package org.bukkit;

import static org.junit.jupiter.api.Assertions.*;
import com.mojang.serialization.DataResult;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.stream.Stream;
import net.minecraft.core.particles.DustColorTransitionOptions;
import net.minecraft.core.particles.ParticleParam;
import net.minecraft.core.particles.ParticleParamBlock;
import net.minecraft.core.particles.ParticleParamItem;
import net.minecraft.core.particles.ParticleParamRedstone;
import net.minecraft.core.particles.ParticleType;
import net.minecraft.core.particles.SculkChargeParticleOptions;
import net.minecraft.core.particles.ShriekParticleOption;
import net.minecraft.core.particles.VibrationParticleOption;
import net.minecraft.core.registries.Registries;
import net.minecraft.nbt.DynamicOpsNBT;
import net.minecraft.nbt.NBTBase;
import net.minecraft.resources.MinecraftKey;
import net.minecraft.world.phys.Vec3D;
import org.bukkit.block.data.BlockData;
import org.bukkit.craftbukkit.CraftParticle;
import org.bukkit.craftbukkit.CraftRegistry;
import org.bukkit.craftbukkit.block.data.CraftBlockData;
import org.bukkit.craftbukkit.inventory.CraftItemStack;
import org.bukkit.craftbukkit.util.CraftNamespacedKey;
import org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack;
import org.bukkit.support.AbstractTestingBase;
import org.joml.Vector3f;
import org.junit.jupiter.params.ParameterizedTest;
import org.junit.jupiter.params.provider.Arguments;
import org.junit.jupiter.params.provider.EnumSource;
import org.junit.jupiter.params.provider.MethodSource;

public class ParticleTest extends AbstractTestingBase {

    public static Stream<Arguments> data() {
        return CraftRegistry.getMinecraftRegistry(Registries.PARTICLE_TYPE).keySet().stream().map(Arguments::of);
    }

    @ParameterizedTest
    @MethodSource("data")
    public void testBukkitValuesPresent(MinecraftKey minecraft) {
        // TODO: 10/19/23 Remove with enum PR, it is then no longer needed, since the enum PR has a extra test for this
        assertNotNull(Registry.PARTICLE_TYPE.get(CraftNamespacedKey.fromMinecraft(minecraft)), String.format("""
                No bukkit particle found for minecraft particle %s.
                Please add the particle to bukkit.
                """, minecraft));
    }

    @ParameterizedTest
    @EnumSource(Particle.class)
    public void testMinecraftValuesPresent(Particle bukkit) {
        // TODO: 10/19/23 Remove with enum PR, it is then no longer needed, since the enum PR has a extra test for this
        bukkit = CraftParticle.convertLegacy(bukkit);
        Particle finalBukkit = bukkit;
        assertDoesNotThrow(() -> CraftParticle.bukkitToMinecraft(finalBukkit), String.format("""
                No minecraft particle found for bukkit particle %s.
                Please map the bukkit particle to a minecraft particle.
                """, bukkit.getKey()));
    }

    @ParameterizedTest
    @EnumSource(Particle.class)
    public void testRightParticleParamCreation(Particle bukkit) {
        bukkit = CraftParticle.convertLegacy(bukkit);
        net.minecraft.core.particles.Particle<?> minecraft = CraftParticle.bukkitToMinecraft(bukkit);

        if (bukkit.getDataType().equals(Void.class)) {
            testEmptyData(bukkit, minecraft);
            return;
        }

        if (bukkit.getDataType().equals(Particle.DustOptions.class)) {
            testDustOption(bukkit, minecraft);
            return;
        }

        if (bukkit.getDataType().equals(ItemStack.class)) {
            testItemStack(bukkit, minecraft);
            return;
        }

        if (bukkit.getDataType().equals(BlockData.class)) {
            testBlockData(bukkit, minecraft);
            return;
        }

        if (bukkit.getDataType().equals(Particle.DustTransition.class)) {
            testDustTransition(bukkit, minecraft);
            return;
        }

        if (bukkit.getDataType().equals(Vibration.class)) {
            testVibration(bukkit, minecraft);
            return;
        }

        if (bukkit.getDataType().equals(Float.class)) {
            testFloat(bukkit, minecraft);
            return;
        }

        if (bukkit.getDataType().equals(Integer.class)) {
            testInteger(bukkit, minecraft);
            return;
        }

        fail(String.format("""
                No test found for particle %s.
                Please add a test case for it here.
                """, bukkit.getKey()));
    }

    private <T extends ParticleParam> void testEmptyData(Particle bukkit, net.minecraft.core.particles.Particle<T> minecraft) {
        createAndTest(bukkit, minecraft, null, ParticleType.class);
    }

    private <T extends ParticleParam> void testDustOption(Particle bukkit, net.minecraft.core.particles.Particle<T> minecraft) {
        Particle.DustOptions dustOptions = new Particle.DustOptions(Color.fromRGB(236, 28, 36), 0.1205f);
        ParticleParamRedstone param = createAndTest(bukkit, minecraft, dustOptions, ParticleParamRedstone.class);

        assertEquals(0.1205f, param.getScale(), 0.001, String.format("""
                Dust option scale for particle %s do not match.
                Did something change in the implementation or minecraft?
                """, bukkit.getKey()));

        Vector3f expectedColor = new Vector3f(0.92549f, 0.1098f, 0.14117647f);
        assertTrue(expectedColor.equals(param.getColor(), 0.001f), String.format("""
                Dust option color for particle %s do not match.
                Did something change in the implementation or minecraft?
                Expected: %s.
                Got: %s.
                """, bukkit.getKey(), expectedColor, param.getColor())); // Print expected and got since we use assert true
    }

    private <T extends ParticleParam> void testItemStack(Particle bukkit, net.minecraft.core.particles.Particle<T> minecraft) {
        ItemStack itemStack = new ItemStack(Material.STONE);
        ParticleParamItem param = createAndTest(bukkit, minecraft, itemStack, ParticleParamItem.class);

        assertEquals(itemStack, CraftItemStack.asBukkitCopy(param.getItem()), String.format("""
                ItemStack for particle %s do not match.
                Did something change in the implementation or minecraft?
                """, bukkit.getKey()));
    }

    private <T extends ParticleParam> void testBlockData(Particle bukkit, net.minecraft.core.particles.Particle<T> minecraft) {
        BlockData blockData = Bukkit.createBlockData(Material.STONE);
        ParticleParamBlock param = createAndTest(bukkit, minecraft, blockData, ParticleParamBlock.class);

        assertEquals(blockData, CraftBlockData.fromData(param.getState()), String.format("""
                Block data for particle %s do not match.
                Did something change in the implementation or minecraft?
                """, bukkit.getKey()));
    }

    private <T extends ParticleParam> void testDustTransition(Particle bukkit, net.minecraft.core.particles.Particle<T> minecraft) {
        Particle.DustTransition dustTransition = new Particle.DustTransition(Color.fromRGB(236, 28, 36), Color.fromRGB(107, 159, 181), 0.1205f);
        DustColorTransitionOptions param = createAndTest(bukkit, minecraft, dustTransition, DustColorTransitionOptions.class);

        assertEquals(0.1205f, param.getScale(), 0.001, String.format("""
                Dust transition scale for particle %s do not match.
                Did something change in the implementation or minecraft?
                """, bukkit.getKey()));

        Vector3f expectedFrom = new Vector3f(0.92549f, 0.1098f, 0.14117647f);
        assertTrue(expectedFrom.equals(param.getFromColor(), 0.001f), String.format("""
                Dust transition from color for particle %s do not match.
                Did something change in the implementation or minecraft?
                Expected: %s.
                Got: %s.
                """, bukkit.getKey(), expectedFrom, param.getColor())); // Print expected and got since we use assert true

        Vector3f expectedTo = new Vector3f(0.4196f, 0.6235294f, 0.7098f);
        assertTrue(expectedTo.equals(param.getToColor(), 0.001f), String.format("""
                Dust transition to color for particle %s do not match.
                Did something change in the implementation or minecraft?
                Expected: %s.
                Got: %s.
                """, bukkit.getKey(), expectedTo, param.getColor())); // Print expected and got since we use assert true
    }

    private <T extends ParticleParam> void testVibration(Particle bukkit, net.minecraft.core.particles.Particle<T> minecraft) {
        Vibration vibration = new Vibration(new Location(null, 3, 1, 4), new Vibration.Destination.BlockDestination(new Location(null, 1, 5, 9)), 265);
        VibrationParticleOption param = createAndTest(bukkit, minecraft, vibration, VibrationParticleOption.class);

        assertEquals(265, param.getArrivalInTicks(), String.format("""
                Vibration ticks for particle %s do not match.
                Did something change in the implementation or minecraft?
                """, bukkit.getKey()));

        Optional<Vec3D> pos = param.getDestination().getPosition(null);
        assertTrue(pos.isPresent(), String.format("""
                Vibration position for particle %s is not present.
                Did something change in the implementation or minecraft?
                """, bukkit.getKey()));

        // Add 0.5 since it gets centered to the block
        assertEquals(new Vec3D(1.5, 5.5, 9.5), pos.get(), String.format("""
                Vibration position for particle %s do not match.
                Did something change in the implementation or minecraft?
                """, bukkit.getKey()));
    }

    private <T extends ParticleParam> void testFloat(Particle bukkit, net.minecraft.core.particles.Particle<T> minecraft) {
        float role = 0.1205f;
        SculkChargeParticleOptions param = createAndTest(bukkit, minecraft, role, SculkChargeParticleOptions.class);

        assertEquals(role, param.roll(), 0.001, String.format("""
                Float role for particle %s do not match.
                Did something change in the implementation or minecraft?
                """, bukkit.getKey()));
    }

    private <T extends ParticleParam> void testInteger(Particle bukkit, net.minecraft.core.particles.Particle<T> minecraft) {
        int delay = 1205;
        ShriekParticleOption param = createAndTest(bukkit, minecraft, delay, ShriekParticleOption.class);

        assertEquals(delay, param.getDelay(), String.format("""
                Integer delay for particle %s do not match.
                Did something change in the implementation or minecraft?
                """, bukkit.getKey()));
    }

    private <D extends ParticleParam, T extends ParticleParam> D createAndTest(Particle bukkit, net.minecraft.core.particles.Particle<T> minecraft, Object data, Class<D> paramClass) {
        @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
        T particleParam = (T) assertDoesNotThrow(() -> CraftParticle.createParticleParam(bukkit, data), String.format("""
                Could not create particle param for particle %s.
                This can indicated, that the default particle param is used, but the particle requires extra data.
                Or that something is wrong with the logic which creates the particle param with extra data.
                Check in CraftParticle if the conversion is still correct.
                """, bukkit.getKey()));

        DataResult<NBTBase> encoded = assertDoesNotThrow(() -> minecraft.codec().encodeStart(DynamicOpsNBT.INSTANCE, particleParam),
                String.format("""
                        Could not encoded particle param for particle %s.
                        This can indicated, that the wrong particle param is created in CraftParticle.
                        Particle param is of type %s.
                        """, bukkit.getKey(), particleParam.getClass()));

        Optional<DataResult.PartialResult<NBTBase>> encodeError = encoded.error();
        assertTrue(encodeError.isEmpty(), () -> String.format("""
                Could not encoded particle param for particle %s.
                This is possible because the wrong particle param is created in CraftParticle.
                Particle param is of type %s.
                Error message: %s.
                """, bukkit.getKey(), particleParam.getClass(), encoded.error().get().message()));

        Optional<NBTBase> encodeResult = encoded.result();
        assertTrue(encodeResult.isPresent(), String.format("""
                Result is not present for particle %s.
                Even though there is also no error, this should not happen.
                Particle param is of type %s.
                """, bukkit.getKey(), particleParam.getClass()));

        DataResult<T> decoded = minecraft.codec().parse(DynamicOpsNBT.INSTANCE, encodeResult.get());

        Optional<DataResult.PartialResult<T>> decodeError = decoded.error();
        assertTrue(decodeError.isEmpty(), () -> String.format("""
                Could not decoded particle param for particle %s.
                This is possible because the wrong particle param is created in CraftParticle.
                Particle param is of type %s.
                Error message: %s.


                NBT data: %s.
                """, bukkit.getKey(), particleParam.getClass(), decodeError.get().message(), encodeResult.get()));

        Optional<T> decodeResult = decoded.result();
        assertTrue(decodeResult.isPresent(), String.format("""
                Result is not present for particle %s.
                Even though there is also no error, this should not happen.
                Particle param is of type %s.
                """, bukkit.getKey(), particleParam.getClass()));

        return assertInstanceOf(paramClass, decodeResult.get(), String.format("""
                Result is not of the right type for particle %s.
                """, bukkit.getKey()));
    }
}