// Defines a 'polyfill' of sorts for NPM's events module
/// <reference path="../includes/events.ts" />
/// <reference path="contextWindow.ts" />
/// <reference path="prediction/languageProcessor.ts" />
/// <reference types="@keymanapp/models-types" />

namespace com.keyman.text {
  export class InputProcessor {
    public static readonly DEFAULT_OPTIONS: ProcessorInitOptions = {
      baseLayout: 'us'
    }

    private device: utils.DeviceSpec;
    private kbdProcessor: KeyboardProcessor;
    private lngProcessor: prediction.LanguageProcessor;

    constructor(device: utils.DeviceSpec, options?: ProcessorInitOptions) {
      if(!device) {
        throw new Error('device must be defined');
      }

      if(!options) {
        options = InputProcessor.DEFAULT_OPTIONS;
      }

      this.device = device;
      this.kbdProcessor = new KeyboardProcessor(device, options);
      this.lngProcessor = new prediction.LanguageProcessor();
    }

    public get languageProcessor(): prediction.LanguageProcessor {
      return this.lngProcessor;
    }

    public get keyboardProcessor(): KeyboardProcessor {
      return this.kbdProcessor;
    }

    public get keyboardInterface(): text.KeyboardInterface {
      return this.keyboardProcessor.keyboardInterface;
    }

    public get activeKeyboard(): keyboards.Keyboard {
      return this.keyboardInterface.activeKeyboard;
    }

    public set activeKeyboard(keyboard: keyboards.Keyboard) {
      this.keyboardInterface.activeKeyboard = keyboard;

      // All old deadkeys and keyboard-specific cache should immediately be invalidated
      // on a keyboard change.
      this.resetContext();
    }

    public get activeModel(): prediction.ModelSpec {
      return this.languageProcessor.activeModel;
    }

    /**
     * Tell the currently active keyboard that a new context has been selected,
     * e.g. by focus change, selection change, keyboard change, etc.
     *
     * @param    {Object}   outputTarget  The OutputTarget that has focus
     * @returns  {Object}                 A RuleBehavior object describing the cumulative effects of
     *                                    all matched keyboard rules
     */
     processNewContextEvent(outputTarget: OutputTarget): RuleBehavior {
      const ruleBehavior = this.keyboardProcessor.processNewContextEvent(this.device, outputTarget);

      if(ruleBehavior) {
        ruleBehavior.finalize(this.keyboardProcessor, outputTarget, true);
      }
      return ruleBehavior;
    }

    /**
     * Simulate a keystroke according to the touched keyboard button element
     *
     * Handles default output and keyboard processing for both OSK and physical keystrokes.
     *
     * @param       {Object}      keyEvent      The abstracted KeyEvent to use for keystroke processing
     * @param       {Object}      outputTarget  The OutputTarget receiving the KeyEvent
     * @returns     {Object}                    A RuleBehavior object describing the cumulative effects of
     *                                          all matched keyboard rules.
     */
    processKeyEvent(keyEvent: KeyEvent, outputTarget: OutputTarget): RuleBehavior {
      let formFactor = keyEvent.device.formFactor;
      let fromOSK = keyEvent.isSynthetic;

      // The default OSK layout for desktop devices does not include nextlayer info, relying on modifier detection here.
      // It's the OSK equivalent to doModifierPress on 'desktop' form factors.
      if((formFactor == utils.FormFactor.Desktop || !this.activeKeyboard || this.activeKeyboard.usesDesktopLayoutOnDevice(keyEvent.device)) && fromOSK) {
        // If it's a desktop OSK style and this triggers a layer change,
        // a modifier key was clicked.  No output expected, so it's safe to instantly exit.
        if(this.keyboardProcessor.selectLayer(keyEvent)) {
          return new RuleBehavior();
        }
      }

      // Will handle keystroke-based non-layer change modifier & state keys, mapping them through the physical keyboard's version
      // of state management.  `doModifierPress` must always run.
      if(this.keyboardProcessor.doModifierPress(keyEvent, outputTarget, !fromOSK)) {
        // If run on a desktop platform, we know that modifier & state key presses may not
        // produce output, so we may make an immediate return safely.
        if(!fromOSK) {
          return new RuleBehavior();
        }
      }

      // If suggestions exist AND space is pressed, accept the suggestion and do not process the keystroke.
      // If a suggestion was just accepted AND backspace is pressed, revert the change and do not process the backspace.
      // We check the first condition here, while the prediction UI handles the second through the try__() methods below.
      if(this.languageProcessor.isActive) {
        // The following code relies on JS's logical operator "short-circuit" properties to prevent unwanted triggering of the second condition.

        // Can the suggestion UI revert a recent suggestion?  If so, do that and swallow the backspace.
        if((keyEvent.kName == "K_BKSP" || keyEvent.Lcode == Codes.keyCodes["K_BKSP"]) && this.languageProcessor.tryRevertSuggestion()) {
          return new RuleBehavior();
          // Can the suggestion UI accept an existing suggestion?  If so, do that and swallow the space character.
        } else if((keyEvent.kName == "K_SPACE" || keyEvent.Lcode == Codes.keyCodes["K_SPACE"]) && this.languageProcessor.tryAcceptSuggestion('space')) {
          return new RuleBehavior();
        }
      }

      // // ...end I3363 (Build 301)

      // Create a "mock" backup of the current outputTarget in its pre-input state.
      // Current, long-existing assumption - it's DOM-backed.
      let preInputMock = Mock.from(outputTarget, true);

      const startingLayerId = this.keyboardProcessor.layerId;

      // We presently need the true keystroke to run on the FULL context.  That index is still
      // needed for some indexing operations when comparing two different output targets.
      let ruleBehavior = this.keyboardProcessor.processKeystroke(keyEvent, outputTarget);

      // Swap layer as appropriate.
      if(keyEvent.kNextLayer) {
        this.keyboardProcessor.selectLayer(keyEvent);
      }

      // If it's a key that we 'optimize out' of our fat-finger correction algorithm,
      // we MUST NOT trigger it for this keystroke.
      let isOnlyLayerShift = text.Codes.isKnownOSKModifierKey(keyEvent.kName);

      // Best-guess stopgap for possible custom modifier keys.
      // If a key (1) does not affect the context and (2) shifts the active layer,
      // we assume it's a modifier key.  (Touch keyboards may define custom modifier keys.)
      //
      // Note:  this could cause an issue in the niche scenario where:
      // 1.  Keypress does not alter the actual context
      // 2.  It DOES emit a deadkey with an earlier processing rule.
      // 3.  The FINAL processing rule does not match.
      // 4.  The key ALSO signals a layer shift.
      // If any of the four above conditions aren't met - no problem!
      // So it's a pretty niche scenario.
      if((ruleBehavior.transcription?.transform as TextTransform).isNoOp() && keyEvent.kNextLayer) {
        isOnlyLayerShift = true;
      }

      const keepRuleBehavior = ruleBehavior != null;
      // Should we swallow any further processing of keystroke events for this keydown-keypress sequence?
      if(keepRuleBehavior && !isOnlyLayerShift) {
        let alternates = this.buildAlternates(ruleBehavior, keyEvent, preInputMock);

        // Now that we've done all the keystroke processing needed, ensure any extra effects triggered
        // by the actual keystroke occur.
        ruleBehavior.finalize(this.keyboardProcessor, outputTarget, false);

        // -- All keystroke (and 'alternate') processing is now complete.  Time to finalize everything! --

        // Notify the ModelManager of new input - it's predictive text time!
        if(alternates && alternates.length > 0) {
          ruleBehavior.transcription.alternates = alternates;
        }
      } else if(ruleBehavior == null) {
        // We need a dummy RuleBehavior for keys which have no output (e.g. Shift)
        ruleBehavior = new RuleBehavior();
        ruleBehavior.transcription = outputTarget.buildTranscriptionFrom(outputTarget, null, false);
        ruleBehavior.triggersDefaultCommand = true;
      }

      // The keyboard may want to take an action after all other keystroke processing is
      // finished, for example to switch layers. This action may not have any output
      // but may change system store or variable store values. Given this, we don't need to
      // save anything about the post behavior, after finalizing it

      // We need to tell the keyboard if the layer has been changed, either by a keyboard rule itself,
      // or by the touch layout 'nextlayer' control.
      const hasLayerChanged = ruleBehavior.setStore[KeyboardInterface.TSS_LAYER] || keyEvent.kNextLayer;
      this.keyboardProcessor.newLayerStore.set(hasLayerChanged ? this.keyboardProcessor.layerId : '');
      this.keyboardProcessor.oldLayerStore.set(hasLayerChanged ? startingLayerId : '');

      let postRuleBehavior = this.keyboardProcessor.processPostKeystroke(keyEvent.device, outputTarget);
      if(postRuleBehavior) {
        postRuleBehavior.finalize(this.keyboardProcessor, outputTarget, true);
      }

      // Yes, even for ruleBehavior.triggersDefaultCommand.  Those tend to change the context.
      ruleBehavior.predictionPromise = this.languageProcessor.predict(ruleBehavior.transcription, this.keyboardProcessor.layerId);

      // Text did not change (thus, no text "input") if we tabbed or merely moved the caret.
      if(!ruleBehavior.triggersDefaultCommand) {
        // For DOM-aware targets, this will trigger a DOM event page designers may listen for.
        outputTarget.doInputEvent();
      }

      return keepRuleBehavior ? ruleBehavior : null;
    }

    private buildAlternates(ruleBehavior: RuleBehavior, keyEvent: KeyEvent, preInputMock: Mock): Alternate[] {
      let alternates: Alternate[];

      // If we're performing a 'default command', it's not a standard 'typing' event - don't do fat-finger stuff.
      // Also, don't do fat-finger stuff if predictive text isn't enabled.
      if(this.languageProcessor.isActive && !ruleBehavior.triggersDefaultCommand) {
        let keyDistribution = keyEvent.keyDistribution;

        // We don't need to track absolute indexing during alternate-generation;
        // only position-relative, so it's better to use a sliding window for context
        // when making alternates.  (Slightly worse for short text, matters greatly
        // for long text.)
        let contextWindow = new ContextWindow(preInputMock, ContextWindow.ENGINE_RULE_WINDOW, this.keyboardProcessor.layerId);
        let windowedMock = contextWindow.toMock();

        // Note - we don't yet do fat-fingering with longpress keys.
        if(keyDistribution && keyEvent.kbdLayer) {
          // Tracks a 'deadline' for fat-finger ops, just in case both context is long enough
          // and device is slow enough that the calculation takes too long.
          //
          // Consider use of https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Performance/now instead?
          // Would allow finer-tuned control.
          let TIMEOUT_THRESHOLD: number = Number.MAX_VALUE;
          let _globalThis = com.keyman.utils.getGlobalObject();
          let timer: () => number;

          // Available by default on `window` in browsers, but _not_ on `global` in Node,
          // surprisingly.  Since we can't use code dependent on `require` statements
          // at present, we have to condition upon it actually existing.
          if(_globalThis['performance'] && _globalThis['performance']['now']) {
            timer = function() {
              return _globalThis['performance']['now']();
            };

            TIMEOUT_THRESHOLD = timer() + 16; // + 16ms.
          } // else {
            // We _could_ just use Date.now() as a backup... but that (probably) only matters
            // when unit testing.  So... we actually don't _need_ time thresholding when in
            // a Node environment.
          // }

          // Tracks a minimum probability for keystroke probability.  Anything less will not be
          // included in alternate calculations.
          //
          // Seek to match SearchSpace.EDIT_DISTANCE_COST_SCALE from the predictive-text engine.
          // Reasoning for the selected value may be seen there.  Short version - keystrokes
          // that _appear_ very precise may otherwise not even consider directly-neighboring keys.
          let KEYSTROKE_EPSILON = Math.exp(-5);

          // Sort the distribution into probability-descending order.
          keyDistribution.sort((a, b) => b.p - a.p);

          let activeLayout = this.activeKeyboard.layout(keyEvent.device.formFactor);
          alternates = [];

          let totalMass = 0; // Tracks sum of non-error probabilities.
          for(let pair of keyDistribution) {
            if(pair.p < KEYSTROKE_EPSILON) {
              break;
            } else if(timer && timer() >= TIMEOUT_THRESHOLD) {
              // Note:  it's always possible that the thread _executing_ our JS
              // got paused by the OS, even if JS itself is single-threaded.
              //
              // The case where `alternates` is initialized (line 167) but empty
              // (because of net-zero loop iterations) MUST be handled.
              break;
            }

            let mock = Mock.from(windowedMock, false);

            let altKey = activeLayout.getLayer(keyEvent.kbdLayer).getKey(pair.keyId);
            if(!altKey) {
              console.warn("Potential fat-finger key could not be found in layer!");
              continue;
            }

            let altEvent = altKey.constructKeyEvent(this.keyboardProcessor, keyEvent.device);
            let alternateBehavior = this.keyboardProcessor.processKeystroke(altEvent, mock);

            // If alternateBehavior.beep == true, ignore it.  It's a disallowed key sequence,
            // so we expect users to never intend their use.
            //
            // Also possible that this set of conditions fail for all evaluated alternates.
            if(alternateBehavior && !alternateBehavior.beep && pair.p > 0) {
              let transform: Transform = alternateBehavior.transcription.transform;

              // Ensure that the alternate's token id matches that of the current keystroke, as we only
              // record the matched rule's context (since they match)
              transform.id = ruleBehavior.transcription.token;
              alternates.push({sample: transform, 'p': pair.p});
              totalMass += pair.p;
            }
          }

          // Renormalizes the distribution, as any error (beep) results
          // will result in a distribution that doesn't sum to 1 otherwise.
          // All `.p` values are strictly positive, so totalMass is
          // guaranteed to be > 0 if the array has entries.
          alternates.forEach(function(alt) {
            alt.p /= totalMass;
          });
        }
      }
      return alternates;
    }

    public resetContext(outputTarget?: OutputTarget) {
      this.keyboardProcessor.resetContext();
      this.languageProcessor.invalidateContext(outputTarget, this.keyboardProcessor.layerId);

      // Let the keyboard do its initial group processing
      //console.log('processNewContextEvent called from resetContext');
      if(outputTarget) {
        this.processNewContextEvent(outputTarget);
      }
    }
  }
}

(function () {
  let ns = com.keyman.text;

  // Let the InputProcessor be available both in the browser and in Node.
  if (typeof module !== 'undefined' && typeof module.exports !== 'undefined') {
    module.exports = ns.InputProcessor;
    //@ts-ignore
    ns.InputProcessor.com = com; // Export the root namespace so that all InputProcessor classes are accessible by unit tests.
  }
}());