import { Observable } from "rxjs";

import { Policy } from "@bitwarden/common/admin-console/models/domain/policy";
import { UserId } from "@bitwarden/common/types/guid";

/** error emitted when the `SingleUserDependency` changes Ids */
export type UserChangedError = {
  /** the userId pinned by the single user dependency */
  expectedUserId: UserId;
  /** the userId received in error */
  actualUserId: UserId;
};

/** A pattern for types that depend upon a dynamic policy stream and return
 *  an observable.
 *
 *  Consumers of this dependency should emit when `policy$`
 *  emits, provided that the latest message materially
 *  changes the output of the consumer. If `policy$` emits
 *  an unrecoverable error, the consumer should continue using
 *  the last-emitted policy. If `policy$` completes, the consumer
 *  should continue using the last-emitted policy.
 */
export type PolicyDependency = {
  /** A stream that emits policies when subscribed and
   *  when the policy changes. The stream should not
   *  emit null or undefined.
   */
  policy$: Observable<Policy[]>;
};

/** A pattern for types that depend upon a dynamic userid and return
 *  an observable.
 *
 * Consumers of this dependency should emit when `userId$` changes.
 * If `userId$` completes, the consumer should also complete. If
 * `userId$` emits an unrecoverable error, the consumer should
 * also emit the error.
 */
export type UserDependency = {
  /** A stream that emits a UserId when subscribed and when
   *  the userId changes. The stream should not emit null
   *  or undefined.
   */
  userId$: Observable<UserId>;
};

/** A pattern for types that depend upon a fixed userid and return
 *  an observable.
 *
 *  Consumers of this dependency should emit a `UserChangedError` if
 *  the value of `singleUserId$` changes. If `singleUserId$` completes,
 *  the consumer should also complete. If `singleUserId$` errors, the
 *  consumer should also emit the error.
 *
 *  @remarks Check the consumer's documentation to determine how it
 *  responds to repeat emissions.
 */
export type SingleUserDependency = {
  /** A stream that emits a UserId when subscribed and the user's account
   *  is unlocked, and completes when the account is locked or logged out.
   *  The stream should not emit null or undefined.
   */
  singleUserId$: Observable<UserId>;
};

/** A pattern for types that emit values exclusively when the dependency
 *  emits a message.
 *
 *  Consumers of this dependency should emit when `on$` emits. If `on$`
 *  completes, the consumer should also complete. If `on$`
 *  errors, the consumer should also emit the error.
 *
 *  @remarks This dependency is useful when you have a nondeterministic
 *  or stateful algorithm that you would like to run when an event occurs.
 */
export type OnDependency = {
  /** The stream that controls emissions
   */
  on$: Observable<any>;
};

/** A pattern for types that emit when a dependency is `true`.
 *
 *  Consumers of this dependency may emit when `when$` emits a true
 *  value. If `when$` completes, the consumer should also complete. If
 * `when$` errors, the consumer should also emit the error.
 *
 *  @remarks Check the consumer's documentation to determine how it
 *  responds to emissions.
 */
export type WhenDependency = {
  /** The stream to observe for true emissions. */
  when$: Observable<boolean>;
};

/** A pattern for types that allow their managed settings to
 *  be overridden.
 *
 *  Consumers of this dependency should emit when `settings$`
 *  change. If `settings$` completes, the consumer should also
 *  complete. If `settings$` errors, the consumer should also
 *  emit the error.
 */
export type SettingsDependency<Settings> = {
  /** A stream that emits settings when settings become available
   *  and when they change. If the settings are not available, the
   *  stream should wait to emit until they become available.
   */
  settings$: Observable<Settings>;
};

/** A pattern for types that accept an arbitrary dependency and
 *  inject it into behavior-customizing functions.
 *
 *  Unlike most other dependency types, this interface does not
 *  functionally constrain the behavior of the consumer.
 *
 *  @remarks Consumers of this dependency wholly determine
 *  their response. Check the consumer's documentation
 *  to find this information.
 */
export type Dependencies<TCombine> = {
  dependencies$: Observable<TCombine>;
};