import { type } from "arktype"

// Definitions are statically parsed and inferred as TS
export const user = type({
	name: "string",
	device: {
		platform: "'android'|'ios'",
		"version?": "number"
	}
})

// Validators return typed data or clear, customizable errors.
export const out = user({
	name: "Alan Turing",
	device: {
		// errors.summary: "device/platform must be 'android' or 'ios' (was 'enigma')"
		platform: "enigma"
	}
})

if (out instanceof type.errors) {
	// a clear, user-ready error message, even for complex unions and intersections
	console.log(out.summary)
} else {
	// your valid data!
	console.log(out)
}

// Syntax carried over from 1.0 + TS
export const currentTsSyntax = type({
	keyword: "null",
	stringLiteral: "'TS'",
	numberLiteral: "5",
	bigintLiteral: "5n",
	union: "string|number",
	intersection: "boolean&true",
	array: "Date[]",
	grouping: "(0|1)[]",
	objectLiteral: {
		nested: "string",
		"optional?": "number"
	},
	tuple: ["number", "number"]
})

// available syntax new to 2.0

export const upcomingTsSyntax = type({
	keyof: "keyof object",
	variadicTuples: ["true", "...", "false[]"]
})

// runtime-specific syntax and builtin keywords with great error messages

export const validationSyntax = type({
	keywords: "email|uuid|creditCard|integer", // and many more
	builtinParsers: "parse.date", // parses a Date from a string
	nativeRegexLiteral: /@arktype\.io/,
	embeddedRegexLiteral: "email&/@arktype\\.io/",
	divisibility: "number%10", // a multiple of 10
	bound: "alpha>10", // an alpha-only string with more than 10 characters
	range: "1<=email[]<100", // a list of 1 to 99 emails
	narrows: ["number", ":", n => n % 2 === 1], // an odd integer
	morphs: ["string", "=>", parseFloat] // validates a string input then parses it to a number
})

// root-level expressions

const intersected = type({ value: "string" }, "&", { format: "'bigint'" })

// chained expressions via .or, .and, .narrow, .pipe and much more
//  (these replace previous helper methods like union and intersection)

const user = type({
	name: "string",
	age: "number"
})

const parseUser = type("string").pipe(s => JSON.parse(s), user)

// type is fully introspectable and traversable, displayed as:
type ParseUser = Type<
	(In: string) => Out<{
		name: string
		age: number
	}>
>

const maybeMe = parseUser('{ "name": "David" }')

if (maybeMe instanceof type.errors) {
	// "age must be a number (was missing)"
	console.log(maybeMe.summary)
}

...
t.procedure
  .input(
    type({
      name: "string",
      "age?": "number"
    }).assert
  )
...

export const parseOperator = (s: DynamicState): void => {
	const lookahead = s.scanner.shift()
	return (
		lookahead === "" ? s.finalize()
		: lookahead === "[" ?
			s.scanner.shift() === "]" ?
				s.rootToArray()
			:	s.error(incompleteArrayTokenMessage)
		: isKeyOf(lookahead, Scanner.branchTokens) ? s.pushRootToBranch(lookahead)
		: lookahead === ")" ? s.finalizeGroup()
		: isKeyOf(lookahead, Scanner.comparatorStartChars) ?
			parseBound(s, lookahead)
		: lookahead === "%" ? parseDivisor(s)
		: lookahead === " " ? parseOperator(s)
		: throwInternalError(writeUnexpectedCharacterMessage(lookahead))
	)
}

export type parseOperator<s extends StaticState> =
	s["unscanned"] extends Scanner.shift<infer lookahead, infer unscanned> ?
		lookahead extends "[" ?
			unscanned extends Scanner.shift<"]", infer nextUnscanned> ?
				state.setRoot<s, [s["root"], "[]"], nextUnscanned>
			:	error<incompleteArrayTokenMessage>
		: lookahead extends Scanner.BranchToken ?
			state.reduceBranch<s, lookahead, unscanned>
		: lookahead extends ")" ? state.finalizeGroup<s, unscanned>
		: lookahead extends Scanner.ComparatorStartChar ?
			parseBound<s, lookahead, unscanned>
		: lookahead extends "%" ? parseDivisor<s, unscanned>
		: lookahead extends " " ? parseOperator<state.scanTo<s, unscanned>>
		: error<writeUnexpectedCharacterMessage<lookahead>>
	:	state.finalize<s>