# NOTE: Do not add `from __future__ import annotations` to this file. This file
# provides coverage for the case where we don't have deferred evaluation of
# annotations.

import asyncio
import logging
import sys
from logging.handlers import QueueHandler
from queue import SimpleQueue
from typing import Annotated, no_type_check

import pytest

import dbus_fast.introspection as intr
from dbus_fast import DBusError, aio, glib
from dbus_fast.annotations import DBusDict, DBusInt64, DBusSignature, DBusStr
from dbus_fast.message import MessageFlag
from dbus_fast.service import ServiceInterface, dbus_method
from dbus_fast.signature import Variant
from tests.util import check_gi_repository, skip_reason_no_gi

has_gi = check_gi_repository()


class ExampleInterface(ServiceInterface):
    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__("test.interface")

    @dbus_method()
    def Ping(self):
        pass

    @dbus_method()
    def EchoInt64(self, what: DBusInt64) -> DBusInt64:
        return what

    # This one intentionally keeps string-style annotations for coverage purposes.
    @no_type_check
    @dbus_method()
    def EchoString(self, what: "s") -> "s":
        return what

    @dbus_method()
    def ConcatStrings(self, what1: DBusStr, what2: DBusStr) -> DBusStr:
        return what1 + what2

    @dbus_method()
    def EchoThree(
        self, what1: DBusStr, what2: DBusStr, what3: DBusStr
    ) -> Annotated[tuple[str, str, str], DBusSignature("sss")]:
        return what1, what2, what3

    @dbus_method()
    def GetComplex(self) -> DBusDict:
        """Return complex output."""
        return {"hello": Variant("s", "world")}

    @dbus_method()
    def ThrowsError(self):
        raise DBusError("test.error", "something went wrong")


@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_aio_proxy_object():
    bus_name = "aio.client.test.methods"

    bus = await aio.MessageBus().connect()
    bus2 = await aio.MessageBus().connect()
    await bus.request_name(bus_name)
    service_interface = ExampleInterface()
    bus.export("/test/path", service_interface)
    # add some more to test nodes
    bus.export("/test/path/child1", ExampleInterface())
    bus.export("/test/path/child2", ExampleInterface())

    introspection = await bus2.introspect(bus_name, "/test/path")
    assert type(introspection) is intr.Node
    obj = bus2.get_proxy_object(bus_name, "/test/path", introspection)
    interface = obj.get_interface(service_interface.name)

    children = obj.get_children()
    assert len(children) == 2
    for child in obj.get_children():
        assert type(child) is aio.ProxyObject

    result = await interface.call_ping()
    assert result is None

    result = await interface.call_echo_string("hello")
    assert result == "hello"

    result = await interface.call_concat_strings("hello ", "world")
    assert result == "hello world"

    result = await interface.call_echo_three("hello", "there", "world")
    assert result == ["hello", "there", "world"]

    result = await interface.call_echo_int64(-10000)
    assert result == -10000

    result = await interface.call_echo_string(
        "no reply", flags=MessageFlag.NO_REPLY_EXPECTED
    )
    assert result is None

    result = await interface.call_get_complex()
    assert result == {"hello": Variant("s", "world")}

    result = await interface.call_get_complex(unpack_variants=True)
    assert result == {"hello": "world"}

    # In addition to the exception passing through, we need to verify that
    # the exception doesn't trigger logging errors.
    log_error_queue = SimpleQueue()
    log_handler = QueueHandler(log_error_queue)
    logger = logging.getLogger()

    logger.addHandler(log_handler)
    try:
        with pytest.raises(DBusError):
            try:
                await interface.call_throws_error()
            except DBusError as e:
                assert e.reply is not None
                assert e.type == "test.error"
                assert e.text == "something went wrong"
                raise e
    finally:
        logger.removeHandler(log_handler)

    assert log_error_queue.empty(), log_error_queue.get_nowait()

    bus.disconnect()
    bus2.disconnect()
    await asyncio.wait_for(bus.wait_for_disconnect(), timeout=1)
    await asyncio.wait_for(bus2.wait_for_disconnect(), timeout=1)


@pytest.mark.skipif(
    sys.version_info[:3][1] in (10, 11, 12, 13), reason="segfaults on py3.10/py3.11"
)
@pytest.mark.skipif(not has_gi, reason=skip_reason_no_gi)
def test_glib_proxy_object():
    bus_name = "glib.client.test.methods"
    bus = glib.MessageBus().connect_sync()
    bus.request_name_sync(bus_name)
    service_interface = ExampleInterface()
    bus.export("/test/path", service_interface)

    bus2 = glib.MessageBus().connect_sync()
    introspection = bus2.introspect_sync(bus_name, "/test/path")
    assert type(introspection) is intr.Node
    obj = bus.get_proxy_object(bus_name, "/test/path", introspection)
    interface = obj.get_interface(service_interface.name)

    result = interface.call_ping_sync()
    assert result is None

    result = interface.call_echo_string_sync("hello")
    assert result == "hello"

    result = interface.call_concat_strings_sync("hello ", "world")
    assert result == "hello world"

    result = interface.call_echo_three_sync("hello", "there", "world")
    assert result == ["hello", "there", "world"]

    result = interface.call_get_complex_sync()
    assert result == {"hello": Variant("s", "world")}

    result = interface.call_get_complex_sync(unpack_variants=True)
    assert result == {"hello": "world"}

    # In addition to the exception passing through, we need to verify that
    # the exception doesn't trigger logging errors.
    log_error_queue = SimpleQueue()
    log_handler = QueueHandler(log_error_queue)
    logger = logging.getLogger()

    logger.addHandler(log_handler)
    try:
        with pytest.raises(DBusError):
            try:
                result = interface.call_throws_error_sync()
                assert False, result
            except DBusError as e:
                assert e.reply is not None
                assert e.type == "test.error"
                assert e.text == "something went wrong"
                raise e
    finally:
        logger.removeHandler(log_handler)

    assert log_error_queue.empty()

    bus.disconnect()
    bus2.disconnect()