# frozen_string_literal: true

module Datadog
  module Tracing
    module Contrib
      module Configuration
        # Resolves an integration-specific matcher to an associated
        # object.
        #
        # Integrations that perform any configuration matching
        # based on patterns might want to override this class
        # to provide richer matching. For example, match configuration
        # based on: HTTP request parameters, request headers,
        # async queue name.
        #
        # When overriding this class, for simple use cases, only
        # overriding `#parse_matcher` might suffice. See
        # `#parse_matcher`'s documentation for more information.
        class Resolver
          attr_reader :configurations

          def initialize
            @configurations = {}
          end

          # Adds a new `matcher`, associating with it a `value`.
          #
          # This `value` is returned when `#resolve` is called
          # with a matching value for this matcher. When multiple
          # matchers would match, `#resolve` returns the latest
          # added one.
          #
          # The `matcher` can be transformed internally by the
          # `#parse_matcher` method before being stored.
          #
          # The `value` can also be retrieved by calling `#get`
          # with the same `matcher` added by this method.
          #
          # @param [Object] matcher integration-specific matcher
          # @param [Object] value arbitrary value to be associated with `matcher`
          def add(matcher, value)
            @configurations[parse_matcher(matcher)] = value
          end

          # Retrieves the stored value for a `matcher`
          # previously stored by `#add`.
          #
          # @param [Object] matcher integration-specific matcher
          # @return [Object] previously stored `value` from `#add`, or `nil` if not found
          def get(matcher)
            @configurations[parse_matcher(matcher)]
          end

          # Matches an arbitrary value against the configured
          # matchers previously set with `#add`.
          #
          # If multiple matchers would match, returns the latest one.
          #
          # @param [Object] value integration-specific value
          # @return [Object] matching `value` configured at `#add`, or `nil` if none match
          def resolve(value)
            @configurations[value]
          end

          protected

          # Converts `matcher` into an appropriate key
          # for the internal Hash storage.
          #
          # It's recommended to override this method,
          # instead of the public methods, if the
          # integration can simply convert both
          # `matcher` (provided to `#add`) and `value`
          # (provided to `#resolve`) to the same value.
          #
          # @param [Object] matcher integration-specific matcher
          # @return [Object] processed matcher
          def parse_matcher(matcher)
            matcher
          end
        end

        # The {CachingResolver} is a mixin that provides caching functionality to the {Resolver} class.
        # This is useful when {Resolver#resolve} values that are expensive to compute.
        # This is a size-limited, FIFO cache.
        #
        # @example
        #   class MyResolver < Datadog::Tracing::Contrib::Configuration::Resolver
        #     prepend Datadog::Tracing::Contrib::Configuration::CachingResolver
        #     # ...
        #   end
        module CachingResolver
          # @param [Integer] cache_limit maximum number of entries to cache
          def initialize(*args, cache_limit: 200)
            super(*args)

            @cache_limit = cache_limit
            @cache = {}
          end

          # (see Resolver#resolve)
          def resolve(value)
            if @cache.key?(value)
              @cache[value]
            else
              if @cache.size >= @cache_limit
                @cache.shift # Remove the oldest entry if cache is full
              end

              @cache[value] = super
            end
          end

          # (see Resolver#add)
          def add(matcher, value)
            reset_cache # Bust the cache when a new matcher is added
            super
          end

          # Clears the internal cache.
          def reset_cache
            @cache.clear
          end
        end
      end
    end
  end
end