# frozen_string_literal: true

require_relative 'meta_data_handler'
require_relative 'soql_handler'
require_relative 'soql_global_data'
require_relative 'data_relationships'
require_relative 'soql_global_object_data'
require_relative 'soql_object_describe'
require_relative 'soql_enum'
require_relative 'soql_settings'

# Represents an API interaction via SOQL queries with the Salesforce database
class SoqlData < Exchange
  include DataRelationships
  extend SoqlGlobalData
  extend SoqlGlobalObjectData
  extend SoqlObjectDescribe
  extend SoqlSettings

  # Create a new SoqlData object. If override_parameters are empty then it's assumed creation of
  # an object is being done
  #
  # @example Create a new Contact step by step (Contact inherits from this class)
  #   contact = Contact.new
  #   contact.first_name = 'Bob'
  #   contact.last_name = 'Smith'
  #   contact.save! # API request made at this point
  #
  # @example Create a contact using a factory with a trait of :email
  #   contact_with_email = FactoryBot.create(:contact, :email)
  #
  # @example Perform a get to the Salesforce limits api
  #   SoqlData.new("Limits", method: :get, suburl: 'limits/')
  #
  # @param [String] name Name describing object. Defaults to itself
  # @param [Hash] http_parameters Parameters used in making HTTP request. If creating a new object
  #   leave this to empty. Otherwise Hash would look like method: :get, suburl: 'URL_AFTER_SOQL_HANDLER_BASE_URL'
  def initialize(name = nil, http_parameters = {})
    super

    return unless http_parameters.empty?

    table_name = self.class.soql_object_name
    self.suburl = "sobjects/#{table_name}"
    optional_name = self.class.to_s == table_name ? '' : "(#{table_name})"
    self.test_name = "Factory for '#{self.class}'#{optional_name}" unless name
  end

  # @return [String] User used to make api calls
  attr_accessor :api_user

  expect_positive_status # Retry upon failure for successful status code

  # Api username below references stored variable through ERB so this can be changed at run time (otherwise user would be fixed)
  default_handler SoqlHandler, 'Factory', api_user: '<%= LeapSalesforce.api_user %>'
  @ids_to_delete = {}
  @api_user = LeapSalesforce.api_user

  # Unsets the element so it's not set in the request at all (not just not setting it to empty)
  # @param [String, Symbol] element_to_unset Element to remove from being sent
  def unset=(element_to_unset)
    @override_parameters[:body].delete element_to_unset.to_sym
  end

  # Extract the id or return the cached version of it
  # @return [String] Id of Salesforce Object
  def id
    @id ||= self['$..id,$..Id']
  end

  # @param [Boolean] set Whether to not retry for successful response (Used when you expect an error)
  def no_retry=(set)
    return unless set

    # Set retry_count to 0 so if an invalid status code is returned a retry will not occur
    define_singleton_method('retry_count') { 0 }
  end

  # Get details of itself by searching for it's id
  # Store response within itself
  # @return [Exchange] Exchange with details of data
  def get
    @response = self.class.get(Id: id).response # Make get call and store result
    self
  end

  # Update current record with data provided
  # @param [Hash] data Data to update exchange with
  def update(data)
    self.class.update(id, data)
  end

  # Delete current record
  # @param [Boolean] must_pass Whether to raise exception if call is not successful
  # @return [Exchange] Exchange object making delete
  def delete(must_pass: false)
    self.class.delete(id, must_pass: must_pass)
  end

  # Delete current record, switching to Admin before doing so
  # @param [Boolean] must_pass Whether to raise exception if call is not successful
  # @return [Exchange] Exchange object making delete
  def delete_as_admin(must_pass: true)
    LeapSalesforce.api_username = Test.email_for('System Admin')
    delete must_pass: must_pass
  end

  # Update current record with data provided expecting success
  # @param [Hash] data Data to update exchange with
  def success_update(data)
    update(**data, must_pass: true)
  end

  # @return [Array] List of ids from response
  def ids
    values_from_path('$..Id')
  end

  # Set a parameter request in the request body.
  # Can be used to build a request over several steps (e.g Cucumber)
  # Will be used with FactoryBot
  #
  # @example
  #   exchange['name'] = 'tester'
  #   # Will set { name: tester } in the response, formatting as JSON or XML depending on REST / SOAP
  # @param [String, Symbol] key Name of request element to set
  # @param [String] value Value to set request element to
  def []=(key, value)
    @override_parameters[:body] ||= {}
    value = value.salesforce_format if value.is_a? Time
    @override_parameters[:body][key] = value
  end

  # @return [String] Error message if present
  def diagnose_error
    return error_message if error_message?

    return response if @response # If response is made it would be helpful in diagnosing

    inspect # If no response, this may help
  end

  # @return [Boolean] Whether error message element is present
  def error_message?
    error_message_element?
  end

  # @return [String] Error message if present. If not an error is raised
  def error_message
    if error_message?
      self[:message]
    else
      message = "No error message received. Status code is #{status_code}. "
      message += 'Response is successful when it should not be. ' if status_code.to_s[0] == '2'
      message += 'Response is empty' if response.to_s.empty?
      raise LeapSalesforce::ResponseError, message

    end
  end

  # @return [True, LeapSalesforce::ResponseError] Whether response is successful
  def successful?
    raise LeapSalesforce::ResponseError, "Error with updating #{self} #{diagnose_error}" unless (200..299).cover? status_code

    true
  end

  # Returns descendants of the provided class SoqlData
  # @return [Class] Classes that inherit from this class
  def self.descendants
    ObjectSpace.each_object(Class).select { |class_name| class_name < self }
  end
end