package audio

import (
	"encoding/binary"
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"sync/atomic"
)

// StreamSource is a lock-free SPSC (single-producer, single-consumer) ring buffer
// for real-time audio streaming. One goroutine writes PCM frames, the DSP
// goroutine reads them via NextFrame(). Returns silence on underrun.
//
// Zero allocations in steady state. No mutex in the read or write path.
//
// SampleRate is the nominal input sample rate. It may be updated at runtime
// via SetSampleRate once the actual decoded rate is known (e.g. when the first
// PCM chunk arrives from a compressed stream). Reads and writes to the sample
// rate are atomic so they are safe across goroutines.
type StreamSource struct {
	ring []Frame
	size int
	mask int // size-1, for fast modulo (size must be power of 2)

	// SampleRate is kept as a plain int for backward compatibility with code
	// that reads it before any goroutine races are possible (construction,
	// logging). All hot-path code uses the atomic below.
	SampleRate int

	sampleRateAtomic atomic.Int32

	writePos atomic.Int64
	readPos  atomic.Int64

	Underruns atomic.Uint64
	Overflows atomic.Uint64
	Written   atomic.Uint64

	highWatermark     atomic.Int64
	underrunStreak    atomic.Uint64
	maxUnderrunStreak atomic.Uint64
}

// NewStreamSource creates a ring buffer with the given capacity (rounded up
// to next power of 2) and input sample rate.
func NewStreamSource(capacity, sampleRate int) *StreamSource {
	// Round up to power of 2
	size := 1
	for size < capacity {
		size <<= 1
	}
	s := &StreamSource{
		ring:       make([]Frame, size),
		size:       size,
		mask:       size - 1,
		SampleRate: sampleRate,
	}
	s.sampleRateAtomic.Store(int32(sampleRate))
	return s
}

// SetSampleRate updates the sample rate atomically. Safe to call from any
// goroutine, including while the DSP goroutine is consuming frames via
// StreamResampler. The change takes effect on the very next NextFrame() call.
// Also updates the public SampleRate field for non-concurrent readers.
func (s *StreamSource) SetSampleRate(hz int) {
	s.SampleRate = hz
	s.sampleRateAtomic.Store(int32(hz))
}

// GetSampleRate returns the current sample rate via atomic load. Use this
// in hot paths / cross-goroutine reads instead of .SampleRate directly.
func (s *StreamSource) GetSampleRate() int {
	return int(s.sampleRateAtomic.Load())
}

// WriteFrame pushes a single frame into the ring buffer.
// Returns false if the buffer is full (overflow).
func (s *StreamSource) WriteFrame(f Frame) bool {
	wp := s.writePos.Load()
	rp := s.readPos.Load()
	if wp-rp >= int64(s.size) {
		s.Overflows.Add(1)
		return false
	}
	s.ring[int(wp)&s.mask] = f
	s.writePos.Add(1)
	s.Written.Add(1)
	s.updateHighWatermark()
	return true
}

// WritePCM decodes interleaved S16LE stereo PCM bytes and writes frames
// to the ring buffer. Returns the number of frames written.
func (s *StreamSource) WritePCM(data []byte) int {
	frames := len(data) / 4 // 2 channels × 2 bytes per sample
	written := 0
	for i := 0; i < frames; i++ {
		off := i * 4
		l := int16(binary.LittleEndian.Uint16(data[off:]))
		r := int16(binary.LittleEndian.Uint16(data[off+2:]))
		f := NewFrame(
			Sample(float64(l)/32768.0),
			Sample(float64(r)/32768.0),
		)
		if !s.WriteFrame(f) {
			break
		}
		written++
	}
	return written
}

// ReadFrame consumes one frame from the ring buffer.
// Returns silence (0,0) on underrun.
func (s *StreamSource) ReadFrame() Frame {
	rp := s.readPos.Load()
	wp := s.writePos.Load()
	if rp >= wp {
		s.Underruns.Add(1)
		s.recordUnderrunStreak()
		return NewFrame(0, 0)
	}
	f := s.ring[int(rp)&s.mask]
	s.readPos.Add(1)
	s.resetUnderrunStreak()
	return f
}

// NextFrame implements the frameSource interface.
func (s *StreamSource) NextFrame() Frame {
	return s.ReadFrame()
}

// Available returns the number of frames currently buffered.
func (s *StreamSource) Available() int {
	return int(s.writePos.Load() - s.readPos.Load())
}

// Buffered returns the fill ratio (0.0 = empty, 1.0 = full).
func (s *StreamSource) Buffered() float64 {
	return float64(s.Available()) / float64(s.size)
}

// Stats returns diagnostic counters.
func (s *StreamSource) Stats() StreamStats {
	available := s.Available()
	buffered := 0.0
	if s.size > 0 {
		buffered = float64(available) / float64(s.size)
	}
	highWatermark := int(s.highWatermark.Load())
	currentStreak := int(s.underrunStreak.Load())
	maxStreak := int(s.maxUnderrunStreak.Load())
	return StreamStats{
		Available:                    available,
		Capacity:                     s.size,
		Buffered:                     buffered,
		BufferedDurationSeconds:      s.bufferedDurationSeconds(available),
		HighWatermark:                highWatermark,
		HighWatermarkDurationSeconds: s.bufferedDurationSeconds(highWatermark),
		Written:                      s.Written.Load(),
		Underruns:                    s.Underruns.Load(),
		Overflows:                    s.Overflows.Load(),
		UnderrunStreak:               currentStreak,
		MaxUnderrunStreak:            maxStreak,
	}
}

// StreamStats exposes runtime telemetry for the stream buffer.
type StreamStats struct {
	Available                    int     `json:"available"`
	Capacity                     int     `json:"capacity"`
	Buffered                     float64 `json:"buffered"`
	BufferedDurationSeconds      float64 `json:"bufferedDurationSeconds"`
	HighWatermark                int     `json:"highWatermark"`
	HighWatermarkDurationSeconds float64 `json:"highWatermarkDurationSeconds"`
	Written                      uint64  `json:"written"`
	Underruns                    uint64  `json:"underruns"`
	Overflows                    uint64  `json:"overflows"`
	UnderrunStreak               int     `json:"underrunStreak"`
	MaxUnderrunStreak            int     `json:"maxUnderrunStreak"`
}

func (s *StreamSource) bufferedDurationSeconds(available int) float64 {
	rate := s.GetSampleRate()
	if rate <= 0 {
		return 0
	}
	return float64(available) / float64(rate)
}

func (s *StreamSource) updateHighWatermark() {
	available := s.Available()
	for {
		prev := s.highWatermark.Load()
		if int64(available) <= prev {
			return
		}
		if s.highWatermark.CompareAndSwap(prev, int64(available)) {
			return
		}
	}
}

func (s *StreamSource) recordUnderrunStreak() {
	current := s.underrunStreak.Add(1)
	for {
		prevMax := s.maxUnderrunStreak.Load()
		if current <= prevMax {
			return
		}
		if s.maxUnderrunStreak.CompareAndSwap(prevMax, current) {
			return
		}
	}
}

func (s *StreamSource) resetUnderrunStreak() {
	s.underrunStreak.Store(0)
}

// --- StreamResampler ---

// StreamResampler wraps a StreamSource and rate-converts from the stream's
// native sample rate to the target output rate using linear interpolation.
// Consumes input frames on demand — no buffering beyond the ring buffer.
//
// The input rate is read atomically from src on every NextFrame() call so
// that a SetSampleRate() from the ingest goroutine takes effect immediately,
// without any additional synchronisation. The pos accumulator is not reset
// on a rate change: this may produce a single glitch-free transient at the
// moment the rate is corrected, which is far preferable to playing the whole
// stream at the wrong pitch.
type StreamResampler struct {
	src        *StreamSource
	outputRate float64 // target composite rate, fixed for the lifetime of the resampler
	pos        float64
	prev       Frame
	curr       Frame
}

// NewStreamResampler creates a streaming resampler.
// outputRate is the fixed DSP composite rate. The input rate is taken from
// src.GetSampleRate() dynamically, so it will automatically track any
// subsequent SetSampleRate() call.
func NewStreamResampler(src *StreamSource, outputRate float64) *StreamResampler {
	if src == nil || outputRate <= 0 {
		return &StreamResampler{src: src, outputRate: outputRate}
	}
	return &StreamResampler{
		src:        src,
		outputRate: outputRate,
	}
}

// NextFrame returns the next interpolated frame at the output rate.
// Implements the frameSource interface.
// The input/output ratio is recomputed on every call from the atomic sample
// rate so that runtime rate corrections via SetSampleRate are race-free.
func (r *StreamResampler) NextFrame() Frame {
	if r.src == nil {
		return NewFrame(0, 0)
	}

	// Compute ratio atomically so we see any SetSampleRate update immediately.
	ratio := 1.0
	if r.outputRate > 0 {
		if inputRate := r.src.GetSampleRate(); inputRate > 0 {
			ratio = float64(inputRate) / r.outputRate
		}
	}

	// Consume input samples as the fractional position advances.
	for r.pos >= 1.0 {
		r.prev = r.curr
		r.curr = r.src.ReadFrame()
		r.pos -= 1.0
	}

	frac := r.pos
	l := float64(r.prev.L)*(1-frac) + float64(r.curr.L)*frac
	ri := float64(r.prev.R)*(1-frac) + float64(r.curr.R)*frac
	r.pos += ratio
	return NewFrame(Sample(l), Sample(ri))
}

// --- Ingest helpers ---

// IngestReader continuously reads S16LE stereo PCM from an io.Reader into
// a StreamSource. Blocks until the reader returns an error or io.EOF.
// Designed to run as a goroutine.
func IngestReader(r io.Reader, dst *StreamSource) error {
	buf := make([]byte, 16384) // 4096 frames per read (16KB)
	for {
		n, err := r.Read(buf)
		if n > 0 {
			dst.WritePCM(buf[:n])
		}
		if err != nil {
			if err == io.EOF {
				return nil
			}
			return fmt.Errorf("audio ingest: %w", err)
		}
	}
}