class Twitter::Client
  @@USER_URIS = {
  	:info => '/users/show',
  	:friends => '/statuses/friends.json',
  	:followers => '/statuses/followers.json',
  }
  
  # Provides access to Twitter's User APIs
  # 
  # Returns user instance for the <tt>id</tt> given.  The <tt>id</tt>
  # can either refer to the numeric user ID or the user's screen name.
  # 
  # For example,
  #  @twitter.user(234943) #=> Twitter::User object instance for user with numeric id of 234943
  #  @twitter.user('mylogin') #=> Twitter::User object instance for user with screen name 'mylogin'
  # 
  # Where <tt>options</tt> is a +Hash+ of options that can include:
  # * <tt>:page</tt> - optional.  Retrieves the next set of friends.  There are 100 friends per page.  Default: 1.
  # * <tt>:lite</tt> - optional.  Prevents the inline inclusion of current status.  Default: false.
  # * <tt>:since</tt> - optional.  Only relevant for <tt>:friends</tt> action.  Narrows the results to just those friends added after the date given as value of this option.  Must be HTTP-formatted date.
  #
  # An <tt>ArgumentError</tt> will be raised if an invalid <tt>action</tt> 
  # is given.  Valid actions are:
  # * +:info+
  # * +:friends+
  # 
  # +Note:+ You should not use this method to attempt to retrieve the 
  # authenticated user's followers.  Please use any of the following 
  # ways of accessing this list:
  #  followers = client.my(:followers)
  # OR
  #  followers = client.my(:info).followers
  def user(id, action = :info, options = {})
    raise ArgumentError, "Invalid user action: #{action}" unless @@USER_URIS.keys.member?(action)
    id = id.to_i if id.is_a?(Twitter::User)
    params = options.merge(:id => id)
    response = http_connect {|conn| create_http_get_request(@@USER_URIS[action], params) }
    bless_models(Twitter::User.unmarshal(response.body))
  end
  
  # Syntactic sugar for queries relating to authenticated user in Twitter's User API
  # 
  # Where <tt>action</tt> is one of the following:
  # * <tt>:info</tt> - Returns user instance for the authenticated user.
  # * <tt>:friends</tt> - Returns Array of users that are authenticated user's friends
  # * <tt>:followers</tt> - Returns Array of users that are authenticated user's followers
  # 
  # Where <tt>options</tt> is a +Hash+ of options that can include:
  # * <tt>:page</tt> - optional.  Retrieves the next set of friends.  There are 100 friends per page.  Default: 1.
  # * <tt>:lite</tt> - optional.  Prevents the inline inclusion of current status.  Default: false.
  # * <tt>:since</tt> - optional.  Only relevant for <tt>:friends</tt> action.  Narrows the results to just those friends added after the date given as value of this option.  Must be HTTP-formatted date.
  #
  # An <tt>ArgumentError</tt> will be raised if an invalid <tt>action</tt> 
  # is given.  Valid actions are:
  # * +:info+
  # * +:friends+
  # * +:followers+
  def my(action, options = {})
    raise ArgumentError, "Invalid user action: #{action}" unless @@USER_URIS.keys.member?(action)
    params = options.merge(:id => @login)
    response = http_connect {|conn| create_http_get_request(@@USER_URIS[action], params) }
    users = Twitter::User.unmarshal(response.body)
    bless_models(users)
  end
  
  # Returns all followers for an authenticated user.
  #
  # This method makes multiple call to the Twitter API to get all users.
  # By default, the Twitter API only returns 100 followers at a time.
  # This method was written for the case where you need all followers,no matter how many there are.
  #
  def all_followers
    has_followers_remaining = true
    followers_array = []
    page = 1
    while has_followers_remaining
      tmp_followers = self.my(:followers, :page => page)
      followers_array << tmp_followers
      #puts "Page: #{page} , followers: #{tmp_followers.size}"
      page += page
      has_followers_remaining = false unless tmp_followers.size > 98
      sleep 1
    end
    followers_array.flatten! 
  end
  
end