// Shared UI state — structs and globals the Rust controllers populate.
//
// The Rust side builds these models on a worker thread, then sets them
// on the global from the Slint event loop (see src/home.rs, src/main.rs).

import { JumpNavTab } from "primitives/JumpNavBar.slint";
export { JumpNavTab }

export struct AlbumCardItem {
    id: string,
    title: string,
    artist: string,
    genre: string,         // shown in the hover overlay
    year: string,          // shown in the hover overlay
    quality-tier: string,  // "hires" | "cd" | "" — drives the badge icon
    quality-label: string, // "Hi-Res: 24-bit / 96 kHz" — badge hover tooltip
    ribbon: string,
    ribbon-kind: string,   // "press" | "qobuzissime" | "albumOfTheWeek" | ""
    artwork-url: string,
    artwork: image,        // empty until the artwork pipeline resolves it
}

export struct DiscoverSection {
    title: string,
    albums: [AlbumCardItem],
}

// Compact "slim" card item — a small thumbnail with a title/subtitle,
// optionally rank-numbered (Popular albums, Recently Played).
export struct SlimItem {
    id: string,
    title: string,
    subtitle: string,
    rank: string,          // "" = no rank
    artwork-url: string,
    artwork: image,
    // Artist follow state — drives the ArtistCard Follow button.
    following: bool,
}

// Discover / Home screen state.
export global HomeState {
    in property <[DiscoverSection]> sections: [];
    in property <[SlimItem]> popular: [];
    in property <[SlimItem]> recent: [];
    in property <[AlbumCardItem]> recent-albums: [];
    in property <bool> loading: false;
}

export struct AlbumTrackItem {
    id: string,
    number: string,
    title: string,
    artist: string,
    duration: string,
    quality-tier: string,
    explicit: bool,
    // Multi-select state — set true when the row is in the user's
    // selection. First used by the artist page's Popular Tracks.
    selected: bool,
}

// Album detail screen state.
export global AlbumState {
    in property <string> id;
    in property <string> title;
    in property <string> artist;
    in property <string> artist-id;
    // Network URL of the cover — used by the artwork right-click
    // menu for Open-in-browser and Save-as actions.
    in property <string> artwork-url;
    in property <bool> has-custom-cover: false;
    in property <string> info-line;
    in property <string> quality-tier;
    // "24-bit / 96 kHz" — quality-badge detail line.
    in property <string> quality-detail;
    // Editorial description / review (HTML stripped). May be empty.
    in property <string> description;
    // Truncated description for the header; full text lives in the modal.
    in property <string> description-short;
    in property <image> artwork;
    // Artwork-derived tint for the header gradient.
    in property <color> header-color: #181820;
    in property <string> label;
    in property <[string]> awards: [];
    in property <[AlbumTrackItem]> tracks: [];
    in property <bool> loading: false;
}

// Album-view actions wired to Rust callbacks.
export global AlbumActions {
    // Filter the visible track list by a query (client-side).
    callback search(string);
}

// Which content view the shell shows.
export enum ContentView { home, album, artist, settings, search, musician, label }

// Settings screen state. Audio and Playback preferences are loaded from
// the persistence stores by the Rust settings controller and pushed here;
// changes flow back through the settings-bool / settings-select /
// settings-slider callbacks.
export global SettingsState {
    // Sub-section: 0 = Audio, 1 = Playback.
    in-out property <int> section: 0;
    in property <bool> loading: true;

    // --- AUDIO -------------------------------------------------------------

    // Audio — dropdowns. Each list is paired with a selected index; the
    // Rust controller owns the index -> value mapping.
    in-out property <[string]> streaming-qualities: [];
    in-out property <int> streaming-quality-index: 0;
    in-out property <[string]> sample-rates: [];
    in-out property <int> sample-rate-index: 0;
    in-out property <[string]> backends: [];
    in-out property <int> backend-index: 0;
    in-out property <[string]> devices: [];
    // Parallel to `devices`: true marks a bit-perfect-capable device.
    in-out property <[bool]> device-bp: [];
    // Parallel to `devices`: a non-empty entry is a section-header label
    // shown above that device row (empty = no header).
    in-out property <[string]> device-groups: [];
    in-out property <int> device-index: 0;
    in-out property <[string]> alsa-plugins: [];
    in-out property <int> alsa-plugin-index: 0;

    // Audio — toggles.
    in-out property <bool> limit-quality-to-device: false;
    in-out property <bool> alsa-hardware-volume: false;
    in-out property <bool> exclusive-mode: false;
    in-out property <bool> reserve-dac: false;
    in-out property <bool> dac-passthrough: false;
    in-out property <bool> pw-force-bitperfect: false;
    in-out property <bool> allow-quality-fallback: false;
    in-out property <bool> sync-audio-on-startup: false;
    in-out property <bool> skip-sink-switch: false;

    // Audio — Rust-computed conditional flags driving `if`-gated rows.
    in-out property <bool> backend-is-alsa: false;
    in-out property <bool> backend-is-pipewire: false;
    in-out property <bool> alsa-plugin-is-hw: false;

    // --- PLAYBACK ----------------------------------------------------------

    // Playback — toggles. `continue-playback` maps to the autoplay mode
    // (on = ContinueWithinSource, off = PlayTrackOnly).
    in-out property <bool> continue-playback: true;
    in-out property <bool> show-context-icon: true;
    in-out property <bool> persist-session: false;
    in-out property <bool> resume-position: false;
    in-out property <bool> gapless: true;
    in-out property <bool> stream-uncached: false;
    in-out property <bool> streaming-only: false;

    // Playback — Initial Buffer Size slider (seconds, 1-10).
    in-out property <int> buffer-seconds: 3;

    // Playback — "When quality retries fail" dropdown.
    in-out property <[string]> retry-behaviors: [];
    in-out property <int> retry-behavior-index: 0;
}

// One entry of a nav-tab dropdown.
export struct NavMenuEntry {
    label: string,
    icon: image,
    has-glyph: bool,
}

// Header nav-tab dropdown state.
//
// The four header tabs (Discover / Library / Local Library / My QBZ) no
// longer own a PopupWindow each — a PopupWindow grabs the pointer while
// open, which blocks hover-switching between tabs. Instead a single
// in-window overlay (HeaderMenuOverlay, a late child of the AppShell
// root) draws the open tab's menu. Tabs write their identity into this
// global on hover/click; hovering a different tab overwrites it, giving
// an instant switch. `open-index` of -1 means no menu is open.
export global HeaderMenuState {
    // Which tab's menu is open: -1 = none, 0..3 = the tab index.
    in-out property <int> open-index: -1;
    // Header x-coordinate of the open tab, so the overlay aligns the
    // menu panel under it.
    in-out property <length> anchor-x: 0px;
    // The open tab's menu rows.
    in-out property <[NavMenuEntry]> items: [];
    // Index of the row wired to Home (-1 = none); only Discover uses it.
    in-out property <int> home-item: -1;
}

export global NavState {
    in-out property <ContentView> view: ContentView.home;
    // Browser-like history flags, driven by the Rust nav module.
    in property <bool> can-back: false;
    in property <bool> can-forward: false;
    // Navigation requests routed to Rust so history is recorded.
    callback request-back();
    callback request-forward();
    callback request-settings();
}

// Artist detail screen state.
// One label row in the artist network sidebar's Labels section.
export struct LabelEntry {
    id: string,
    name: string,
}

// One similar-artist row in the artist network sidebar's Similar
// Artists section.
export struct SimilarEntry {
    id: string,
    name: string,
}

export global ArtistState {
    in property <string> id;
    in property <string> name;
    // Network URL of the portrait — used by the artwork right-click
    // menu for Open-in-browser and Save-as actions.
    in property <string> artwork-url;
    // True when the user has registered a local image to override
    // the Qobuz-supplied portrait. Drives the menu's
    // "Add image" -> "Change image / Remove image" toggle.
    in property <bool> has-custom-image: false;
    in property <string> bio;
    // Truncated bio (word-boundary cut + ellipsis) for the at-rest view;
    // the full bio in `bio` is shown when the Read-more toggle expands.
    in property <string> bio-short;
    in property <bool> bio-truncated: false;
    // Editorial source for the biography ("TiVo" etc); shown as a small
    // "Source: <name>" line under the Read more toggle when present.
    in property <string> bio-source;
    in property <image> artwork;
    // Artwork-derived tint for the header gradient.
    in property <color> header-color: #181820;
    in property <[AlbumTrackItem]> top-tracks: [];
    // Releases grouped into titled sections (Albums, EPs & Singles, ...).
    in property <[DiscoverSection]> release-sections: [];
    // Labels collected from the artist's own album releases (deduped by
    // id, alphabetically sorted) — feed the Labels section of the
    // network sidebar.
    in property <[LabelEntry]> labels: [];
    // Similar artists from the /artist/page response — feed the Similar
    // Artists section of the network sidebar.
    in property <[SimilarEntry]> similar-artists: [];
    // Filtered JUMP TO tabs for this artist — only the sections
    // that actually have content. Built in artist::apply_artist
    // from the page response. anchor-y is the page-local y the
    // ArtistPageView will scroll to when the tab is clicked.
    in property <[JumpNavTab]> jump-tabs: [];
    in property <bool> loading: false;
}

// Artwork right-click actions — shared by ArtistPageView and
// AlbumPageView for their respective headers. `kind` is "artist" or
// "album"; `key` is the artist name or album id; `url` is the
// current network URL (for open-in-browser and save-as).
export global ArtworkActions {
    callback open-in-browser(string /* url */);
    callback save-as(string /* url */, string /* default file name */);
    // Opens the system file picker and registers the chosen image
    // as the custom override for this artist/album.
    callback add-custom(string /* kind */, string /* key */);
    callback remove-custom(string /* kind */, string /* key */);
}

// Artist-view actions wired to Rust callbacks.
export global ArtistActions {
    // Filter the visible Popular Tracks and release-section albums by
    // a query string (client-side substring match, mirrors the album
    // track search in AlbumActions).
    callback search(string);
}

// Artist network sidebar — Origin / Labels / Similar / Relationships /
// Discovery. The first three lists come from artist state already; this
// global covers the MusicBrainz-driven sections plus the open/closed
// flag the network button toggles.

// One row of the Origin section. Empty strings mark absent fields so the
// view can hide individual rows without an Option wrapper.
export struct MbOriginData {
    // True when the artist is a person (vs group/orchestra/etc). Drives
    // the row labels: "Born / Born in / Died" vs "Founded / Founded in /
    // Disbanded".
    is-person: bool,
    // Begin date — "1976" / "May 1976" / "May 14 1976". Empty when MB
    // has no life_span.begin.
    begin-date: string,
    // End date — same shape as begin. Empty when life_span.end is
    // missing (or the artist is still active).
    end-date: string,
    // Location display string ("Berlin, Germany" / "United Kingdom").
    // Empty when MB has no location.
    location-display: string,
    // True when the location is precise enough to drill in (city/state
    // precision, or precision==country but a city is present somehow).
    // When false, the row renders as plain text.
    location-clickable: bool,
}

// One member, group, or collaborator row.
export struct MbRelationship {
    mbid: string,
    name: string,
    // Primary role string for the musician-click callback ("Band Member",
    // "Guitar", "Producer", ...). Always populated — defaults to "Band
    // Member" / "Band" / "Collaborator" by section when MB has no
    // attributes for the relation.
    role: string,
    // Tooltip — roles joined with ", " plus the period in parens when
    // present. Falls back to the name.
    tooltip: string,
}

// All MB relationship rows for the sidebar. Each list is independently
// hideable.
export struct MbRelationshipsData {
    members: [MbRelationship],
    groups: [MbRelationship],
    collaborators: [MbRelationship],
    // Convenience flag — true when any of the three lists has at least
    // one row, so the section header can hide on no-data.
    has-data: bool,
}

// One row of the "You may also like" discovery section.
export struct DiscoveryArtist {
    // MB id — used by the dismiss callback to remember the rejection.
    mbid: string,
    name: string,
    // Qobuz artist id (string form) when the MB candidate matched a
    // Qobuz artist; empty when only available on MB. Drives whether the
    // row is clickable.
    qobuz-id: string,
}

export global NetworkSidebarState {
    // Open/closed. The header network button toggles this; persistence
    // is handled by the Rust side (`network_sidebar_prefs::set_open`).
    // Defaults to open — Rust overrides on startup from the persisted
    // value if any.
    in-out property <bool> open: true;

    // True until proven otherwise. Set to false when MB is disabled in
    // settings, or when the name → mbid resolution fails. Drives whether
    // the MB-sourced sections render at all (Origin, Relationships,
    // Discovery).
    in property <bool> mb-available: true;

    // Resolved MB id for the current artist; empty before resolve
    // completes or when the artist could not be matched. Used by the
    // Rust side as the key for relationship/discovery loads.
    in property <string> mb-mbid;

    // Origin (MB metadata) section
    in property <bool> origin-loading: false;
    in property <MbOriginData> origin;

    // Relationships (MB) section
    in property <bool> relationships-loading: false;
    in property <MbRelationshipsData> relationships;

    // Discovery (MB tag-based) section — populated in phase 8.
    in property <bool> discovery-loading: false;
    in property <[DiscoveryArtist]> discovery-artists: [];
    // Primary tag the current discovery batch was seeded with —
    // delivered as the first argument of the discovery-dismissed
    // callback so the Rust side can persist the dismiss under the
    // right key.
    in property <string> discovery-tag;
}

// Callbacks the sidebar emits. Each delivers the minimum payload the
// Rust controller needs; the controller reconstructs richer payloads
// (location precision, affinity seeds) from cached metadata when it
// has to call out to a target view.
export global NetworkSidebarActions {
    // Origin location row clicked — opens ArtistsByLocation view.
    callback location-clicked(string /* current artist mbid */);
    // Label row clicked — opens LabelReleases view.
    callback label-clicked(string /* label id */, string /* label name */);
    // Similar / discovery / similar-row clicked — opens the Qobuz
    // artist page for `qobuz-id`.
    callback artist-clicked(string /* qobuz id */);
    // Relationship row clicked — opens MusicianPage with the role.
    callback musician-clicked(string /* name */, string /* role */);
    // Discovery dismiss — removes the row and remembers the rejection.
    // Carries both the MBID (model key for removal) and the name
    // (persisted into the per-tag dismiss store after normalization).
    callback discovery-dismissed(string /* mbid */, string /* name */);
    // Sidebar toggled — Rust persists the new open state.
    callback toggle();
}

// One row of MusicianPageView's "Appears On" grid — same shape as
// the album cards on Discover, plus a role label stamped onto each
// album by the Qobuz search wrapping (e.g. "Drums" / "Guitar").
export struct MusicianAppearanceItem {
    album-id: string,
    album-title: string,
    artist-name: string,
    year: string,
    role-on-album: string,
    artwork-url: string,
    artwork: image,
}

// MusicianPageView state — opened by the artist network sidebar
// when a relationship row is clicked and the musician has no
// confident Qobuz artist match. Populated by `crate::musician`
// from the resolve + appearances backend calls.
export global MusicianState {
    in property <string> name;
    in property <string> role;
    // "confirmed" | "contextual" | "weak" | "none" — the sidebar
    // uses this to skip MusicianPageView entirely on Confirmed and
    // navigate to the matched artist instead.
    in property <string> confidence;
    // Bands / projects from MusicBrainz; not yet populated but
    // kept in the data shape so the section renders cleanly when
    // wired.
    in property <[string]> bands: [];
    in property <[MusicianAppearanceItem]> appearances: [];
    in property <int> total: 0;
    in property <bool> loading: false;
    in property <bool> load-more-loading: false;
}

export global MusicianActions {
    callback load-more();
}

// LabelReleasesView state — opened by the artist network sidebar's
// Labels section. Header (name + image) from /label/page, the
// album grid from /label/getAlbums. Populated by `crate::label`.
export global LabelState {
    in property <string> id;
    in property <string> name;
    in property <string> image-url;
    in property <image> image;
    in property <[AlbumCardItem]> albums: [];
    in property <int> total: 0;
    in property <bool> loading: false;
    in property <bool> load-more-loading: false;
}

export global LabelActions {
    callback load-more();
}

// Shell chrome state — collapsible left sidebar and right-side panels.
// Globals are imported directly by the shell components, so toggles
// need no callback plumbing.
export global ShellState {
    in-out property <bool> sidebar-collapsed: false;
    in-out property <length> sidebar-width: 280px;
    // 0 = none, 1 = queue, 2 = lyrics
    in-out property <int> right-panel: 0;
}

// Authenticated user, for the header user element.
export global SessionState {
    in property <string> user-name: "";
    in property <string> subscription: "";
}

// One entry in the playback queue, for the Queue sidebar list.
export struct QueueItem {
    id: string,
    title: string,
    artist: string,
    artwork: image,
    playing: bool,
    duration: string,    // "M:SS"
    explicit: bool,
}

// Now-playing / transport state. The Rust playback poll loop pushes the
// live values here; the PlayerBar and SeekBar bind to it directly.
export global NowPlayingState {
    in property <bool> has-track: false;
    in property <string> title;
    in property <string> artist;
    in property <string> album;
    in property <string> album-id;
    in property <string> artist-id;
    in property <image> artwork;
    in property <string> track-id;
    in property <bool> playing: false;
    in property <int> position-secs: 0;
    in property <int> duration-secs: 0;
    in property <float> progress: 0.0;   // 0..1
    in property <float> cache: 0.0;       // 0..1 buffered
    in property <string> elapsed: "0:00";
    in property <string> remaining: "0:00";
    in property <float> volume: 0.7;      // 0..1
    in property <bool> muted: false;
    in property <bool> shuffle: false;
    in property <int> repeat-mode: 0;     // 0 off, 1 all, 2 one

    // Transport callbacks, wired to the Rust playback controller.
    callback toggle-play();
    callback next();
    callback previous();
    callback seek(float);          // 0..1
    callback set-volume(float);    // 0..1
    callback toggle-mute();
    callback toggle-shuffle();
    callback cycle-repeat();
}

// Playback queue model, for the Queue sidebar.
//
// The sidebar shows two tabs. The Queue tab renders `now-playing` plus a
// paginated slice of `upcoming` (40 per page). The History tab renders
// `history` (most-recent first). The Rust queue controller owns the full
// upcoming/history lists and the pagination maths; it pushes the current
// page's slice into `upcoming-page` and the counters that label it.
export global QueueState {
    // --- Queue tab -------------------------------------------------------
    // Current track card. `has-current` gates the NOW PLAYING section.
    in property <bool> has-current: false;
    in property <QueueItem> now-playing;
    // Whether the now-playing track is in the user's favorites.
    in property <bool> now-playing-favorite: false;

    // The slice of upcoming tracks for the current page (<= 40 entries).
    in property <[QueueItem]> upcoming-page: [];
    // Total upcoming-track count (post-filter when a search is active).
    in property <int> upcoming-total: 0;
    // Tracks remaining after the current one (total - played - 1).
    in property <int> upcoming-remaining: 0;
    // Zero-based page index and total page count for the paginator.
    in-out property <int> page: 0;
    in property <int> page-count: 1;
    // Index of the first upcoming entry shown, 1-based, for the counter.
    in property <int> page-start: 0;
    // Index of the last upcoming entry shown, 1-based, for the counter.
    in property <int> page-end: 0;

    // --- History tab -----------------------------------------------------
    in property <[QueueItem]> history: [];

    // --- Shared ----------------------------------------------------------
    // Active tab: 0 = Queue, 1 = History.
    in-out property <int> tab: 0;
    // Live search query; the Rust controller re-filters `upcoming-page`.
    in-out property <string> search-query: "";

    // --- Callbacks (wired to the Rust queue controller) ------------------
    // Play the upcoming entry at `index` within the current page slice.
    callback play-upcoming(int);
    // Play a history entry by its `index` in the `history` list.
    callback play-history(int);
    // Remove the upcoming entry at `index` within the current page slice.
    callback remove-upcoming(int);
    // Empty the queue.
    callback clear-queue();
    // Toggle the favorite state of the now-playing track.
    callback toggle-now-playing-favorite();
    // Save the current queue as a new playlist.
    callback save-as-playlist();
    // Toggle infinite-play (auto-refill the queue with similar tracks).
    callback toggle-infinite-play();
    // Re-filter the upcoming list after `search-query` changed.
    callback search-changed();
    // Move to the previous / next paginator page.
    callback prev-page();
    callback next-page();
    // Switch the active tab (0 = Queue, 1 = History).
    callback set-tab(int);
    // Fired when the sidebar becomes visible, so the Rust controller can
    // pull a fresh queue snapshot (the queue may have changed while the
    // panel was closed, e.g. after a session restore).
    callback panel-opened();

    // Reflects whether infinite-play is currently enabled.
    in property <bool> infinite-play: false;
}

// A track result row in search (cover thumbnail, unlike album tracks).
export struct SearchTrackItem {
    id: string,
    title: string,
    artist: string,
    duration: string,
    quality-tier: string,
    explicit: bool,
    artwork-url: string,
    artwork: image,
}

// A playlist result in search. Qobuz returns up to four cover URLs per
// playlist; the card renders them as a count-based collage.
export struct SearchPlaylistItem {
    id: string,
    title: string,
    subtitle: string,      // owner name + track count
    cover-count: int,      // number of cover images, 0-4
    url1: string,
    url2: string,
    url3: string,
    url4: string,
    cover1: image,
    cover2: image,
    cover3: image,
    cover4: image,
}

// Search results screen state. The Rust search controller populates the
// four category lists, their totals, and the most-popular hero entry.
export global SearchState {
    in property <string> query;
    // Active tab: 0 = All, 1 = Albums, 2 = Tracks, 3 = Artists, 4 = Playlists.
    in property <int> tab: 0;
    in property <bool> loading: false;
    in property <[AlbumCardItem]> albums: [];
    in property <[SearchTrackItem]> tracks: [];
    in property <[SlimItem]> artists: [];
    // Carousel-only variant of artists — skips the top-result artist when
    // it is also the first list entry, so the All-tab carousel does not
    // duplicate the Most-popular hero. The Artists tab uses `artists`.
    in property <[SlimItem]> artists-carousel: [];
    in property <[SearchPlaylistItem]> playlists: [];
    in property <int> albums-total: 0;
    in property <int> tracks-total: 0;
    in property <int> artists-total: 0;
    in property <int> playlists-total: 0;
    // Most-popular hero: `kind` selects which of the three items is shown.
    in property <string> most-popular-kind;  // "album" | "artist" | "track" | ""
    in property <AlbumCardItem> most-popular-album;
    in property <SlimItem> most-popular-artist;
    in property <SearchTrackItem> most-popular-track;
    // Active searchType filter, as a dropdown index (0 = no filter).
    // The controller owns the index -> API-value mapping.
    in property <int> filter-index: 0;
}

// Search actions wired to the Rust search controller.
export global SearchActions {
    // Enter / explicit submit — navigate to the full results page.
    callback submit(string);
    // Live (debounced) search as the user types.
    callback live(string);
    // User picked a results tab (0..4).
    callback tab-changed(int);
    // searchType filter changed — the new dropdown index.
    callback filter-changed(int);
    // Request the next page for the given tab.
    callback load-more(int);
}