import type { Provenance, QueryRow } from "@/lib/types";
import { provenance, queryRow } from "@/features/queries/provenanceFixture";
import { RING_CAPACITY, mergeGap, pushRow, summaryOf, type LiveRow } from "./ringBuffer";

function streamed(key: number, ts: number, domain: string, sections: Parameters<typeof provenance>[0] = {}): LiveRow {
	return {
		kind: "streamed",
		key,
		event: provenance({
			...sections,
			request: { time: ts, domain, ...sections.request },
			route: { upstream: "udp://9.9.9.9:53", ...sections.route },
		}),
	};
}

function fetchedRow(id: number, ts: number, domain: string, overrides: Partial<QueryRow> = {}): QueryRow {
	return queryRow(id, { ts, domain, upstream: "udp://9.9.9.9:53", ...overrides });
}

function counter(start = 100): () => number {
	let n = start;
	return () => ++n;
}

function domains(rows: LiveRow[]): string[] {
	return rows.map((row) => summaryOf(row).domain);
}

describe("summaryOf", () => {
	test("a streamed frame projects every summary field from the provenance it carries", () => {
		const event: Provenance = provenance({
			request: { time: 1700, domain: "ads.example", client: "192.0.2.11", qtype: 28 },
			policy: { action: "block", reason: "blocklist_wildcard" },
			route: { kind: "blocked", upstream: "" },
			response: { duration_us: 42 },
		});
		expect(summaryOf({ kind: "streamed", key: 1, event })).toEqual({
			id: null,
			ts: 1700,
			domain: "ads.example",
			client_ip: "192.0.2.11",
			qtype: 28,
			blocked: true,
			policy_reason: "blocklist_wildcard",
			rcode: 0,
			route_kind: "blocked",
			response_time_us: 42,
			cache_hit: null,
			upstream: "",
		});
	});

	test("a recovered row projects its stored fields and keeps its id", () => {
		const row = queryRow(77, { domain: "news.example", cache_hit: true, policy_reason: "rule_allow_exact" });
		expect(summaryOf({ kind: "recovered", key: 2, row })).toMatchObject({
			id: 77,
			domain: "news.example",
			cache_hit: true,
			policy_reason: "rule_allow_exact",
		});
	});

	/**
	 * The guard the discriminated union exists for: a field added to the wire
	 * DTO must be either projected into the summary or consciously left to the
	 * detail page. A silent addition fails here rather than going unrendered.
	 */
	test("every provenance field is either projected or knowingly detail-only", () => {
		const projected = [
			"request.time",
			"request.domain",
			"request.client",
			"request.qtype",
			"policy.action",
			"policy.reason",
			"route.kind",
			"route.upstream",
			"response.duration_us",
		];
		const detailOnly = [
			"request.qclass",
			"group.id",
			"group.name",
			"policy.matched",
			"policy.source_id",
			"policy.source_name",
			"rewrites.cname_target",
			"rewrites.safe_search_target",
			"route.forward_zone",
			"response.rcode",
		];
		const leaves = Object.entries(provenance()).flatMap(([section, fields]) =>
			Object.keys(fields as Record<string, unknown>).map((field) => `${section}.${field}`),
		);
		expect(leaves.sort()).toEqual([...projected, ...detailOnly].sort());
	});
});

describe("pushRow", () => {
	test("prepends newest-first", () => {
		let rows: LiveRow[] = [];
		rows = pushRow(rows, streamed(1, 10, "a.example"));
		rows = pushRow(rows, streamed(2, 11, "b.example"));
		expect(domains(rows)).toEqual(["b.example", "a.example"]);
	});

	test("drops the oldest beyond capacity", () => {
		let rows: LiveRow[] = [];
		for (let i = 0; i < 5; i++) rows = pushRow(rows, streamed(i, i, `d${i}.example`), 3);
		expect(rows).toHaveLength(3);
		expect(rows.map((r) => r.key)).toEqual([4, 3, 2]);
	});

	test("default capacity is 500", () => {
		let rows: LiveRow[] = [];
		for (let i = 0; i < RING_CAPACITY + 10; i++) rows = pushRow(rows, streamed(i, i, "x.example"));
		expect(rows).toHaveLength(RING_CAPACITY);
	});
});

describe("mergeGap", () => {
	test("skips rows already in the buffer and counts only new ones", () => {
		const buffer = [streamed(2, 100, "seen.example"), streamed(1, 99, "old.example")];
		const fetched = [
			fetchedRow(30, 102, "gap2.example"),
			fetchedRow(29, 101, "gap1.example"),
			fetchedRow(28, 100, "seen.example"),
		];
		const { rows, missed } = mergeGap(buffer, fetched, counter());
		expect(missed).toBe(2);
		expect(domains(rows)).toEqual(["gap2.example", "gap1.example", "seen.example", "old.example"]);
	});

	test("no additions returns the buffer unchanged with missed 0", () => {
		const buffer = [streamed(1, 100, "seen.example")];
		const { rows, missed } = mergeGap(buffer, [fetchedRow(5, 100, "seen.example")], counter());
		expect(missed).toBe(0);
		expect(rows).toBe(buffer);
	});

	/**
	 * A household repeats itself: one client, one name, three lookups inside the
	 * same second. The stream delivered one of them before the connection broke,
	 * so the gap fetch must recover the other two rather than let the one row in
	 * the buffer stand for all three.
	 */
	test("repeated identical queries drop only as many rows as the buffer already holds", () => {
		const buffer = [streamed(1, 100, "dup.example")];
		const fetched = [
			fetchedRow(12, 100, "dup.example"),
			fetchedRow(11, 100, "dup.example"),
			fetchedRow(10, 100, "dup.example"),
		];
		const { rows, missed } = mergeGap(buffer, fetched, counter());
		expect(missed).toBe(2);
		expect(domains(rows)).toEqual(["dup.example", "dup.example", "dup.example"]);
		const recoveredIds = rows.flatMap((row) => (row.kind === "recovered" ? [row.row.id] : []));
		expect(new Set(recoveredIds).size).toBe(2);
	});

	test("a gap fetch that repeats the whole buffer adds nothing", () => {
		const buffer = [streamed(2, 100, "dup.example"), streamed(1, 100, "dup.example")];
		const fetched = [fetchedRow(12, 100, "dup.example"), fetchedRow(11, 100, "dup.example")];
		const { rows, missed } = mergeGap(buffer, fetched, counter());
		expect(missed).toBe(0);
		expect(rows).toBe(buffer);
	});

	/**
	 * Two queries of the same name from the same client in the same second are
	 * still separate facts when any stored column differs — the record type or
	 * class, the response code, the policy that decided them, how long they took,
	 * the route taken. The gap fetch here returns the differing row *first* and
	 * the one the buffer already holds second, so an identity blind to the column
	 * would let the differing row consume the buffered occurrence: the buffered
	 * query would come back duplicated and the other would vanish, at an
	 * unchanged `missed`. Order is what exposes that — the count alone is 1
	 * either way.
	 *
	 * `blocked` and `cache_hit` have no case of their own: the server derives
	 * them from `policy_action` and `route_kind`, so they cannot differ while
	 * everything else holds, and the two columns they follow are covered here.
	 */
	test.each([
		{ column: "qtype", sections: { request: { qtype: 1 } }, held: { qtype: 1 }, differing: { qtype: 28 } },
		{ column: "qclass", sections: { request: { qclass: 1 } }, held: { qclass: 1 }, differing: { qclass: 3 } },
		{ column: "rcode", sections: { response: { rcode: 0 } }, held: { rcode: 0 }, differing: { rcode: 2 } },
		{
			column: "response_time_us",
			sections: { response: { duration_us: 1234 } },
			held: { response_time_us: 1234 },
			differing: { response_time_us: 9999 },
		},
		{
			column: "route_kind",
			sections: { route: { kind: "upstream" } },
			held: { route_kind: "upstream" },
			differing: { route_kind: "forward_zone" },
		},
		{
			column: "policy_action",
			sections: { policy: { action: "allow" } },
			held: { policy_action: "allow" },
			differing: { policy_action: "not_evaluated" },
		},
		{
			column: "policy_reason",
			sections: { policy: { reason: "no_match" } },
			held: { policy_reason: "no_match" },
			differing: { policy_reason: "rule_allow_exact" },
		},
	] satisfies readonly {
		column: string;
		sections: Parameters<typeof provenance>[0];
		held: Partial<QueryRow>;
		differing: Partial<QueryRow>;
	}[])("rows differing only in $column survive the gap merge", ({ sections, held, differing }) => {
		const buffer = [streamed(1, 100, "dual.example", sections)];
		const fetched = [fetchedRow(6, 100, "dual.example", differing), fetchedRow(5, 100, "dual.example", held)];
		const { rows, missed } = mergeGap(buffer, fetched, counter());
		expect(missed).toBe(1);
		expect(rows).toEqual([{ kind: "recovered", key: expect.any(Number), row: fetched[0] }, buffer[0]]);
	});

	test("recovered rows keep their id and take a fresh key", () => {
		const { rows } = mergeGap([], [fetchedRow(77, 100, "gap.example")], counter(200));
		const recovered = rows[0];
		expect(recovered?.key).toBe(201);
		expect(recovered?.kind).toBe("recovered");
		expect(recovered !== undefined && recovered.kind === "recovered" ? recovered.row.id : null).toBe(77);
	});

	test("result is capped at capacity, keeping the newest", () => {
		const buffer = [streamed(3, 300, "live.example")];
		const fetched = [fetchedRow(2, 302, "g2.example"), fetchedRow(1, 301, "g1.example")];
		const { rows, missed } = mergeGap(buffer, fetched, counter(), 2);
		expect(missed).toBe(2);
		expect(domains(rows)).toEqual(["g2.example", "g1.example"]);
	});

	test("merged rows stay sorted newest-first by ts", () => {
		const buffer = [streamed(4, 105, "after-reopen.example"), streamed(3, 100, "before.example")];
		const fetched = [fetchedRow(9, 103, "gap.example")];
		const { rows } = mergeGap(buffer, fetched, counter());
		expect(rows.map((row) => summaryOf(row).ts)).toEqual([105, 103, 100]);
	});
});