import { SMASH_ITEM } from '../config.js';

// smash-items.png is 12 frames of 64x64 in an 8-wide x 2-row grid
// (frame 6 onward wraps to row 2), in order:
//   0 intact TV, 1 smashed TV, 2 intact chair, 3 smashed chair,
//   4 intact cone, 5 smashed cone, 6 intact trash can, 7 smashed trash can,
//   8 intact tent, 9 smashed tent, 10 intact cat, 11 smashed cat.
const ITEM_TYPES = {
  tv: { baseFrame: 0, smashedFrame: 1, label: 'TV', soundKey: 'smash_tv' },
  chair: { baseFrame: 2, smashedFrame: 3, label: 'Chair', soundKey: 'smash_chair' },
  cone: { baseFrame: 4, smashedFrame: 5, label: 'Cone', soundKey: 'smash_cone' },
  trashcan: { baseFrame: 6, smashedFrame: 7, label: 'Trash Can', soundKey: 'smash_trashcan' },
  tent: { baseFrame: 8, smashedFrame: 9, label: 'Tent', soundKey: 'smash_tent' },
  cat: { baseFrame: 10, smashedFrame: 11, label: 'Cat', soundKey: 'smash_cat' },
};

export default class SmashItemManager {
  /**
   * @param scene PlayScene
   * @param bus the level's Bus
   * @param level the level data object (items come from `level.items`)
   *
   * Owns the level's smashable props: builds one image+body per item,
   * watches for the bus touching an intact item, and flies each one off
   * with a smash (swap to its smashed frame + up-and-forward impulse on the
   * world's real gravity). Float items stay exactly where placed; gravity
   * items settle onto the ground at level start.
   */
  constructor(scene, bus, level) {
    this.scene = scene;
    this.bus = bus;
    this.items = [];

    for (const spec of level.items || []) {
      const item = this._buildItem(spec);
      if (item) this.items.push(item);
    }

    // The bus's bodies that can count as "the bus hitting an item": chassis
    // + both wheels (the wheel usually does the touching). The compartment
    // fixtures are intentionally NOT here - their collisionFilter mask is
    // kidCategory-only, so an item can never actually collide with them
    // (and neither can it with the kids, whose bodies are on a separate
    // category the items don't mask against).
    this._busBodies = [
      bus.chassis.body,
      bus.wheelRear.body,
      bus.wheelFront.body,
    ];

    scene.matter.world.on('collisionstart', (event) => this._onCollisionStart(event));
  }

  get smashedCount() {
    return this.items.filter((item) => item.smashed).length;
  }

  _buildItem(spec) {
    const type = ITEM_TYPES[spec.type];
    if (!type) return null; // unknown/misspelled type in a level file - skip

    const scene = this.scene;
    const isFloat = spec.mode === 'float';

    // Both modes spawn at the editor's exact placement (spec.x, spec.y).
    // Float items are static, so they simply stay there. Gravity items are
    // dynamic, so the first physics step lets them drop onto the ground
    // under that X and settle - the "falls to the ground" behavior.
    const image = scene.matter.add.image(spec.x, spec.y, 'smash_items', type.baseFrame, {
      shape: { type: 'circle', radius: SMASH_ITEM.radius },
      density: SMASH_ITEM.density,
      friction: SMASH_ITEM.friction,
      frictionAir: SMASH_ITEM.frictionAir,
      restitution: SMASH_ITEM.restitution,
      // Never collide with the bus's kids. Kids ride at the open top of the
      // compartment, so an item slamming into the bus (or a smashed item
      // launched up-and-forward) could otherwise knock them out. Clearing the
      // dedicated kidCategory (not the default category, which terrain also
      // uses) keeps the item solid against the bus (for the smash) and the
      // terrain (so it lands) while making it a pure ghost to the kids -
      // its impact can no longer contribute to ejecting them. (setStatic/
      // setVelocity etc. are untouched; see the rest of this file.)
      collisionFilter: { mask: 0xffffffff & ~this.bus.kidCategory },
    });
    image.setDisplaySize(SMASH_ITEM.displaySize, SMASH_ITEM.displaySize);
    image.setDepth(1); // same layer as the kids - over the ground, under the bus
    image.setAngle(0);

    // Intact items are STATIC (a solid prop, infinite mass in the engine's
    // bookkeeping). A gravity item is left dynamic (it still "rests" where
    // the editor put it, just supported by the terrain); a float item is
    // made static here so it holds its placed height forever. When smashed,
    // setStatic(false) restores the body's real density/mass so the launch
    // moves it. (setStatic is a Phaser Matter component on the body wrapper,
    // not on the raw Matter body - see Bus.js / the vendored build.)
    if (isFloat) image.setStatic(true);

    return { spec, type, image, smashed: false };
  }

  // Phaser's Matter plugin re-emits matter-js's `collisionStart` as
  // `collisionstart` with the raw event (see World.js in the vendored build):
  // the event carries `pairs`, each with `.bodyA`/`.bodyB` - there is no
  // top-level event.bodyA (PlayScene._onCollisionStart's
  // `bodyA`/`bodyB` params are actually undefined at runtime; it still works
  // because its handler is a no-op for this event shape - don't copy that
  // pattern).
  _onCollisionStart(event) {
    const pairs = (event && event.pairs) || [];
    for (const pair of pairs) {
      const bodyA = pair.bodyA;
      const bodyB = pair.bodyB;
      for (const item of this.items) {
        if (item.smashed) continue;
        if (item.image.body !== bodyA && item.image.body !== bodyB) continue;
        const other = item.image.body === bodyA ? bodyB : bodyA;
        if (!this._busBodies.includes(other)) continue;

        this._smash(item);
        this.scene.events.emit('item-smashed', { index: this.items.indexOf(item) });
        // Each item smashes at most once, so no `break` needed past the
        // per-pair scan; this loop is O(pairs * items) per physics step,
        // both tiny for any level we'd plausibly author.
      }
    }
  }

  // The smash: swap to the smashed frame, make the body dynamic (so the
  // launch actually moves it), give it the up-and-forward impulse, and clear
  // the bus out of its collision mask so the bus drives straight through it.
  _smash(item) {
    const image = item.image;
    const dirX = Math.sign(this.bus.chassis.body.velocity.x) >= 0 ? 1 : -1;

    // From this moment on the smashed item is no longer solid to the bus.
    // Clear the bus's category bit out of the item's collision mask so the
    // broadphase skips every item<->bus pair (Detector.canCollide only
    // considers a pair when each side's mask includes the other's category -
    // see the vendored build). Set on the raw matter body directly: that's the
    // exact field canCollide reads, and matter-js recomputes pairs every step,
    // so this takes effect on the very next physics step. The item keeps its
    // mask against everything ELSE (terrain, other items) so it still lands
    // and rests where it flies - the bus and the kids are exempted. This is
    // what makes the bus "drive through" a smashed prop instead of bumping
    // it. Keep the kid exemption too (see _buildItem): clearing only
    // busCategory here would silently re-enable item<->kid collisions after
    // the smash.
    image.body.collisionFilter.mask = 0xffffffff & ~this.bus.busCategory & ~this.bus.kidCategory;

    // setStatic(false) (Phaser component, same as in _buildItem) restores
    // the body's saved real mass/inertia - matter-js stashed them when the
    // body was made static - so the velocity math below is meaningful. For
    // items that were never static (gravity items) this is a no-op.
    image.setStatic(false);

    image.setFrame(item.type.smashedFrame);

    // Launch up-and-forward relative to where the bus is HEADED, so the item
    // always sails off ahead of it - even on a backward hit.
    // `launchAngle` is a positive magnitude (radians above horizontal):
    //   velocity.x = dirX * cos(angle) * speed   (forward, in bus's direction)
    //   velocity.y = -sin(angle) * speed          (always upward = negative Y)
    // This works for both leftward and rightward bus motion.
    // image.setVelocity / setAngularVelocity are the Phaser Matter components
    // (the raw body has no such methods - see Components.Velocity in the
    // vendored build); they delegate to the same Body.setVelocity that the
    // rest of this codebase uses via KidManager / Bus.
    const angle = Math.abs(SMASH_ITEM.launchAngle);
    const speed = SMASH_ITEM.launchSpeed;
    image.setVelocity(
      dirX * Math.cos(angle) * speed,
      -Math.sin(angle) * speed,
    );

    // A visible tumble while airborne. matter-js stores angular velocity in
    // radians PER PHYSICS STEP (not per second) - hence the small value.
    image.setAngularVelocity(SMASH_ITEM.launchSpin * dirX);

    item.smashed = true;

    // SFX: the item's own smash clip (smash-tv.mp3 / smash-chair.mp3 /
    // smash-cone.mp3, loaded in PreloadScene). cache.audio.exists guards
    // against a failed load - same load-tolerant pattern as voiceLine.js /
    // kidFallSound.js, so a missing clip degrades to silent instead of
    // throwing. Each item smashes at most once, so no overlap concern.
    const key = item.type.soundKey;
    if (key && this.scene.cache.audio.exists(key)) {
      this.scene.sound.add(key).play();
    }
  }

  destroy() {
    // Nothing to do: the Matter world's shutdown removes the bodies and its
    // registered listeners (and nulls scene.matter before this runs), matching
    // the empty destroy() in Bus.js.
  }
}