/* Route-shape helpers for the reader experience.

   An article route is a page of the open book drawn by ArticleBookStack —
   pages laid out side by side, older ones parked with their spines showing —
   while the article edit page and the new-article page remain plain,
   full-height pages. Every language version of an article has an address of
   its own — /wiki/<lang>/<identity>, English no different from the rest, so
   /wiki/en/bayes-theorem and /wiki/fr/bayes-theorem sit side by side. The one
   short form, /wiki/<slug> (what a wiki link to [[Bayes Theorem]] writes, and
   what an old bookmark holds), names no language: the open-article middleware
   reads which document the slug speaks and turns the address into that
   version's own. */

const READER_PATH = /^\/wiki\/([^/]+?)\/?$/
const VERSION_READER_PATH = /^\/wiki\/([a-z]{2})\/([^/]+?)\/?$/
const WIKI_SUB_PATH = /^\/wiki\/[^/]+\/[^/]+/

/** What a reader address names: the article's identity, and which language
 *  version the address asks for (null for the short form, which asks for
 *  whichever version the slug itself speaks). */
export interface ReaderLocation {
  identity: string
  lang: string | null
}

export function parseReaderPath(path: string): ReaderLocation | null {
  const version = VERSION_READER_PATH.exec(path)
  // /wiki/<x>/edit is the editor whatever <x> is — never a version address
  if (version && version[2]!.toLowerCase() !== 'edit') {
    return { identity: decodeURIComponent(version[2]!), lang: version[1]! }
  }
  const plain = READER_PATH.exec(path)
  if (plain) return { identity: decodeURIComponent(plain[1]!), lang: null }
  return null
}

export function isReaderPath(path: string): boolean {
  return parseReaderPath(path) !== null
}

export function wikiSlugFromPath(path: string): string | null {
  return parseReaderPath(path)?.identity ?? null
}

/**
 * The address one language version lives at: /wiki/<lang>/<identity>, the
 * article's identity being the canonical version's slug — so every version of
 * one article shares the last part of its address and differs only by the
 * language in front. Documents carry their own stored slug, which no address
 * needs: the wiki finds a version by (identity, language).
 */
export function versionHref(identity: string, language?: string): string {
  const code = language?.trim().toLowerCase() || DEFAULT_LANGUAGE
  return `/wiki/${encodeURIComponent(code)}/${encodeURIComponent(identity)}`
}

/**
 * The "reading surface": the reader itself plus the edit/new-article pages —
 * the pages that belong to the open book. The stack of open pages survives the
 * whole session either way; this marks the pages outside it (the list, the
 * graph, home), which are the places worth returning to once the last page is
 * closed.
 */
export function isReadingSurface(path: string): boolean {
  return isReaderPath(path) || WIKI_SUB_PATH.test(path) || path === '/new'
}

/* ---------- the wiki's own pages ----------

   The link map and the graphing calculator are pages the shelf holds no
   copies of — but the book can read them too. Each has one plain address of
   its own, and useArticleTabs can lay it on the row beside the open articles:
   the page then draws the live surface instead of an article, for as long as
   its page stays open. */

export type ToolPage = 'graph' | 'calculator'

const TOOL_PAGE_PATHS: Record<ToolPage, string> = {
  graph: '/graph',
  calculator: '/calculator',
}

/** The address a tool page lives at. */
export function toolHref(page: ToolPage): string {
  return TOOL_PAGE_PATHS[page]
}

/** Which tool page an address names, if any. */
export function toolFromPath(path: string): ToolPage | null {
  const clean = path.replace(/\/+$/, '')
  for (const page of Object.keys(TOOL_PAGE_PATHS) as ToolPage[])
    if (clean === TOOL_PAGE_PATHS[page]) return page
  return null
}

export function isToolPath(path: string): boolean {
  return toolFromPath(path) !== null
}