(*
when all you can do is type, making things more complicated than a list is hard?
we need to design this somehow before implementing it
really the graphical drawing / window management funcitons i think at this point.

features:
 - message drafts? more like, if you send too many messages to someone all at once it will hold them so you can respond later and not flood people.......
   - i mean really what you want is an editable stream, so you can stage messages for later
   - because i mean, if this is a bicycle, and you can make it however you want, you can just fuck with the conversation thread with computer assistance instaed of just relying on your memory.
*)

open Lwt
open Lwt_react
module F = Fmt

module Communicator = struct
  type msg = {content: string; time: string; mutable seen: bool}

  let create_msg ?(time = "<ts>") content =
    {content; time; seen= false}

  type channel =
    { mutable name: string
    ; mutable content: msg list
    ; mutable sender: string -> unit }

  let add_msg (c : channel) msg = c.content <- msg :: c.content

  type c = {mutable channel: channel; mutable subs: c list}
  type protocol = Irc | Email | Rss | Mublog

  let make_channel (c : c) ?(sender = fun _ -> ()) name =
    c.subs <-
      {channel= {name; content= []; sender}; subs= []} :: c.subs

  let make () : c =
    let c =
      { name= "top"
      ; content= [create_msg "Wecome to the Communicator"]
      ; sender= (fun _ -> ()) } in
    c.sender <- (fun s -> c.content <- create_msg s :: c.content) ;
    c.sender "Currently only IRC is implemented" ;
    {channel= c; subs= []}

  type connection = unit Lwt.t

  module Irc = struct
    module C = Irc_client_tls
    module M = Irc_message

    let connection (c : c) server port nick channels : unit Lwt.t =
      let add_msg cn str = add_msg cn.channel (create_msg str) in
      C.reconnect_loop ~after:30
        ~connect:(fun () ->
          Lwt_io.printl "Connecting..."
          >>= fun () -> C.connect_by_name ~server ~port ~nick () )
        ~f:(fun connection ->
          Lwt_io.printl "Connected"
          >>= fun () ->
          Lwt_list.iter_p
            (fun channel ->
              let joiner = C.send_join ~connection ~channel in
              (* make_channel c ~sender:(fun s ->
                   C.send_privmsg ~target:channel ~message:s) channel ; *)
              joiner )
            channels )
        ~callback:(fun _connection result ->
          match result with
          | Result.Ok ({M.command= M.Other _; _} as msg) ->
              add_msg c
                (F.str "Got unknown message: %s\n" (M.to_string msg)) ;
              Lwt.return_unit
          | Result.Ok ({M.command= M.PRIVMSG (target, data); _} as msg)
            ->
              add_msg c
                (F.str "Got PRIVMSG: target=%s, data=%s; %s\n" target
                   data (M.to_string msg) ) ;
              Lwt.return_unit
          | Result.Ok msg ->
              add_msg c (M.to_string msg) ;
              Lwt.return_unit
          | Result.Error e -> Lwt_io.printl e )
        ()
  end

  module Panel = struct
    let panel c =
      Panel.prettyprint ~height:20. ~tag:"Communicator" (fun pp ->
          F.pf pp " <><><> COMMUNICATOR <><><> @.@." ;
          List.iter
            (fun msg -> F.pf pp "[%s] %s@." msg.time msg.content)
            c.channel.content )
  end
end

let _ =
  let comm = Communicator.make () in
  let hackint =
    Communicator.Irc.connection comm "irc.hackint.org" 6697 "cqcaml"
      ["#CQC"] in
  root_actor := std_actor (Communicator.Panel.panel comm) ;
  Lwt.async (fun () -> hackint)

(**
   program starts...
   - spawn connections to servers
   - these connections will populate the Channel.t in a Channel.tree
       
 **)