require 'active_remote/persistence'

module ActiveRemote
  module Bulk
    def self.included(klass)
      klass.class_eval do
        extend ::ActiveRemote::Bulk::ClassMethods
        include ::ActiveRemote::Persistence
      end
    end

    ##
    # Class methods
    #
    module ClassMethods

      # Create multiple records at the same time. Returns a collection of active
      # remote objects from the passed records. Records that were not created
      # are returned with error messages indicating what went wrong.
      #
      # ====Examples
      #
      #   # A single hash
      #   Tag.create_all({ :name => 'foo' })
      #
      #   # Hashes
      #   Tag.create_all({ :name => 'foo' }, { :name => 'bar' })
      #
      #   # Active remote objects
      #   Tag.create_all(Tag.new(:name => 'foo'), Tag.new(:name => 'bar'))
      #
      #   # Protobuf objects
      #   Tag.create_all(Generic::Remote::Tag.new(:name => 'foo'), Generic::Remote::Tag.new(:name => 'bar'))
      #
      #   # Bulk protobuf object
      #   Tag.create_all(Generic::Remote::Tags.new(:records => [ Generic::Remote::Tag.new(:name => 'foo') ])
      #
      def create_all(*records)
        remote = self.new
        remote.execute(:create_all, parse_records(records))
        remote.serialize_records
      end

      # Delete multiple records at the same time. Returns a collection of active
      # remote objects from the passed records. Records that were not deleted
      # are returned with error messages indicating what went wrong.
      #
      # ====Examples
      #
      #   # A single hash
      #   Tag.delete_all({ :guid => 'foo' })
      #
      #   # Hashes
      #   Tag.delete_all({ :guid => 'foo' }, { :guid => 'bar' })
      #
      #   # Active remote objects
      #   Tag.delete_all(Tag.new(:guid => 'foo'), Tag.new(:guid => 'bar'))
      #
      #   # Protobuf objects
      #   Tag.delete_all(Generic::Remote::Tag.new(:guid => 'foo'), Generic::Remote::Tag.new(:guid => 'bar'))
      #
      #   # Bulk protobuf object
      #   Tag.delete_all(Generic::Remote::Tags.new(:records => [ Generic::Remote::Tag.new(:guid => 'foo') ])
      #
      def delete_all(*records)
        remote = self.new
        remote.execute(:delete_all, parse_records(records))
        remote.serialize_records
      end

      # Destroy multiple records at the same time. Returns a collection of active
      # remote objects from the passed records. Records that were not destroyed
      # are returned with error messages indicating what went wrong.
      #
      # ====Examples
      #
      #   # A single hash
      #   Tag.destroy_all({ :guid => 'foo' })
      #
      #   # Hashes
      #   Tag.destroy_all({ :guid => 'foo' }, { :guid => 'bar' })
      #
      #   # Active remote objects
      #   Tag.destroy_all(Tag.new(:guid => 'foo'), Tag.new(:guid => 'bar'))
      #
      #   # Protobuf objects
      #   Tag.destroy_all(Generic::Remote::Tag.new(:guid => 'foo'), Generic::Remote::Tag.new(:guid => 'bar'))
      #
      #   # Bulk protobuf object
      #   Tag.destroy_all(Generic::Remote::Tags.new(:records => [ Generic::Remote::Tag.new(:guid => 'foo') ])
      #
      def destroy_all(*records)
        remote = self.new
        remote.execute(:destroy_all, parse_records(records))
        remote.serialize_records
      end

      # Parse given records to get them ready to be built into a request.
      #
      # It handles any object that responds to +to_hash+, so protobuf messages
      # and active remote objects will work just like hashes.
      #
      # Returns +{ :records => records }+.
      #
      def parse_records(*records)
        records.flatten!
        records.collect!(&:to_hash)

        return records.first if records.first.has_key?(:records)

        # If we made it this far, build a bulk-formatted hash.
        return { :records => records }
      end

      # Update multiple records at the same time. Returns a collection of active
      # remote objects from the passed records. Records that were not updated
      # are returned with error messages indicating what went wrong.
      #
      # ====Examples
      #
      #   # A single hash
      #   Tag.update_all({ :guid => 'foo', :name => 'baz' })
      #
      #   # Hashes
      #   Tag.update_all({ :guid => 'foo', :name => 'baz' }, { :guid => 'bar', :name => 'qux' })
      #
      #   # Active remote objects
      #   Tag.update_all(Tag.new(:guid => 'foo', :name => 'baz'), Tag.new(:guid => 'bar', :name => 'qux'))
      #
      #   # Protobuf objects
      #   Tag.update_all(Generic::Remote::Tag.new(:guid => 'foo', :name => 'baz'), Generic::Remote::Tag.new(:guid => 'bar', :name => 'qux'))
      #
      #   # Bulk protobuf object
      #   Tag.update_all(Generic::Remote::Tags.new(:records => [ Generic::Remote::Tag.new(:guid => 'foo', :name => 'baz') ])
      #
      def update_all(*records)
        remote = self.new
        remote.execute(:update_all, parse_records(records))
        remote.serialize_records
      end
    end
  end
end