require 'money'

# Represents fixed odds used in gambling and betting. Supports fractional,
# moneyline and decimal representations. Can calculate the profit
# and return on a winning bet.
class FixedOdds
  include Comparable

  # the fractional odds as a Rational
  attr_reader :fractional_odds

  # creates a new FixedOdds from a string which can be in fractional, 
  # moneyline or decimal format. 
  def FixedOdds.from_s(odds)
    case
    when FixedOdds.fractional_odds?(odds) then FixedOdds.fractional_odds odds
    when FixedOdds.moneyline_odds?(odds)  then FixedOdds.moneyline_odds odds
    when FixedOdds.decimal_odds?(odds)    then FixedOdds.decimal_odds odds
    else                                  raise ArgumentError, %{could not parse "#{odds}"}
    end
  end

  # tells if the odds are in fractional form
  def FixedOdds.fractional_odds?(odds)
    odds =~ /\d+\/\d+|\d+-to-\d+|evens|even money/
  end

  # tells if the odds are in moneyline form
  def FixedOdds.moneyline_odds?(odds)
    odds =~ /[+-]\d+/ 
  end

  # tells if the odds are in decimal form
  def FixedOdds.decimal_odds?(odds)
    odds =~ /^(\d+|\d+\.\d+|\.\d+)/ 
  end

  # creates a new FixedOdds from fractional form. These can be in the form
  # * 4-to-1
  # * 4-to-1 against
  # * 4-to-1 on
  # * 4/1
  # * 4/1 against
  # * 4/1 on
  # * evens
  # * even money
  def FixedOdds.fractional_odds(fractional)
    raise %{could not parse "#{fractional}" as fractional odds} unless FixedOdds.fractional_odds?(fractional)
    return new(Rational('1/1')) if fractional == 'evens' || fractional == 'even money' 
    if /(?<numerator>\d+)(\/|-to-)(?<denominator>\d+)/ =~ fractional then r = Rational("#{numerator}/#{denominator}") end
    r = r.reciprocal if fractional.end_with? ' on'
    new(Rational(r))
  end

  # creates a new FixedOdds from a Rational
  def initialize(fractional_odds)
    @fractional_odds = fractional_odds
  end

  # creates a new FixedOdds from moneyline form. Examples are
  # * +400
  # * -500
  def FixedOdds.moneyline_odds(moneyline)
    raise %{could not parse "#{moneyline}" as moneyline odds} unless FixedOdds.moneyline_odds?(moneyline)
    sign = moneyline[0]
    if sign == '+' then new(Rational("#{moneyline}/100"))
    else                new(Rational("100/#{moneyline.to_i.magnitude}"))
    end
  end

  # creates a new FixedOdds from decimal form. Examples are
  # * 1.25
  # * 2
  def FixedOdds.decimal_odds(decimal)
    raise %{could not parse "#{decimal}" as decimal odds} unless FixedOdds.decimal_odds?(decimal)
    new(Rational(decimal.to_f - 1))
  end

  # calculates the profit won on a winning _stake_
  def profit_on_winning_stake(stake)
    stake.to_money * @fractional_odds
  end

  # calculates the total return on a winning _stake_ 
  # (which is the profit plus the initial stake)
  def total_return_on_winning_stake(stake)
    profit_on_winning_stake(stake) + stake.to_money
  end

  # string representation in fractional form such as '4/1'
  def to_s
    to_s_fractional
  end

  # string representation in fractional form such as '4/1'
  def to_s_fractional
    @fractional_odds.to_s
  end

  # string representation in moneyline form
  def to_s_moneyline
    integral_number_with_sign_regex = "%+d"

    if @fractional_odds > 1.0
      integral_number_with_sign_regex % (fractional_odds * 100).to_i
    else
      integral_number_with_sign_regex % (-100.0 / fractional_odds)
    end
  end

  # string representation in decimal form
  def to_s_decimal
    "%g" % (fractional_odds + 1)
  end

  def ==(other)
    other.fractional_odds == @fractional_odds
  end

  # low odds are those which pay out the most money
  # on a winning bet and vice-versa
  def <=>(other)
    other.fractional_odds <=> @fractional_odds
  end
end