {
                if (!(err instanceof DeclarationError))
                    throw err;
                lines.push(err.message);
            }
        };
        attempt(() => checkEndpoint(this.fields()));
        this.capabilities.forEach((capability, i) => {
            capability.endpointId = this.endpointId;
            attempt(() => checkCapability(capability, capability.descriptor, this.view(this.capabilities.slice(0, i))));
            const notes = [...capability.notes];
            const { tier, properties } = capability.descriptor;
            if (tier === 3 && Object.keys(properties).length === 0 && capability.toJSON().properties) {
                notes.push("no property list known, discovery lists it with no supported properties");
            }
            for (const note of notes)
                lines.push(new DeclarationError(capability, note).message);
        });
        attempt(() => checkCapabilityCount(this.endpointId, this.announced(this.capabilities).length));
        return lines;
    }
    /** The endpoint object for discovery. */
    getJSON() {
        return { ...this.fields(), capabilities: this.announced(this.capabilities).map((capability) => capability.toJSON()) };
    }
    fields() {
        return {
            endpointId: this.endpointId,
            friendlyName: this.name,
            description: this.description,
            manufacturerName: this.manufacturerName,
            displayCategories: this.getDisplayCategory(),
            additionalAttributes: {
                manufacturer: this.manufacturer,
                model: this.model,
                serialNumber: this.serialNumber,
                firmwareVersion: this.firmwareVersion,
                softwareVersion: this.softwareVersion,
                customIdentifier: this.customIdentifier,
            },
            ...(this.cookie ? { cookie: this.cookie } : {}),
        };
    }
    // The endpoint as the rules of a capability see it
    view(declaredBefore) {
        return {
            endpointId: this.endpointId,
            friendlyName: this.name,
            description: this.description,
            displayCategories: this.getDisplayCategory(),
            capabilities: declaredBefore,
        };
    }
    // What discovery lists: the declared capabilities, then the ones the library adds
    announced(declared) {
        const has = (namespace) => declared.some((capability) => capability.namespace === namespace);
        const added = [];
        // alexa-scenecontroller.html, "Discovery": a scene is not a physical device and has no Alexa.EndpointHealth
        if (this.endpointHealth && !has(EndpointHealth.namespace) && !has(SceneController.namespace)) {
            added.push(new Capability(EndpointHealth, { options: {} }));
        }
        if (this.alexaInterface && !has(Alexa.namespace))
            added.push(new Capability(Alexa, { options: {} }));
        return [...declared, ...added];
    }
}
// The options of the interface itself, checked by the schema of its descriptor
function interfaceOptions(descriptor, given) {
    if (descriptor.options)
        return descriptor.options.parse(given);
    const [unknown] = Object.keys(given);
    if (unknown !== undefined)
        throw new SchemaError(unknown, "not an option of the interface");
    return {};
}
export default Device;