// Native preview transport — the production implementation of the transport
// contract in transport.js, over the Tauri preview backend.
//
// The backend's event stream (`soulstream:preview`) knows nothing about
// sessions or generations; THIS wrapper is what makes those events safe. It
// stamps every incoming event with the {sessionId, generation, sessionKey}
// of the load that is CURRENTLY active on this side of the boundary, and the
// reducer's guard does the rest: after a step, events from the superseded
// clip carry the old generation and land inert. stop()/dispose() clear the
// context, so a straggler event after teardown dispatches nothing at all.

import * as api from "../api.js";
import { isValidLease } from "./lease.js";

export function createNativeTransport(dispatch) {
    let ctx = null; // { sessionId, generation, sessionKey }
    let unlisten = null;
    let disposed = false;

    const stamp = (type, extra = {}) => {
        if (!ctx) return;
        dispatch({ type, ...ctx, ...extra });
    };

    async function ensureSubscribed() {
        if (unlisten || disposed) return;
        unlisten = await api.onEvent("soulstream:preview", (ev) => {
            switch (ev.kind) {
                case "playing":
                    stamp("MEDIA_PLAYING");
                    break;
                case "paused":
                    stamp("MEDIA_PAUSED");
                    break;
                case "position":
                    stamp("MEDIA_POSITION", { positionMs: Math.round(ev.secs * 1000) });
                    break;
                case "ended":
                    stamp("MEDIA_ENDED");
                    break;
                case "error":
                    stamp("ITEM_FAILED", {
                        sessionKey: ctx?.sessionKey,
                        errorClass: "transport",
                    });
                    break;
                // "buffering"/"stopped" carry no session-level meaning: the
                // reducer derives buffering from LEASE_READY + desiredPlaying,
                // and stops are always consequences of our own commands.
                default:
                    break;
            }
        });
    }

    return {
        /** Accept a native lease and hand its clip to the preview player.
         * `startPaused` maps to the backend's desired-paused latch, so a
         * parked open can never leak audio (Phase 0.4). */
        async load(lease, { sessionId, generation, sessionKey }, { startPaused = false, crossfadeMs = 0, startAtMs = 0 } = {}) {
            if (disposed) throw new Error("transport disposed");
            await ensureSubscribed();
            if (!isValidLease(lease) || lease.transport !== "native") {
                ctx = { sessionId, generation, sessionKey };
                stamp("ITEM_FAILED", { sessionKey, errorClass: "invalid_media" });
                ctx = null;
                return;
            }
            ctx = { sessionId, generation, sessionKey };
            // startAtMs rides into the DECODER (session resume): the clip
            // comes up already positioned, no post-load seek race.
            await api.previewLoad(
                lease.opaqueLeaseId,
                startPaused,
                crossfadeMs,
                startAtMs > 0 ? startAtMs / 1000 : null
            );
        },
        async play() {
            if (!ctx) return;
            await api.previewControl("resume");
        },
        async pause() {
            if (!ctx) return;
            await api.previewControl("pause");
        },
        async seek(positionMs) {
            if (!ctx) return;
            await api.previewControl("seek", positionMs / 1000);
        },
        async setVolume(v) {
            await api.previewControl("volume", v);
        },
        /** Crossfade out-half: ramp the current clip to silence instead of
         * cutting it. ctx is deliberately KEPT — the tail's events carry the
         * superseded generation and die at the reducer, and the next load
         * will restamp; clearing ctx here would also mute a failure event
         * racing the fade. */
        async fadeOut(ms) {
            if (!ctx) return;
            await api.previewControl("fade_out", ms);
        },
        async stop() {
            ctx = null; // events from the dying clip stamp nothing
            await api.previewControl("stop");
        },
        /** Idempotent teardown: silences the backend, deletes clip files,
         * detaches the event listener. Close, navigation and hot reload all
         * funnel here. */
        async dispose() {
            if (disposed) return;
            disposed = true;
            ctx = null;
            try {
                await api.previewDispose();
            } finally {
                if (unlisten) {
                    unlisten();
                    unlisten = null;
                }
            }
        },
    };
}