/*
Real-time Online/Offline Charging System (OerS) for Telecom & ISP environments
Copyright (C) ITsysCOM GmbH

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>
*/

package engine

import (
	"fmt"
	"sort"
	"time"

	"github.com/cgrates/cgrates/utils"
	"github.com/cgrates/cron"
)

// RateProfile represents the configuration of a Rate profile
type RateProfile struct {
	Tenant             string
	ID                 string
	FilterIDs          []string
	ActivationInterval *utils.ActivationInterval
	Weight             float64
	ConnectFee         float64
	RoundingMethod     string
	RoundingDecimals   int
	MinCost            float64
	MaxCost            float64
	MaxCostStrategy    string
	Rates              map[string]*Rate

	connFee *utils.Decimal // cached version of the Decimal
	minCost *utils.Decimal
	maxCost *utils.Decimal
}

func (rp *RateProfile) TenantID() string {
	return utils.ConcatenatedKey(rp.Tenant, rp.ID)
}

func (rp *RateProfile) Compile() (err error) {
	rp.connFee = utils.NewDecimalFromFloat64(rp.ConnectFee)
	rp.minCost = utils.NewDecimalFromFloat64(rp.MinCost)
	rp.maxCost = utils.NewDecimalFromFloat64(rp.MaxCost)
	for _, rtP := range rp.Rates {
		rtP.uID = utils.ConcatenatedKey(rp.Tenant, rp.ID, rtP.ID)
		if err = rtP.Compile(); err != nil {
			return
		}
	}
	return
}

// Rate defines rate related information used within a RateProfile
type Rate struct {
	ID              string   // RateID
	FilterIDs       []string // RateFilterIDs
	ActivationTimes string   // ActivationTimes is a cron formatted time interval
	Weight          float64  // RateWeight will decide the winner per interval start
	Blocker         bool     // RateBlocker will make this rate recurrent, deactivating further intervals
	IntervalRates   []*IntervalRate

	sched cron.Schedule // compiled version of activation times as cron.Schedule interface
	uID   string
}

// UID returns system wide unique identifier
func (rt *Rate) UID() string {
	return rt.uID
}

type IntervalRate struct {
	IntervalStart time.Duration // Starting point when the Rate kicks in
	Unit          time.Duration // RateUnit
	Increment     time.Duration // RateIncrement
	Value         float64       // RateValue

	decVal  *utils.Decimal // cached version of the Value converted to Decimal for operations
	decUnit *utils.Decimal // cached version of the Unit converted to Decimal for operations
	decIcrm *utils.Decimal // cached version of the Increment converted to Decimal for operations
}

func (rt *Rate) Compile() (err error) {
	aTime := rt.ActivationTimes
	if aTime == utils.EmptyString {
		aTime = "* * * * *"
	}
	if rt.sched, err = cron.ParseStandard(aTime); err != nil {
		return
	}
	for _, iRt := range rt.IntervalRates {
		iRt.decVal = utils.NewDecimalFromFloat64(iRt.Value)
		iRt.decUnit = utils.NewDecimalFromUint64(uint64(iRt.Unit))
		iRt.decIcrm = utils.NewDecimalFromUint64(uint64(iRt.Increment))
	}
	return
}

// RunTimes returns the set of activation and deactivation times for this rate on the interval between >=sTime and <eTime
// aTimes is in the form of [][]
func (rt *Rate) RunTimes(sTime, eTime time.Time, verbosity int) (aTimes [][]time.Time, err error) {
	sTime = sTime.Add(-time.Minute) // to make sure we can cover startTime
	for i := 0; i < verbosity; i++ {
		aTime := rt.sched.Next(sTime)
		if aTime.IsZero() || !aTime.Before(eTime) { // #TestMe
			return
		}
		iTime := rt.sched.NextInactive(aTime)
		aTimes = append(aTimes, []time.Time{aTime, iTime})
		if iTime.IsZero() || !eTime.After(iTime) { // #TestMe
			return
		}
		sTime = iTime
	}
	// protect from memory leak
	utils.Logger.Warning(
		fmt.Sprintf(
			"maximum runTime iterations reached for Rate: <%+v>, sTime: <%+v>, eTime: <%+v>",
			rt, sTime, eTime))
	return nil, utils.ErrMaxIterationsReached
}

// DecimalValue exports the decVal variable
func (rIt *IntervalRate) DecimalValue() *utils.Decimal {
	return rIt.decVal
}

// DecimalUnit exports the decUnit variable
func (rIt *IntervalRate) DecimalUnit() *utils.Decimal {
	return rIt.decUnit
}

// DecimalIncrement exports the decUnit variable
func (rIt *IntervalRate) DecimalIncrement() *utils.Decimal {
	return rIt.decIcrm
}

// RateProfileWithOpts is used in replicatorV1 for dispatcher
type RateProfileWithOpts struct {
	*RateProfile
	Opts map[string]interface{}
}

// RateSInterval is used by RateS to integrate Rate info for one charging interval
type RateSInterval struct {
	UsageStart     time.Duration
	Increments     []*RateSIncrement
	CompressFactor int64

	cost *utils.Decimal // unexported total interval cost
}

type RateSIncrement struct {
	UsageStart        time.Duration
	Usage             time.Duration
	Rate              *Rate
	IntervalRateIndex int
	CompressFactor    int64

	cost *utils.Decimal // unexported total increment cost
}

type RateProfileCost struct {
	ID             string // RateProfileID
	Cost           float64
	RateSIntervals []*RateSInterval
}

// Sort will sort the IntervalRates from each Rate based on IntervalStart
func (rpp *RateProfile) Sort() {
	for _, rate := range rpp.Rates {
		sort.Slice(rate.IntervalRates, func(i, j int) bool {
			return rate.IntervalRates[i].IntervalStart < rate.IntervalRates[j].IntervalStart
		})
	}
}

// CompressEquals compares two RateSIntervals for Compress function
func (rIv *RateSInterval) CompressEquals(rIv2 *RateSInterval) (eq bool) {
	if rIv.UsageStart != rIv2.UsageStart {
		return
	}
	if len(rIv.Increments) != len(rIv2.Increments) {
		return
	}
	for i, rIcr := range rIv.Increments {
		if !rIcr.CompressEquals(rIv2.Increments[i], true) {
			return
		}
	}
	return
}

func (rIv *RateSInterval) Cost() *utils.Decimal {
	if rIv.cost == nil {
		rIv.cost = utils.NewDecimal()
		for _, incrm := range rIv.Increments {
			rIv.cost = utils.NewDecimal().Add(rIv.cost, incrm.Cost())
		}
	}
	return rIv.cost
}

// CompressEquals compares two RateSIncrement for Compress function
func (rIcr *RateSIncrement) CompressEquals(rIcr2 *RateSIncrement, full bool) (eq bool) {
	if rIcr.UsageStart != rIcr2.UsageStart {
		return
	}
	if rIcr.Usage != rIcr2.Usage {
		return
	}
	if rIcr.Rate.UID() != rIcr2.Rate.UID() {
		return
	}
	if full && rIcr.IntervalRateIndex != rIcr2.IntervalRateIndex {
		return
	}
	return true
}

// Cost computes the Cost on RateSIncrement
func (rIcr *RateSIncrement) Cost() *utils.Decimal {
	if rIcr.cost == nil {
		icrRt := rIcr.Rate.IntervalRates[rIcr.IntervalRateIndex]
		icrCost := icrRt.DecimalValue()
		if icrRt.Unit != icrRt.Increment {
			icrCost = utils.NewDecimal().Divide(
				utils.NewDecimal().Multiply(icrCost, icrRt.DecimalIncrement()),
				icrRt.DecimalUnit())
		}
		rIcr.cost = utils.NewDecimal().Multiply(
			icrCost,
			utils.NewDecimalFromUint64(uint64(rIcr.CompressFactor)))
	}
	return rIcr.cost
}

// CostForIntervals sums the costs for all intervals
func CostForIntervals(rtIvls []*RateSInterval) (cost *utils.Decimal) {
	cost = utils.NewDecimal()
	for _, rtIvl := range rtIvls {
		cost = utils.NewDecimal().Add(cost, rtIvl.Cost())
	}
	return
}

// CompressIntervals will compress intervals which equal
func CompressIntervals(rtIvls []*RateSInterval) {
}