// Copyright 2015 The Vanadium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file.

// Package vdltool defines types used by the vdl tool itself, including the
// format of vdl.config files.
package vdltool

// Config specifies the configuration for the vdl tool.  This is typically
// represented in optional "vdl.config" files in each vdl source package.  Each
// vdl.config file implicitly imports this package.  E.g. you may refer to
// vdltool.Config in the "vdl.config" file without explicitly importing vdltool.
type Config struct {
	// GenLanguages restricts the set of code generation languages.  If the set is
	// empty, all supported languages are allowed to be generated.
	GenLanguages set[GenLanguage]

	// Language-specific configurations.
	Go         GoConfig
	Java       JavaConfig
	Javascript JavascriptConfig
	Swift      SwiftConfig
}

// GenLanguage enumerates the known code generation languages.
type GenLanguage enum {
	Go
	Java
	Javascript
	Swift
}

// GoConfig specifies go specific configuration.
type GoConfig struct {
	// WireToNativeTypes specifies the mapping from a VDL wire type to its Go
	// native type representation.  This is rarely used and easy to configure
	// incorrectly; usage is currently restricted to packages that are explicitly
	// whitelisted.
	//
	// WireToNativeTypes are meant for scenarios where there is an idiomatic Go
	// type used in your code, but you need a standard VDL representation for wire
	// compatibility.  E.g. the VDL time package defines Duration and Time for
	// wire compatibility, but we want the generated code to use the standard Go
	// time package.
	//
	// The key of the map is the name of the VDL type (aka WireType), which must
	// be defined in the vdl package associated with the vdl.config file.
	//
	// The code generator assumes the existence of a pair of conversion functions
	// converting between the wire and native types, and will automatically call
	// vdl.RegisterNative with these function names.
	//
	// Assuming the name of the WireType is Foo:
	//   func fooToNative(x Foo, n *Native) error
	//   func fooFromNative(x *Foo, n Native) error
	WireToNativeTypes map[string]GoType
}

// GoType describes the Go type information associated with a VDL type.
// See v.io/x/ref/lib/vdl/testdata/native for examples.
type GoType struct {
	// Kind is the kind of Type.
	Kind GoKind
	// Type is the Go type to use in generated code, instead of the VDL type.
	Type string
	// Zero specifies zero value setting and checking behavior.
	Zero GoZero
	// ToNative and FromNative overrides the names of the native conversion
	// functions.  If unspecified, the default functions are of the form:
	//   WireTypeToNative(wire WireType, native *NativeType) error
	//   WireTypeFromNative(wire *WireType, native NativeType) error
	ToNative string
	FromNative string
	// Imports are the Go imports referenced by the Type, ToNative and FromNative
	// fields.  In each field, use the standard local package name, and specify
	// the import package here.  E.g. to specify the native type time.Time:
	//   GoType{
	//     Kind:    Struct,
	//     Type:    "time.Time",
	//     Zero:    {Mode: Canonical, IsZero: ".IsZero()"},
	//     Imports: {{Path: "time", Name: "time"}},
	//   }
	Imports []GoImport
}

// GoKind describes the kind of Go type.
type GoKind enum {
	Struct
	Bool
	Number
	String
	Array
	Slice
	Map
	Pointer
	Iface
}

// GoImport describes Go import information.
type GoImport struct {
	// Path is the package path that uniquely identifies the imported package.
	Path string
	// Name is the name of the package identified by Path.  Due to Go conventions,
	// it is typically just the basename of Path, but may be set to something
	// different if the imported package doesn't follow Go conventions.
	Name string
}

// GoZero describes Go zero value behavior.
//
// REQUIRED: Either Mode == Unique or IsZero is set.  We will not perform
// native/wire conversions to check zero values.
type GoZero struct {
	Mode GoZeroMode
	// IsZero specifies a field, method or function that returns true iff the
	// native value represents the VDL zero value.
	//
	// If IsZero starts with a dot (.), it is assumed to be a field or method.
	// The field type or method return type must be bool.  Generated code will
	// apply the IsZero string verbatim to expressions of the native type.
	//
	// If IsZero doesn't start with a dot(.), it is assumed to be a function whose
	// return type must be bool.  Generated code will call the function with a
	// single argument that is an expression of the native type.
	//
	// TODO(toddw): The function form of IsZero isn't implemented.
	IsZero string
	// TODO(toddw): Add a SetZero field, which is like IsZero, but returns an
	// expression that sets the zero value.
}

// GoZeroMode describes the relationship between the Go zero value of the native
// type, and the VDL zero value.
type GoZeroMode enum {
	// Unknown specifies that the Go zero value does not represent the VDL zero
	// value.  This is the default.
	//
	// In this mode we generate slow code to perform native/wire conversions for
	// setting zero values.  To check zero values we require that the IsZero
	// field, method or function is set.
	Unknown
	// Canonical specifies that the Go zero value of the native type is the
	// canonical representation of the VDL zero value, but is not the only zero
	// value representation.  E.g. the zero value of native time.Time is the
	// canonical representation of zero, but isn't the only zero since zeros also
	// exist for different locations.
	//
	// In this mode we generate fast code for setting zero values.  To check zero
	// values we require that the IsZero field, method or function is set.
	Canonical
	// Unique specifies that the Go zero value of the native type is the only
	// representation of the VDL zero value.  E.g. the zero value of time.Duration
	// (which has base type int64) is the only representation of zero.
	//
	// In this mode we generate fast code for both setting and checking zero
	// values.
	Unique
}

// JavaConfig specifies java specific configuration.
type JavaConfig struct {
	// WireToNativeTypes specifies the mapping from a VDL wire type to its Java
	// native type representation.  This is rarely used and easy to configure
	// incorrectly; usage is currently restricted to packages that are explicitly
	// whitelisted.
	//
	// WireToNativeTypes are meant for scenarios where there is an idiomatic Java
	// type used in your code, but you need a standard VDL representation for wire
	// compatibility.  E.g. the VDL time package defines Duration and Time for
	// wire compatibility, but we want the generated code to use the org.joda.time
	// package.
	//
	// The key of the map is the name of the VDL type (aka WireType), which must
	// be defined in the vdl package associated with the vdl.config file.
	//
	// The code generator assumes that the conversion functions will be registered
	// in java vdl package.
	WireToNativeTypes map[string]string

	// WireTypeRenames specifies the mapping from a VDL wire type name to its
	// Java native type name.
	//
	// WireTypeRenames are meant for scenarios where the VDL wire name
	// conflicts in some way with the Java native names, e.g., a VDL Integer
	// type could be named VInteger for clarity.
	//
	// When combined with WireToNativeTypes, this feature allows us to attach
	// functions to VDL types.  For example, we may rename AccessList VDL type
	// into WireAccessList and then map WireAccessList to our Java native type
	// AccessList which defines functions on the VDL data.
	//
	// The key of the map is the name of the VDL wire type, which must be
	// defined in the vdl package associated with the vdl.config file.
	WireTypeRenames map[string]string
}

// JavascriptConfig specifies javascript specific configuration.
type JavascriptConfig struct {
}

// SwiftConfig specifies swift specific configuration for this package.
// Note that despite the SwiftConfig options for a given package (which should be
// very rare in practice), we still need to know the name of the swift module
// that this package relates to to properly understand import boundaries between
// projects/frameworks/modules.
//
// We do this by defining a file called "swiftmodule" that contains JUST the
// name of the Swift module at the root of your VDL packages. For example,
// if you have the VDL files for your Xcode project/target called UberForCats
// at /Users/aaron/uberforcats/vdl, then create
// /Users/aaron/uberforcats/vdl/com.uberforcats/swiftmodule and have it just contain
// "UberForCats". We then will treat any VDL files contained in that directory and
// any subdirectories as part of the UberForCats Swift module, ultimately letting
// the compiler and will automatically do the right thing if others import your package.
// If you don't do this then nobody will be able to import your VDL types in Swift,
// and you might end up with extra long class/pkg names (ComuberforcatsServicesProfit
// instead of ServicesProfit for $VDLROOT/com.uberforcats/services/profit).
//
// If you are creating multiple Swift modules for a given $VDLROOT then just place
// swiftmodule files at the logical boundaries. For eample, we do this for v.io/v23
// to be exported to the VanadiumCore framework, but everything under v.io/v23/services
// lives in the VanadiumServices framework.
type SwiftConfig struct {
	// WireToNativeTypes specifies the mapping from a VDL wire type to its Swift
	// native type representation.  This is rarely used and easy to configure
	// incorrectly; usage is currently restricted to packages that are explicitly
	// whitelisted.
	//
	// WireToNativeTypes are meant for scenarios where there is an idiomatic Swift
	// type used in your code, but you need a standard VDL representation for wire
	// compatibility.  E.g. the VDL time package defines Duration and Time for
	// wire compatibility, but we want the generated code to use NSDate or NSTimeInterval
	//
	// The key of the map is the name of the VDL type (aka WireType), which must
	// be defined in the vdl package associated with the vdl.config file.
	//
	// The code generator assumes that the conversion functions will be registered
	// in Swift vdl package.
	WireToNativeTypes map[string]string
}