module Text.Hakyll.Page 
    ( Page
    , fromContext
    , getValue
    , copyValueWith
    , getBody
    , readPage
    , writePage
    ) where

import qualified Data.Map as M
import qualified Data.List as L
import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy.Char8 as B
import Data.Maybe
import Control.Monad

import System.FilePath
import System.IO

import Text.Hakyll.File
import Text.Hakyll.Util
import Text.Hakyll.Renderable
import Text.Pandoc

-- | A Page is basically key-value mapping. Certain keys have special
--   meanings, like for example url, body and title.
data Page = Page (M.Map B.ByteString B.ByteString)

-- | Create a Page from a key-value mapping.
fromContext :: (M.Map B.ByteString B.ByteString) -> Page
fromContext = Page

-- | Obtain a value from a page. Will resturn an empty string when nothing is
--   found.
getValue :: String -> Page -> B.ByteString
getValue str (Page page) = fromMaybe B.empty $ M.lookup (B.pack str) page

-- | Do something with a value of the page.
copyValueWith :: String -- ^ Key of which the value should be copied.
              -> String -- ^ Key the value should be copied to.
              -> (B.ByteString -> B.ByteString) -- ^ Function to apply on the value.
              -> Page -- ^ Page on which to apply this modification.
              -> Page -- ^ Result.
copyValueWith src dst f p@(Page page) = case M.lookup (B.pack src) page of
    Nothing      -> p
    (Just value) -> Page $ M.insert (B.pack dst) (f value) page


-- | Auxiliary function to pack a pair.
packPair :: (String, String) -> (B.ByteString, B.ByteString)
packPair (a, b) = (B.pack a, B.pack b)

-- | Get the URL for a certain page. This should always be defined. If
--   not, it will error.
getPageURL :: Page -> String
getPageURL (Page page) = B.unpack $ fromMaybe (error "No page url") $ M.lookup (B.pack "url") page

-- | Get the original page path.
getPagePath :: Page -> String
getPagePath (Page page) = B.unpack $ fromMaybe (error "No page path") $ M.lookup (B.pack "path") page

-- | Get the body for a certain page. When not defined, the body will be
--   empty.
getBody :: Page -> B.ByteString
getBody (Page page) = fromMaybe B.empty $ M.lookup (B.pack "body") page

-- | The default writer options for pandoc rendering.
writerOptions :: WriterOptions
writerOptions = defaultWriterOptions

-- | Get a render function for a given extension.
renderFunction :: String -> (String -> String)
renderFunction ".html" = id
renderFunction ext = writeHtmlString writerOptions .
                     readFunction ext defaultParserState
    where readFunction ".markdown" = readMarkdown
          readFunction ".md"       = readMarkdown
          readFunction ".tex"      = readLaTeX
          readFunction _           = readMarkdown

-- | Read metadata header from a file handle.
readMetaData :: Handle -> IO [(String, String)]
readMetaData handle = do
    line <- hGetLine handle
    if isDelimiter line then return []
                        else do others <- readMetaData handle
                                return $ (trimPair . break (== ':')) line : others
        where trimPair (key, value) = (trim key, trim $ tail value)

-- | Check if the given string is a metadata delimiter.
isDelimiter :: String -> Bool
isDelimiter = L.isPrefixOf "---"

-- | Used for caching of files.
cachePage :: Page -> IO ()
cachePage page@(Page mapping) = do
    let destination = toCache $ getURL page
    makeDirectories destination
    handle <- openFile destination WriteMode
    hPutStrLn handle "---"
    mapM_ (writePair handle) $ M.toList $ M.delete (B.pack "body") mapping
    hPutStrLn handle "---"
    B.hPut handle $ getBody page
    hClose handle
    where writePair h (k, v) = B.hPut h k >>
                               B.hPut h (B.pack ": ") >>
                               B.hPut h v >>
                               hPutStrLn h ""

-- | Read a page from a file. Metadata is supported, and if the filename
--   has a .markdown extension, it will be rendered using pandoc. Note that
--   pages are not templates, so they should not contain $identifiers.
readPage :: FilePath -> IO Page
readPage pagePath = do
    -- Check cache.
    getFromCache <- isCacheValid cacheFile [pagePath]
    let path = if getFromCache then cacheFile else pagePath

    -- Read file.
    handle <- openFile path ReadMode
    line <- hGetLine handle
    (context, body) <- if isDelimiter line
                            then do md <- readMetaData handle
                                    c <- hGetContents handle
                                    return (md, c)
                            else hGetContents handle >>= \b -> return ([], line ++ b)

    -- Render file
    let rendered = B.pack $ (renderFunction $ takeExtension path) body
    seq rendered $ hClose handle
    let page = fromContext $ M.fromList $
            [ (B.pack "body", rendered)
            , packPair ("url", url)
            , packPair ("path", pagePath)
            ] ++ map packPair context

    -- Cache if needed
    if getFromCache then return () else cachePage page
    return page
    where url = toURL pagePath
          cacheFile = toCache url

-- | Write a page to the site destination.
writePage :: Page -> IO ()
writePage page = do
    let destination = toDestination $ getURL page
    makeDirectories destination
    B.writeFile destination (getBody page)

-- Make pages renderable.
instance Renderable Page where
    getDependencies = (:[]) . getPagePath
    getURL = getPageURL
    toContext (Page page) = return page