#pragma once

#include <chrono>
#include <optional>
#include <string>

#include "common/error.hpp"

namespace smartbotic::common {

// A five-field cron expression: minute hour day-of-month month day-of-week.
//
// Supports the forms people actually write - "*", "5", "1,15", "2-6", "*/15",
// "2-8/2" - and Sunday as either 0 or 7. Seconds are not a field: the scheduler
// ticks in minutes, and offering a resolution it cannot honour would be a lie.
//
// This exists because the schedule-trigger node has offered a cron expression
// and a timezone since it was written, and nothing ever read them. A workflow
// set to "0 2 * * 1" ran every N minutes instead, and nothing said so.
class CronSchedule {
public:
    // Parses, or explains what is wrong with the expression. The message names
    // the offending field, because "invalid cron expression" tells somebody
    // staring at five numbers nothing they did not already know.
    static Result<CronSchedule> parse(const std::string& expression);

    // The first matching time strictly after `after`, in the named timezone.
    //
    // Returns nothing when the expression can never match - "30 4 31 2 *", the
    // 31st of February - rather than searching for ever. A schedule that cannot
    // fire is a mistake worth reporting, not a workflow that quietly never runs.
    //
    // An unknown timezone falls back to UTC and is reported by the caller; DST
    // is the standard library's problem, not this class's.
    std::optional<std::chrono::system_clock::time_point> nextAfter(
        std::chrono::system_clock::time_point after,
        const std::string& timezone) const;

    const std::string& expression() const { return expression_; }

private:
    // One bit per possible value, so matching is a lookup rather than a search.
    bool minutes_[60] = {};
    bool hours_[24] = {};
    bool days_of_month_[32] = {};   // 1-31, index 0 unused
    bool months_[13] = {};          // 1-12, index 0 unused
    bool days_of_week_[7] = {};     // 0-6, Sunday is 0
    // Cron's day rule is an OR when both day fields are restricted, and an AND
    // when only one is - the historical behaviour every implementation copies.
    bool day_of_month_restricted_ = false;
    bool day_of_week_restricted_ = false;
    std::string expression_;
};

} // namespace smartbotic::common