import { ALL_RANKS, Rank, rankLabel, rankName } from './Rank';
import { ALL_SUITS, Suit, suitName, suitSymbol } from './Suit';

const RANKS_PER_SUIT = ALL_RANKS.length;

/**
 * A playing card.
 *
 * Cards are flyweights: exactly 36 instances exist and `Card.of` always returns
 * the same object for the same suit and rank. That buys three things — identity
 * comparison (`a === b`) instead of field comparison, a cheap `id` for
 * serialisation, and the impossibility of two "different" six of clubs objects
 * drifting apart inside one game state.
 */
export class Card {
    /** Every card, in suit then ascending rank order. */
    private static readonly _registry: Card[] = Card._buildRegistry();

    /** Stable 0..35 index, used for serialisation. */
    readonly id: number;
    readonly suit: Suit;
    readonly rank: Rank;

    private constructor(suit: Suit, rank: Rank) {
        this.suit = suit;
        this.rank = rank;
        this.id = suit * RANKS_PER_SUIT + (rank - Rank.Six);
    }

    private static _buildRegistry(): Card[] {
        const registry: Card[] = [];
        for (const suit of ALL_SUITS) {
            for (const rank of ALL_RANKS) {
                const card = new Card(suit, rank);
                registry[card.id] = card;
            }
        }
        return registry;
    }

    /** Short human-readable code, e.g. `6♣` or `A♠`. Used in logs and tests. */
    get code(): string {
        return `${rankLabel(this.rank)}${suitSymbol(this.suit)}`;
    }

    /** Art asset base name, e.g. `ace_of_spades`. */
    get assetName(): string {
        return `${rankName(this.rank)}_of_${suitName(this.suit)}`;
    }

    toString(): string {
        return this.code;
    }

    static of(suit: Suit, rank: Rank): Card {
        return Card._registry[suit * RANKS_PER_SUIT + (rank - Rank.Six)];
    }

    static byId(id: number): Card {
        const card = Card._registry[id];
        if (!card) {
            throw new RangeError(`No card with id ${id}`);
        }
        return card;
    }

    /**
     * Parses a code such as `6C`, `10H`, `KS` or `A♦`. Lenient about case and
     * about symbol versus letter, because it exists to make test fixtures
     * readable rather than to validate user input.
     */
    static parse(code: string): Card {
        const text = code.trim().toUpperCase();
        const suit = SUIT_BY_CHAR[text.slice(-1)];
        if (suit === undefined) {
            throw new SyntaxError(`Unknown suit in card code '${code}'`);
        }
        const rank = RANK_BY_LABEL[text.slice(0, -1)];
        if (rank === undefined) {
            throw new SyntaxError(`Unknown rank in card code '${code}'`);
        }
        return Card.of(suit, rank);
    }

    /** Parses a space-separated list, e.g. `'6C 10H KS'`. */
    static parseAll(codes: string): Card[] {
        return codes.split(/\s+/).filter((s) => s.length > 0).map(Card.parse);
    }

    /** All 36 cards, in suit then rank order. */
    static get all(): readonly Card[] {
        return Card._registry;
    }
}

const SUIT_BY_CHAR: Readonly<Record<string, Suit>> = {
    C: Suit.Clubs, '\u2663': Suit.Clubs,
    D: Suit.Diamonds, '\u2666': Suit.Diamonds,
    H: Suit.Hearts, '\u2665': Suit.Hearts,
    S: Suit.Spades, '\u2660': Suit.Spades,
};

const RANK_BY_LABEL: Record<string, Rank> = {};
for (const rank of ALL_RANKS) {
    RANK_BY_LABEL[rankLabel(rank)] = rank;
}

/** All 36 cards, in suit then rank order. */
export const ALL_CARDS: readonly Card[] = Card.all;

/** A new unshuffled 36-card deck as a mutable array. */
export function buildDeck(): Card[] {
    return Card.all.slice();
}