--[[
This library provides a set of functions to aid in debugging.
]]

_libs = _libs or {}

require('strings')
require('chat')

local string, chat = _libs.strings, _libs.chat
local table = require('table')

local logger = {}

_libs.logger = logger

_raw = _raw or {}

-- Set up, based on addon.
logger.defaults = {}
logger.defaults.logtofile = false
logger.defaults.defaultfile = 'lua.log'
logger.defaults.logcolor = 207
logger.defaults.errorcolor = 167
logger.defaults.warningcolor = 200
logger.defaults.noticecolor = 160

--[[
    Local functions
]]

local arrstring
local captionlog

-- Returns a concatenated string list, separated by whitespaces, for the chat output function.
-- Converts any kind of object type to a string, so it's type-safe.
-- Concatenates all provided arguments with whitespaces.
function arrstring(...)
    local str = ''
    local args = {...}

    for i = 1, select('#', ...) do
        if i > 1 then
            str = str..' '
        end
        str = str .. tostring(args[i])
    end

    return str
end

-- Prints the arguments provided to the FFXI chatlog, in the same color used for Campaign/Bastion alerts and Kupower messages. Can be changed below.
function captionlog(msg, msgcolor, ...)
    local caption = table.concat({_addon and _addon.name, msg}, ' ')

    if #caption > 0 then
        if logger.settings.logtofile then
            flog(nil, caption .. ':', ...)
            return
        end
        caption = (caption .. ':'):color(msgcolor) .. ' '
    end

    local str = ''
    if select('#', ...) == 0 or ... == '' then
        str = ' '
    else
        str = arrstring(...):gsub('\t', (' '):rep(4))
    end

    for _, line in ipairs(str:split('\n')) do
        windower.add_to_chat(logger.settings.logcolor, caption .. windower.to_shift_jis(line) .. _libs.chat.controls.reset)
    end
end

function log(...)
    captionlog(nil, logger.settings.logcolor, ...)
end

_raw.error = error
function error(...)
    captionlog('Error', logger.settings.errorcolor, ...)
end

function warning(...)
    captionlog('Warning', logger.settings.warningcolor, ...)
end

function notice(...)
    captionlog('Notice', logger.settings.noticecolor, ...)
end

-- Prints the arguments provided to a file, analogous to log(...) in functionality.
-- If the first argument ends with '.log', it will print to that output file, otherwise to 'lua.log' in the addon directory.
function flog(filename, ...)
    filename = filename or logger.settings.defaultfile

    local fh, err = io.open(windower.addon_path..filename, 'a')
    if fh == nil then
        if err ~= nil then
            error('File error:', err)
        else
            error('File error:', 'Unknown error.')
        end
    else
        fh:write(os.date('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') .. '| ' .. arrstring(...) .. '\n')
        fh:close()
    end
end

-- Returns a string representation of a table in explicit Lua syntax: {...}
function table.tostring(t)
    if next(t) == nil then
        return '{}'
    end

    keys = keys or false

    -- Iterate over table.
    local tstr = ''
    local kt = {}
    k = 0
    for key in pairs(t) do
        k = k + 1
        kt[k] = key
    end
    table.sort(kt, function(x, y)
        if type(x) == 'number' and type(y) == 'string' then
            return true
        elseif type(x) == 'string' and type(y) == 'number' then
            return false
        end

        return x<y
    end)

    for i, key in ipairs(kt) do
        val = t[key]
        -- Check for nested tables
        if type(val) == 'table' then
            if val.tostring then
                valstr = val:tostring()
            else
                valstr = table.tostring(val)
            end
        else
            if type(val) == 'string' then
                valstr = '"' .. val .. '"'
            else
                valstr = tostring(val)
            end
        end

        -- Append to the string.
        if tonumber(key) then
            tstr = tstr .. valstr
        else
            tstr = tstr .. tostring(key) .. '=' .. valstr
        end

        -- Add comma, unless it's the last value.
        if next(kt, i) ~= nil then
            tstr = tstr .. ', '
        end
    end

    -- Output the result, enclosed in braces.
    return '{' .. tstr .. '}'
end

_meta = _meta or {}
_meta.T = _meta.T or {}
_meta.T.__tostring = table.tostring

-- Prints a string representation of a table in explicit Lua syntax: {...}
function table.print(t, keys)
    if t.tostring then
        log(t:tostring(keys))
    else
        log(table.tostring(t, keys))
    end
end

-- Returns a vertical string representation of a table in explicit Lua syntax, with every element in its own line:
--- {
---     ...
--- }
function table.tovstring(t, keys, indentlevel)
    if next(t) == nil then
        return '{}'
    end

    indentlevel = indentlevel or 0
    keys = keys or false

    local indent = (' '):rep(indentlevel*4)
    local tstr = '{\n'
    local kt = {}
    k = 0
    for key in pairs(t) do
        k = k + 1
        kt[k] = key
    end
    table.sort(kt, function(x, y)
        return type(x) ~= type(y) and type(x) == 'number' or type(x) == 'number' and type(y) == 'number' and x < y
    end)

    for i, key in pairs(kt) do
        val = t[key]
        
        local function sanitize(val)
            local ret
            if type(val) == 'string' then
                ret = '"' .. val:gsub('"','\\"') .. '"'
            else
                ret = tostring(val)
            end
            return ret
        end
        
        -- Check for nested tables
        if type(val) == 'table' then
            if val.tovstring then
                valstr = val:tovstring(keys, indentlevel + 1)
            else
                valstr = table.tovstring(val, keys, indentlevel + 1)
            end
        else
            valstr = sanitize(val)
        end

        -- Append one line with indent.
        if not keys and tonumber(key) then
            tstr = tstr .. indent .. '    ' .. '[' .. sanitize(key) .. ']=' .. valstr
        else
            tstr = tstr .. indent .. '    ' .. '[' .. sanitize(key) .. ']=' .. valstr
        end

        -- Add comma, unless it's the last value.
        if next(kt, i) ~= nil then
            tstr = tstr .. ', '
        end

        tstr = tstr .. '\n'
    end
    tstr = tstr .. indent .. '}'

    return tstr
end

-- Prints a vertical string representation of a table in explicit Lua syntax, with every element in its own line:
--- {
---     ...
--- }
function table.vprint(t, keys)
    if t.tovstring then
        log(t:tovstring(keys))
    else
        log(table.tovstring(t, keys))
    end
end

-- Load logger settings (has to be after the logging functions have been defined, so those work in the config and related files).
local config = require('config')

logger.settings = config.load('../libs/logger.xml', logger.defaults)

return logger

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]]