import { s } from "../schema.js";
import { defineInterface } from "../types.js";
// In the order of the discovery example
const OPERATIONS = ["Play", "Pause", "Stop", "Next", "Previous", "FastForward", "Rewind", "StartOver"];
// Alexa sends the operations the capability lists
const operation = (name) => ({
    name,
    payload: s.object({}),
    when: ({ options }) => (options.supportedOperations ?? OPERATIONS).includes(name),
});
/**
 * Play, pause and the other buttons of a player. The interface reports nothing: what plays is the playbackState of
 * Alexa.PlaybackStateReporter, which a Response to these directives has in its context. Errors of a video device go
 * under Alexa.Video, the others under Alexa.
 */
export const PlaybackController = defineInterface({
    namespace: "Alexa.PlaybackController",
    version: "3",
    doc: "https://developer.amazon.com/docs/alexaplus/device-apis/alexa-playbackcontroller.html",
    kind: "controller",
    tier: 2,
    instanced: false,
    properties: {},
    directives: {
        Play: operation("Play"),
        Pause: operation("Pause"),
        Stop: operation("Stop"),
        Next: operation("Next"),
        Previous: operation("Previous"),
        FastForward: operation("FastForward"),
        Rewind: operation("Rewind"),
        StartOver: operation("StartOver"),
    },
    options: s.object({
        /** Default: all eight. */
        supportedOperations: s.optional(s.array(s.enum(...OPERATIONS), { min: 1 })),
    }, { unknownKeys: "reject" }),
    // The example has a properties object without fields, which topLevel puts where properties: false left none
    discovery: ({ options: { supportedOperations = [...OPERATIONS] } }) => ({
        properties: false,
        topLevel: { properties: {}, supportedOperations },
    }),
});