/*!
 * Time picker for pickadate.js v3.3.2
 * http://amsul.github.io/pickadate.js/time.htm
 */

/*jshint
   debug: true,
   devel: true,
   browser: true,
   asi: true,
   unused: true,
   boss: true
 */

(function ( factory ) {

    // Register as an anonymous module.
    if ( typeof define === 'function' && define.amd )
        define( ['picker','jquery'], factory )

    // Or using browser globals.
    else factory( Picker, jQuery )

}(function( Picker, $ ) {


/**
 * Globals and constants
 */
var HOURS_IN_DAY = 24,
    MINUTES_IN_HOUR = 60,
    HOURS_TO_NOON = 12,
    MINUTES_IN_DAY = HOURS_IN_DAY * MINUTES_IN_HOUR



/**
 * The time picker constructor
 */
function TimePicker( picker, settings ) {

    var clock = this,
        elementDataValue = picker.$node.data( 'value' )

    clock.settings = settings

    // The queue of methods that will be used to build item objects.
    clock.queue = {
        interval: 'i',
        min: 'measure create',
        max: 'measure create',
        now: 'now create',
        select: 'parse create validate',
        highlight: 'create validate',
        view: 'create validate',
        disable: 'flipItem',
        enable: 'flipItem'
    }

    // The component's item object.
    clock.item = {}

    clock.item.interval = settings.interval || 30
    clock.item.disable = ( settings.disable || [] ).slice( 0 )
    clock.item.enable = -(function( collectionDisabled ) {
        return collectionDisabled[ 0 ] === true ? collectionDisabled.shift() : -1
    })( clock.item.disable )

    clock.
        set( 'min', settings.min ).
        set( 'max', settings.max ).
        set( 'now' ).

        // Setting the `select` also sets the `highlight` and `view`.
        set( 'select',

            // If there's a `value` or `data-value`, use that with formatting.
            // Otherwise default to the minimum selectable time.
            elementDataValue || picker.$node[ 0 ].value || clock.item.min,

            // Use the relevant format.
            { format: elementDataValue ? settings.formatSubmit : settings.format }
        )

    // The keycode to movement mapping.
    clock.key = {
        40: 1, // Down
        38: -1, // Up
        39: 1, // Right
        37: -1, // Left
        go: function( timeChange ) {
            clock.set( 'highlight', clock.item.highlight.pick + timeChange * clock.item.interval, { interval: timeChange * clock.item.interval } )
            this.render()
        }
    }


    // Bind some picker events.
    picker.
        on( 'render', function() {
            var $pickerHolder = picker.$root.children(),
                $viewset = $pickerHolder.find( '.' + settings.klass.viewset )
            if ( $viewset.length ) {
                $pickerHolder[ 0 ].scrollTop = ~~$viewset.position().top - ( $viewset[ 0 ].clientHeight * 2 )
            }
        }).
        on( 'open', function() {
            picker.$root.find( 'button' ).attr( 'disable', false )
        }).
        on( 'close', function() {
            picker.$root.find( 'button' ).attr( 'disable', true )
        })

} //TimePicker


/**
 * Set a timepicker item object.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.set = function( type, value, options ) {

    var clock = this

    // Go through the queue of methods, and invoke the function. Update this
    // as the time unit, and set the final resultant as this item type.
    // * In the case of `enable`, keep the queue but set `disable` instead.
    //   And in the case of `flip`, keep the queue but set `enable` instead.
    clock.item[ ( type == 'enable' ? 'disable' : type == 'flip' ? 'enable' : type ) ] = clock.queue[ type ].split( ' ' ).map( function( method ) {
        return value = clock[ method ]( type, value, options )
    }).pop()

    // Check if we need to cascade through more updates.
    if ( type == 'select' ) {
        clock.set( 'highlight', clock.item.select, options )
    }
    else if ( type == 'highlight' ) {
        clock.set( 'view', clock.item.highlight, options )
    }
    else if ( type == 'interval' ) {
        clock.
            set( 'min', clock.item.min, options ).
            set( 'max', clock.item.max, options )
    }
    else if ( ( type == 'flip' || type == 'min' || type == 'max' || type == 'disable' || type == 'enable' ) && clock.item.select && clock.item.highlight ) {
        if ( type == 'min' ) {
            clock.set( 'max', clock.item.max, options )
        }
        clock.
            set( 'select', clock.item.select, options ).
            set( 'highlight', clock.item.highlight, options )
    }

    return clock
} //TimePicker.prototype.set


/**
 * Get a timepicker item object.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.get = function( type ) {
    return this.item[ type ]
} //TimePicker.prototype.get


/**
 * Create a picker time object.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.create = function( type, value, options ) {

    var clock = this

    // If there’s no value, use the type as the value.
    value = value === undefined ? type : value

    // If it’s a date object, convert it into an array.
    if ( Picker._.isDate( value ) ) {
        value = [ value.getHours(), value.getMinutes() ]
    }

    // If it’s an object, use the “pick” value.
    if ( $.isPlainObject( value ) && Picker._.isInteger( value.pick ) ) {
        value = value.pick
    }

    // If it’s an array, convert it into minutes.
    else if ( $.isArray( value ) ) {
        value = +value[ 0 ] * MINUTES_IN_HOUR + (+value[ 1 ])
    }

    // If no valid value is passed, set it to “now”.
    else if ( !Picker._.isInteger( value ) ) {
        value = clock.now( type, value, options )
    }

    // If we’re setting the max, make sure it’s greater than the min.
    if ( type == 'max' && value < clock.item.min.pick ) {
        value += MINUTES_IN_DAY
    }

    // If the value doesn’t fall directly on the interval,
    // add one interval to indicate it as “passed”.
    if ( type != 'min' && type != 'max' && (value - clock.item.min.pick) % clock.item.interval !== 0 ) {
        value += clock.item.interval
    }

    // Normalize it into a “reachable” interval.
    value = clock.normalize( type, value, options )

    // Return the compiled object.
    return {

        // Divide to get hours from minutes.
        hour: ~~( HOURS_IN_DAY + value / MINUTES_IN_HOUR ) % HOURS_IN_DAY,

        // The remainder is the minutes.
        mins: ( MINUTES_IN_HOUR + value % MINUTES_IN_HOUR ) % MINUTES_IN_HOUR,

        // The time in total minutes.
        time: ( MINUTES_IN_DAY + value ) % MINUTES_IN_DAY,

        // Reference to the “relative” value to pick.
        pick: value
    }
} //TimePicker.prototype.create


/**
 * Get the time relative to now.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.now = function( type, value/*, options*/ ) {

    var date = new Date(),
        dateMinutes = date.getHours() * MINUTES_IN_HOUR + date.getMinutes()

    // Make sure “now” falls within the interval range.
    dateMinutes -= dateMinutes % this.item.interval

    // If the value is a number, adjust by that many intervals because
    // the time has passed. In the case of “midnight” and a negative `min`,
    // increase the value by 2. Otherwise increase it by 1.
    if ( Picker._.isInteger( value ) ) {
        value += type == 'min' && value < 0 && dateMinutes === 0 ? 2 : 1
    }

    // If the value isn’t a number, default to 1 passed interval.
    else {
        value = 1
    }

    // Calculate the final relative time.
    return value * this.item.interval + dateMinutes
} //TimePicker.prototype.now


/**
 * Normalize minutes to be “reachable” based on the min and interval.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.normalize = function( type, value/*, options*/ ) {

    var interval = this.item.interval,

        // If setting min time, don’t shift anything.
        // Otherwise get the value and min difference and then
        // normalize the difference with the interval.
        difference = type == 'min' ? 0 : ( value - this.item.min.pick ) % interval

    // If it’s a negative value, add one interval to keep it as “passed”.
    return value - ( difference + ( value < 0 ? interval : 0 ) )
} //TimePicker.prototype.normalize


/**
 * Measure the range of minutes.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.measure = function( type, value, options ) {

    var clock = this

    // If it’s anything false-y, set it to the default.
    if ( !value ) {
        value = type == 'min' ? [ 0, 0 ] : [ HOURS_IN_DAY - 1, MINUTES_IN_HOUR - 1 ]
    }

    // If it’s a literal true, or an integer, make it relative to now.
    else if ( value === true || Picker._.isInteger( value ) ) {
        value = clock.now( type, value, options )
    }

    // If it’s an object already, just normalize it.
    else if ( $.isPlainObject( value ) && Picker._.isInteger( value.pick ) ) {
        value = clock.normalize( type, value.pick, options )
    }

    return value
} ///TimePicker.prototype.measure


/**
 * Validate an object as enabled.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.validate = function( type, timeObject, options ) {

    var clock = this,
        interval = options && options.interval ? options.interval : clock.item.interval

    // Check if the object is disabled.
    if ( clock.disabled( timeObject ) ) {

        // Shift with the interval until we reach an enabled time.
        timeObject = clock.shift( timeObject, interval )
    }

    // Scope the object into range.
    timeObject = clock.scope( timeObject )

    // Do a second check to see if we landed on a disabled min/max.
    // In that case, shift using the opposite interval as before.
    if ( clock.disabled( timeObject ) ) {
        timeObject = clock.shift( timeObject, interval * -1 )
    }

    // Return the final object.
    return timeObject
} //TimePicker.prototype.validate


/**
 * Check if an object is disabled.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.disabled = function( timeObject ) {

    var
        clock = this,

        // Filter through the disabled times to check if this is one.
        isDisabledMatch = clock.item.disable.filter( function( timeToDisable ) {

            // If the time is a number, match the hours.
            if ( Picker._.isInteger( timeToDisable ) ) {
                return timeObject.hour == timeToDisable
            }

            // If it’s an array, create the object and match the times.
            if ( $.isArray( timeToDisable ) || Picker._.isDate( timeToDisable ) ) {
                return timeObject.pick == clock.create( timeToDisable ).pick
            }
        })

    // If this time matches a disabled time, confirm it’s not inverted.
    isDisabledMatch = isDisabledMatch.length && !isDisabledMatch.filter(function( timeToDisable ) {
        return $.isArray( timeToDisable ) && timeToDisable[2] == 'inverted'
    }).length

    // If the clock is "enabled" flag is flipped, flip the condition.
    return clock.item.enable === -1 ? !isDisabledMatch : isDisabledMatch ||
        timeObject.pick < clock.item.min.pick ||
        timeObject.pick > clock.item.max.pick
} //TimePicker.prototype.disabled


/**
 * Shift an object by an interval until we reach an enabled object.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.shift = function( timeObject, interval ) {

    var clock = this,
        minLimit = clock.item.min.pick,
        maxLimit = clock.item.max.pick

    interval = interval || clock.item.interval

    // Keep looping as long as the time is disabled.
    while ( clock.disabled( timeObject ) ) {

        // Increase/decrease the time by the interval and keep looping.
        timeObject = clock.create( timeObject.pick += interval )

        // If we've looped beyond the limits, break out of the loop.
        if ( timeObject.pick <= minLimit || timeObject.pick >= maxLimit ) {
            break
        }
    }

    // Return the final object.
    return timeObject
} //TimePicker.prototype.shift


/**
 * Scope an object to be within range of min and max.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.scope = function( timeObject ) {
    var minLimit = this.item.min.pick,
        maxLimit = this.item.max.pick
    return this.create( timeObject.pick > maxLimit ? maxLimit : timeObject.pick < minLimit ? minLimit : timeObject )
} //TimePicker.prototype.scope


/**
 * Parse a string into a usable type.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.parse = function( type, value, options ) {

    var clock = this,
        parsingObject = {}

    if ( !value || Picker._.isInteger( value ) || $.isArray( value ) || Picker._.isDate( value ) || $.isPlainObject( value ) && Picker._.isInteger( value.pick ) ) {
        return value
    }

    // We need a `.format` to parse the value.
    if ( !( options && options.format ) ) {
        throw "Need a formatting option to parse this.."
    }

    // Convert the format into an array and then map through it.
    clock.formats.toArray( options.format ).map( function( label ) {

        var
            // Grab the formatting label.
            formattingLabel = clock.formats[ label ],

            // The format length is from the formatting label function or the
            // label length without the escaping exclamation (!) mark.
            formatLength = formattingLabel ? Picker._.trigger( formattingLabel, clock, [ value, parsingObject ] ) : label.replace( /^!/, '' ).length

        // If there's a format label, split the value up to the format length.
        // Then add it to the parsing object with appropriate label.
        if ( formattingLabel ) {
            parsingObject[ label ] = value.substr( 0, formatLength )
        }

        // Update the time value as the substring from format length to end.
        value = value.substr( formatLength )
    })

    return +parsingObject.i + MINUTES_IN_HOUR * (

        +( parsingObject.H || parsingObject.HH ) ||

        ( +( parsingObject.h || parsingObject.hh ) % 12 + ( /^p/i.test( parsingObject.A || parsingObject.a ) ? 12 : 0 ) )
    )
} //TimePicker.prototype.parse


/**
 * Various formats to display the object in.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.formats = {

    h: function( string, timeObject ) {

        // If there's string, then get the digits length.
        // Otherwise return the selected hour in "standard" format.
        return string ? Picker._.digits( string ) : timeObject.hour % HOURS_TO_NOON || HOURS_TO_NOON
    },
    hh: function( string, timeObject ) {

        // If there's a string, then the length is always 2.
        // Otherwise return the selected hour in "standard" format with a leading zero.
        return string ? 2 : Picker._.lead( timeObject.hour % HOURS_TO_NOON || HOURS_TO_NOON )
    },
    H: function( string, timeObject ) {

        // If there's string, then get the digits length.
        // Otherwise return the selected hour in "military" format as a string.
        return string ? Picker._.digits( string ) : '' + ( timeObject.hour % 24 )
    },
    HH: function( string, timeObject ) {

        // If there's string, then get the digits length.
        // Otherwise return the selected hour in "military" format with a leading zero.
        return string ? Picker._.digits( string ) : Picker._.lead( timeObject.hour % 24 )
    },
    i: function( string, timeObject ) {

        // If there's a string, then the length is always 2.
        // Otherwise return the selected minutes.
        return string ? 2 : Picker._.lead( timeObject.mins )
    },
    a: function( string, timeObject ) {

        // If there's a string, then the length is always 4.
        // Otherwise check if it's more than "noon" and return either am/pm.
        return string ? 4 : MINUTES_IN_DAY / 2 > timeObject.time % MINUTES_IN_DAY ? 'a.m.' : 'p.m.'
    },
    A: function( string, timeObject ) {

        // If there's a string, then the length is always 2.
        // Otherwise check if it's more than "noon" and return either am/pm.
        return string ? 2 : MINUTES_IN_DAY / 2 > timeObject.time % MINUTES_IN_DAY ? 'AM' : 'PM'
    },

    // Create an array by splitting the formatting string passed.
    toArray: function( formatString ) { return formatString.split( /(h{1,2}|H{1,2}|i|a|A|!.)/g ) },

    // Format an object into a string using the formatting options.
    toString: function ( formatString, itemObject ) {
        var clock = this
        return clock.formats.toArray( formatString ).map( function( label ) {
            return Picker._.trigger( clock.formats[ label ], clock, [ 0, itemObject ] ) || label.replace( /^!/, '' )
        }).join( '' )
    }
} //TimePicker.prototype.formats


/**
 * Flip an item as enabled or disabled.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.flipItem = function( type, value/*, options*/ ) {

    var clock = this,
        collection = clock.item.disable,
        isFlippedBase = clock.item.enable === -1

    // Flip the enabled and disabled times.
    if ( value == 'flip' ) {
        clock.item.enable = isFlippedBase ? 1 : -1
    }

    // Reset the collection and enable the base state.
    else if ( ( type == 'enable' && value === true ) || ( type == 'disable' && value === false ) ) {
        clock.item.enable = 1
        collection = []
    }

    // Reset the collection and disable the base state.
    else if ( ( type == 'enable' && value === false ) || ( type == 'disable' && value === true ) ) {
        clock.item.enable = -1
        collection = []
    }

    // Make sure a collection of things was passed to add/remove.
    else if ( $.isArray( value ) ) {

        // Check if we have to add/remove from collection.
        if ( isFlippedBase && type == 'enable' || !isFlippedBase && type == 'disable' ) {
            collection = clock.addDisabled( collection, value )
        }
        else if ( !isFlippedBase && type == 'enable' ) {
            collection = clock.addEnabled( collection, value )
        }
        else if ( isFlippedBase && type == 'disable' ) {
            collection = clock.removeDisabled( collection, value )
        }
    }

    return collection
} //TimePicker.prototype.flipItem


/**
 * Add an enabled (inverted) item to the disabled collection.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.addEnabled = function( collection, item ) {

    var clock = this

    // Go through each item to enable.
    item.map( function( timeUnit ) {

        // Check if the time unit is already within the collection.
        if ( clock.filterDisabled( collection, timeUnit, 1 ).length ) {

            // Remove the unit directly from the collection.
            collection = clock.removeDisabled( collection, [timeUnit] )

            // If the unit is an array and it falls within a
            // disabled weekday, invert it and then insert it.
            if (
                $.isArray( timeUnit ) &&
                collection.filter( function( disabledHour ) {
                    return Picker._.isInteger( disabledHour ) && clock.create( timeUnit ).hour === disabledHour
                }).length
            ) {
                timeUnit = timeUnit.slice(0)
                timeUnit.push( 'inverted' )
                collection.push( timeUnit )
            }
        }
    })

    // Return the final collection.
    return collection
} //TimePicker.prototype.addEnabled


/**
 * Add an item to the disabled collection.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.addDisabled = function( collection, item ) {

    var clock = this

    // Go through each item to disable.
    item.map( function( timeUnit ) {

        // Add the time unit if it isn’t already within the collection.
        if ( !clock.filterDisabled( collection, timeUnit ).length ) {
            collection.push( timeUnit )
        }

        // If the time unit is an array and falls within the range, just remove it.
        else if ( $.isArray( timeUnit ) && clock.filterDisabled( collection, timeUnit, 1 ).length ) {
            collection = clock.removeDisabled( collection, [timeUnit] )
        }
    })

    // Return the final collection.
    return collection
} //TimePicker.prototype.addDisabled


/**
 * Remove an item from the disabled collection.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.removeDisabled = function( collection, item ) {

    var clock = this

    // Go through each item to enable.
    item.map( function( timeUnit ) {

        // Filter each item out of the collection.
        collection = clock.filterDisabled( collection, timeUnit, 1 )
    })

    // Return the final colleciton.
    return collection
} //TimePicker.prototype.removeDisabled


/**
 * Filter through the disabled collection to find a time unit.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.filterDisabled = function( collection, timeUnit, isRemoving ) {
    var timeIsArray = $.isArray( timeUnit )
    return collection.filter( function( disabledTimeUnit ) {
        var isMatch = !timeIsArray && timeUnit === disabledTimeUnit ||
            timeIsArray && $.isArray( disabledTimeUnit ) && timeUnit.toString() === disabledTimeUnit.toString()
        return isRemoving ? !isMatch : isMatch
    })
} //TimePicker.prototype.filterDisabled


/**
 * The division to use for the range intervals.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.i = function( type, value/*, options*/ ) {
    return Picker._.isInteger( value ) && value > 0 ? value : this.item.interval
}


/**
 * Create a string for the nodes in the picker.
 */
TimePicker.prototype.nodes = function( isOpen ) {

    var
        clock = this,
        settings = clock.settings,
        selectedObject = clock.item.select,
        highlightedObject = clock.item.highlight,
        viewsetObject = clock.item.view,
        disabledCollection = clock.item.disable

    return Picker._.node( 'ul', Picker._.group({
        min: clock.item.min.pick,
        max: clock.item.max.pick,
        i: clock.item.interval,
        node: 'li',
        item: function( loopedTime ) {
            loopedTime = clock.create( loopedTime )
            return [
                Picker._.trigger( clock.formats.toString, clock, [ Picker._.trigger( settings.formatLabel, clock, [ loopedTime ] ) || settings.format, loopedTime ] ),
                (function( klasses, timeMinutes ) {

                    if ( selectedObject && selectedObject.pick == timeMinutes ) {
                        klasses.push( settings.klass.selected )
                    }

                    if ( highlightedObject && highlightedObject.pick == timeMinutes ) {
                        klasses.push( settings.klass.highlighted )
                    }

                    if ( viewsetObject && viewsetObject.pick == timeMinutes ) {
                        klasses.push( settings.klass.viewset )
                    }

                    if ( disabledCollection && clock.disabled( loopedTime ) ) {
                        klasses.push( settings.klass.disabled )
                    }

                    return klasses.join( ' ' )
                })( [ settings.klass.listItem ], loopedTime.pick ),
                'data-pick=' + loopedTime.pick
            ]
        }
    }) +

    // * For Firefox forms to submit, make sure to set the button’s `type` attribute as “button”.
    Picker._.node( 'li', Picker._.node( 'button', settings.clear, settings.klass.buttonClear, 'type=button data-clear=1' + ( isOpen ? '' : ' disable' ) ) ), settings.klass.list )
} //TimePicker.prototype.nodes







/* ==========================================================================
   Extend the picker to add the component with the defaults.
   ========================================================================== */

TimePicker.defaults = (function( prefix ) {

    return {

        // Clear
        clear: 'Clear',

        // The format to show on the `input` element
        format: 'h:i A',

        // The interval between each time
        interval: 30,

        // Classes
        klass: {

            picker: prefix + ' ' + prefix + '--time',
            holder: prefix + '__holder',

            list: prefix + '__list',
            listItem: prefix + '__list-item',

            disabled: prefix + '__list-item--disabled',
            selected: prefix + '__list-item--selected',
            highlighted: prefix + '__list-item--highlighted',
            viewset: prefix + '__list-item--viewset',
            now: prefix + '__list-item--now',

            buttonClear: prefix + '__button--clear'
        }
    }
})( Picker.klasses().picker )





/**
 * Extend the picker to add the date picker.
 */
Picker.extend( 'pickatime', TimePicker )


}));