using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Reflection;
using Dinah.Core;

#nullable enable
namespace LibationFileManager
{
    public static class InteropFactory
    {
        public static Type? InteropFunctionsType { get; }

        public static IInteropFunctions Create() => _create();

        //// examples of the pattern which could be useful later
        //public static IInteropFunctions Create(string str, int i) => _create(str, i);
        //public static IInteropFunctions Create(params object[] values) => _create(values);

        private static IInteropFunctions? instance { get; set; }
        private static IInteropFunctions _create(params object[] values)
        {
            instance ??=
                InteropFunctionsType is null
                ? new NullInteropFunctions()
                : Activator.CreateInstance(InteropFunctionsType, values) as IInteropFunctions;

            if (instance is null)
                throw new TypeLoadException();

            return instance;
        }

		#region load types

		private const string CONFIG_APP_ENDING = "ConfigApp.dll";

		public static Func<string, bool> MatchesOS { get; }
            = Configuration.IsWindows ? a => Path.GetFileName(a).StartsWithInsensitive("win")
            : Configuration.IsLinux ? a => Path.GetFileName(a).StartsWithInsensitive("linux")
            : Configuration.IsMacOs ? a => Path.GetFileName(a).StartsWithInsensitive("mac") || Path.GetFileName(a).StartsWithInsensitive("osx")
            : _ => false;

		private static readonly EnumerationOptions enumerationOptions = new()
		{
			MatchType = MatchType.Simple,
			MatchCasing = MatchCasing.CaseInsensitive,
			IgnoreInaccessible = true,
			RecurseSubdirectories = false,
			ReturnSpecialDirectories = false
		};

        static InteropFactory()
        {
            // searches file names for potential matches; doesn't run anything
            var configApp = getOSConfigApp();

            // nothing to load
            if (configApp is null)
            {
                Serilog.Log.Logger.Error($"Unable to locate *{CONFIG_APP_ENDING}");
                return;
            }

            AppDomain.CurrentDomain.AssemblyResolve += CurrentDomain_AssemblyResolve;

            var configAppAssembly = Assembly.LoadFrom(configApp);
            var type = typeof(IInteropFunctions);
            InteropFunctionsType = configAppAssembly
                .GetTypes()
                .FirstOrDefault(type.IsAssignableFrom);
        }
        private static string? getOSConfigApp()
        {
            // find '*ConfigApp.dll' files
            var appName =
                Directory.EnumerateFiles(Configuration.ProcessDirectory, $"*{CONFIG_APP_ENDING}", enumerationOptions)
                .FirstOrDefault(exe => MatchesOS(exe));

            return appName;
        }

        private static Dictionary<string, Assembly?> lowEffortCache { get; } = new();
        private static Assembly? CurrentDomain_AssemblyResolve(object? sender, ResolveEventArgs args)
        {
            var asmName = new AssemblyName(args.Name);
            var here = Configuration.ProcessDirectory;

            var key = $"{asmName}|{here}";

            if (lowEffortCache.TryGetValue(key, out var value))
                return value;

            var assembly = CurrentDomain_AssemblyResolve_internal(asmName, here: here);
            lowEffortCache[key] = assembly;

            //Let the runtime handle any dll not found exceptions.
            if (assembly is null)
                Serilog.Log.Logger.Error($"Unable to load module {args.Name}");

            return assembly;
        }

		private static Assembly? CurrentDomain_AssemblyResolve_internal(AssemblyName asmName, string here)
        {
            /*
             * Find the requested assembly in the program files directory.
             * Assumes that all assemblies are in this application's directory.
             * If they're not (e.g. the app is not self-contained), you will need
             * to located them. The original way of doing this was to execute the
             * config app, wait for the runtime to load all dependencies, and
             * then seach the Process.Modules for the assembly name. Code for
             * this approach is still in the _Demos projects.
             */
            var modulePath =
                Directory.EnumerateFiles(here, $"{asmName.Name}.dll", enumerationOptions)
                .SingleOrDefault();

            return modulePath is null ? null : Assembly.LoadFrom(modulePath);
        }

        #endregion
    }
}