"""Device configuration for the Ekklesia Classroom shell.

Everything that has to agree about /etc/ekklesia-classroom/device.conf
reads it through here, so the dock, the notification daemon and the DVD
commands cannot drift apart over what a setting means.
"""

import math
from pathlib import Path

CONFIG_FILE = Path("/etc/ekklesia-classroom/device.conf")

TRUTHY = {"1", "true", "yes", "on", "enabled"}

# Tuned for a 1080p classroom television at 1.0. A 4K set wants 2.0,
# which is the same interface at the same physical size on a display with
# twice the pixels.
UI_SCALE_DEFAULT = 1.0
UI_SCALE_MIN = 0.8
# 2.0 is a 4K television drawn at 1080p sizes, which is the setting the
# large classroom screens actually need. The old ceiling of 1.5 could not
# express it, so a room asking for 2.0 silently got 1.5.
UI_SCALE_MAX = 3.0


DEVICE_CONFIG_TEMPLATE = """# Ekklesia Classroom device configuration

UPDATE_URL=https://updates.riverofglorymn.org
CHANNEL=stable

# Show the Sanctuary LIVE placeholder in the dock. Live viewing is not
# implemented yet; this only controls whether the current placeholder appears.
LIVE_ENABLED=false

# Which output the room plays through.
#
#   auto    prefer a connected HDMI or DisplayPort television, and fall
#           back to the analog jack. This is right for almost every room.
#   hdmi    always the television, even if it does not report itself.
#   analog  always the jack.
#
# auto re-decides whenever the hardware changes, so a television switched
# on after the computer is picked up without anybody touching anything,
# and sound that is already playing is moved across to it.
AUDIO_OUTPUT=auto

# How large everything in the room is drawn: the panel, the clock, the
# browser, Wonder Ink, the disc player, notifications and the volume
# display, all from this one number. 1.0 to 3.0.
#
# 1.0 suits a 1080p television at ordinary classroom distance. 2.0 is
# right for a 4K set, where everything is otherwise half the size it
# looks. This is an administrator's setting: there is no way to reach it
# from the room, on purpose.
UI_SCALE=1.0

# Church message broker. Every classroom uses the same one, so the address
# is a default rather than something to fill in room by room. The room is
# this machine's hostname unless ROOM is set. A username and password are
# only needed if the broker asks for them.
MQTT_ENABLED=true
MQTT_HOST=10.40.0.2
MQTT_PORT=1883
MQTT_USERNAME=
MQTT_PASSWORD=

# Whether this device has Wonder Ink at all.
#
# Every classroom does. A laptop that goes out with a volunteer does not,
# and a room that is offered a lesson application it has no licence for is
# a button that can only disappoint.
#
# false takes the launcher off the panel and stops the command starting.
# The ordinary browser, Parent Call and everything else are untouched.
WONDERINK_ENABLED=true

# What kind of machine this is.
#
#   desktop   a classroom tower. This is every existing room.
#   laptop    a machine with a lid and an internal panel.
#
# This says what the hardware IS. It decides nothing about which
# applications the device offers: a laptop running children's church needs
# Wonder Ink, and a desktop used for Bible study does not. Every
# application below is its own setting, on purpose, so that moving a
# machine between rooms is a matter of saying what it is for rather than
# what shape it is.
DEVICE_TYPE=desktop

# Whether this device offers the disc player.
#
# The machine is asked as well: a room with no optical drive never shows
# the player whatever this says, because a button that cannot work is
# worse than no button. This setting is how a device that HAS a drive is
# told not to offer it anyway.
DVD_ENABLED=true

# Whether this device offers Parent Call.
#
# A room full of children needs it. A Bible study does not, and the button
# in the corner is then one more thing to explain.
PARENT_CALL_ENABLED=true

# Which network this device is meant to be on.
#
#   wired   an Ethernet cable is the intended connection.
#   wifi    this device is meant to be on Wi-Fi. Normal and expected; the
#           room is not warned about a missing cable.
#
# This changes what the network indicator offers, never what
# NetworkManager is allowed to connect to. Wi-Fi hardware is not disabled
# on a wired device, and a wired device is not stopped from falling back.
NETWORK_PREFERENCE=wired

# Which displays this device drives.
#
#   all             every connected display, which is what a tower with one
#                   television wants and what every existing room gets.
#   external-only   the external display only, with an internal laptop
#                   panel switched off. For a laptop installed as a fixed
#                   appliance with its lid shut.
#
# external-only is a setting rather than something inferred from having a
# lid, because another laptop may want its own screen or both.
DISPLAY_MODE=all
"""


# Sections added after the first classroom release. Keeping them separate lets
# an upgrade make a setting discoverable without replacing anything an
# administrator has already put in device.conf.
DEVICE_CONFIG_SECTIONS = (
    (
        "LIVE_ENABLED",
        """# Show the Sanctuary LIVE placeholder in the dock. Live viewing is not
# implemented yet; this only controls whether the current placeholder appears.
LIVE_ENABLED=false
""",
    ),
    (
        "AUDIO_OUTPUT",
        """# Which output the room plays through.
#
#   auto    prefer a connected HDMI or DisplayPort television, and fall
#           back to the analog jack. This is right for almost every room.
#   hdmi    always the television, even if it does not report itself.
#   analog  always the jack.
#
# auto re-decides whenever the hardware changes, so a television switched
# on after the computer is picked up without anybody touching anything,
# and sound that is already playing is moved across to it.
AUDIO_OUTPUT=auto
""",
    ),
    (
        "UI_SCALE",
        """# How large everything in the room is drawn: the panel, the clock, the
# browser, Wonder Ink, the disc player, notifications and the volume
# display, all from this one number. 1.0 to 3.0.
#
# 1.0 suits a 1080p television at ordinary classroom distance. 2.0 is
# right for a 4K set, where everything is otherwise half the size it
# looks. This is an administrator's setting: there is no way to reach it
# from the room, on purpose.
UI_SCALE=1.0
""",
    ),
    (
        "WONDERINK_ENABLED",
        '''# Whether this device has Wonder Ink at all.
#
# Every classroom does. A laptop that goes out with a volunteer does not,
# and a room that is offered a lesson application it has no licence for is
# a button that can only disappoint.
#
# false takes the launcher off the panel and stops the command starting.
# The ordinary browser, Parent Call and everything else are untouched.
WONDERINK_ENABLED=true
''',
    ),
    (
        "DEVICE_TYPE",
        """# What kind of machine this is.
#
#   desktop   a classroom tower. This is every existing room.
#   laptop    a machine with a lid and an internal panel.
#
# This says what the hardware IS. It decides nothing about which
# applications the device offers: a laptop running children's church needs
# Wonder Ink, and a desktop used for Bible study does not. Every
# application below is its own setting, on purpose, so that moving a
# machine between rooms is a matter of saying what it is for rather than
# what shape it is.
DEVICE_TYPE=desktop
""",
    ),
    (
        "DVD_ENABLED",
        """# Whether this device offers the disc player.
#
# The machine is asked as well: a room with no optical drive never shows
# the player whatever this says, because a button that cannot work is
# worse than no button. This setting is how a device that HAS a drive is
# told not to offer it anyway.
DVD_ENABLED=true
""",
    ),
    (
        "PARENT_CALL_ENABLED",
        """# Whether this device offers Parent Call.
#
# A room full of children needs it. A Bible study does not, and the button
# in the corner is then one more thing to explain.
PARENT_CALL_ENABLED=true
""",
    ),
    (
        "NETWORK_PREFERENCE",
        """# Which network this device is meant to be on.
#
#   wired   an Ethernet cable is the intended connection.
#   wifi    this device is meant to be on Wi-Fi. Normal and expected; the
#           room is not warned about a missing cable.
#
# This changes what the network indicator offers, never what
# NetworkManager is allowed to connect to. Wi-Fi hardware is not disabled
# on a wired device, and a wired device is not stopped from falling back.
NETWORK_PREFERENCE=wired
""",
    ),
    (
        "DISPLAY_MODE",
        """# Which displays this device drives.
#
#   all             every connected display, which is what a tower with one
#                   television wants and what every existing room gets.
#   external-only   the external display only, with an internal laptop
#                   panel switched off. For a laptop installed as a fixed
#                   appliance with its lid shut.
#
# external-only is a setting rather than something inferred from having a
# lid, because another laptop may want its own screen or both.
DISPLAY_MODE=all
""",
    ),
    (
        "MQTT_ENABLED",
        """# Church message broker. Every classroom uses the same one, so the address
# is a default rather than something to fill in room by room. The room is
# this machine's hostname unless ROOM is set. A username and password are
# only needed if the broker asks for them.
MQTT_ENABLED=true
MQTT_HOST=10.40.0.2
MQTT_PORT=1883
MQTT_USERNAME=
MQTT_PASSWORD=
""",
    ),
)


def read_device_config(path=None):
    config = {}
    path = Path(path) if path is not None else CONFIG_FILE

    if not path.exists():
        return config

    for raw_line in path.read_text().splitlines():
        line = raw_line.strip()

        if not line or line.startswith("#") or "=" not in line:
            continue

        key, value = line.split("=", 1)
        config[key.strip()] = value.strip()

    return config


def enabled(config, key, default=False):
    if key not in config:
        return default

    return config[key].lower() in TRUTHY


def ensure_device_config(path=None):
    """Create device.conf or append any missing settings exactly once.

    Existing bytes are otherwise left alone: per-room settings, comments and
    even keys this release does not know about all survive an upgrade.
    """
    path = Path(path) if path is not None else CONFIG_FILE

    if not path.exists():
        path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
        path.write_text(DEVICE_CONFIG_TEMPLATE)
        return

    text = path.read_text()
    config = read_device_config(path)
    additions = []

    for key, section in DEVICE_CONFIG_SECTIONS:
        if key not in config:
            additions.append(section.rstrip("\n"))

    if not additions:
        return

    separator = "" if not text or text.endswith("\n") else "\n"
    path.write_text(text + separator + "\n\n".join(additions) + "\n")


DEVICE_TYPES = ("desktop", "laptop")
NETWORK_PREFERENCES = ("wired", "wifi")
DISPLAY_MODES = ("all", "external-only")

# Every optional application, and what a device that has never heard of
# the setting should do. All true: an existing classroom upgrading to this
# release must come up exactly as it was, and every existing classroom has
# all of these.
FEATURES = {
    "WONDERINK_ENABLED": True,
    "DVD_ENABLED": True,
    "PARENT_CALL_ENABLED": True,
}


def feature(config, name):
    """Whether an optional application is offered on this device.

    Deliberately reads one key per application and never consults
    DEVICE_TYPE. A laptop taking children's church needs Wonder Ink and a
    tower used for Bible study does not, so shape cannot be allowed to
    decide purpose — that rule is the whole reason these are separate
    settings rather than a profile.
    """
    return enabled(config, name, default=FEATURES.get(name, False))


def _choice(config, key, allowed, default):
    value = (config.get(key) or "").strip().lower()

    return value if value in allowed else default


def device_type(config):
    """What the hardware is. Never what it is for."""
    return _choice(config, "DEVICE_TYPE", DEVICE_TYPES, "desktop")


def network_preference(config):
    return _choice(config, "NETWORK_PREFERENCE", NETWORK_PREFERENCES, "wired")


def display_mode(config):
    return _choice(config, "DISPLAY_MODE", DISPLAY_MODES, "all")


def ui_scale(config):
    """UI_SCALE, clamped to something a classroom can actually use."""
    raw = config.get("UI_SCALE", "")

    try:
        value = float(raw)
    except (TypeError, ValueError):
        return UI_SCALE_DEFAULT

    if not math.isfinite(value):
        return UI_SCALE_DEFAULT

    return min(max(value, UI_SCALE_MIN), UI_SCALE_MAX)


# The scale the classroom's own GTK surfaces render at.
#
# UI_SCALE is applied to the whole output (see classroom-scale),
# which scales Chrome, VLC and every other application along with the
# panel. Our surfaces are measured in the same logical pixels the
# compositor is
# already scaling, so scaling them here as well would apply UI_SCALE
# twice and the dock would come out half again too big.
#
# This is the seam: if compositor scaling ever has to be abandoned,
# changing this back to ui_scale(config) restores per-surface scaling
# without touching the templates.
SHELL_SCALE = 1.0


def scaled(value, scale):
    """A pixel measurement at the given scale, never smaller than 1."""
    return max(1, int(round(value * scale)))