# Dynamic settings the user can change within the app (helpful for self-hosting)
class Setting < RailsSettings::Base
  class ValidationError < StandardError; end

  cache_prefix { "v1" }

  # Third-party API keys
  field :twelve_data_api_key, type: :string, default: ENV["TWELVE_DATA_API_KEY"]
  field :openai_access_token, type: :string, default: ENV["OPENAI_ACCESS_TOKEN"]
  field :openai_uri_base, type: :string, default: ENV["OPENAI_URI_BASE"]
  field :openai_model, type: :string, default: ENV["OPENAI_MODEL"]
  field :openai_json_mode, type: :string, default: ENV["LLM_JSON_MODE"]
  field :external_assistant_url, type: :string
  field :external_assistant_token, type: :string
  field :external_assistant_agent_id, type: :string
  field :brand_fetch_client_id, type: :string, default: ENV["BRAND_FETCH_CLIENT_ID"]
  field :brand_fetch_high_res_logos, type: :boolean, default: ENV.fetch("BRAND_FETCH_HIGH_RES_LOGOS", "false") == "true"

  BRAND_FETCH_LOGO_SIZE_STANDARD = 40
  BRAND_FETCH_LOGO_SIZE_HIGH_RES = 120
  # Matches both legacy single-segment URLs (`/apple.com/icon/...`) and
  # explicit type-routed URLs introduced 2026 (`/crypto/BTC/icon/...`,
  # `/domain/apple.com/icon/...`). `[^?]+` reaches across the extra slash
  # so transform_brand_fetch_url can rewrite the size params on both shapes.
  BRAND_FETCH_URL_PATTERN = %r{(https://cdn\.brandfetch\.io/[^?]+/icon/fallback/lettermark/)w/\d+/h/\d+(\?c=.+)}

  def self.brand_fetch_logo_size
    brand_fetch_high_res_logos ? BRAND_FETCH_LOGO_SIZE_HIGH_RES : BRAND_FETCH_LOGO_SIZE_STANDARD
  end

  # Transforms a stored Brandfetch URL to use the current logo size setting
  def self.transform_brand_fetch_url(url)
    return url unless url.present? && url.match?(BRAND_FETCH_URL_PATTERN)

    size = brand_fetch_logo_size
    url.gsub(BRAND_FETCH_URL_PATTERN, "\\1w/#{size}/h/#{size}\\2")
  end

  # Provider selection
  field :exchange_rate_provider, type: :string, default: ENV.fetch("EXCHANGE_RATE_PROVIDER", "twelve_data")
  field :securities_provider, type: :string, default: ENV.fetch("SECURITIES_PROVIDER", "twelve_data")

  # Multi-provider: comma-separated list of enabled securities providers
  field :securities_providers, type: :string, default: ENV.fetch("SECURITIES_PROVIDERS", "")

  # New provider API keys (encrypted at rest — see EncryptedSettingFields below)
  field :tiingo_api_key, type: :string, default: ENV["TIINGO_API_KEY"]
  field :eodhd_api_key, type: :string, default: ENV["EODHD_API_KEY"]
  field :alpha_vantage_api_key, type: :string, default: ENV["ALPHA_VANTAGE_API_KEY"]

  # Transparent encryption for API key fields.  The `field` macro defines the
  # raw getter/setter on the class.  By prepending this module we intercept
  # reads (decrypt) and writes (encrypt) while `super` delegates to the
  # original getter/setter generated by rails-settings-cached.
  #
  # Backward-compatible: if decryption fails (e.g. the value was stored before
  # encryption was enabled) the raw value is returned as-is.
  module EncryptedSettingFields
    ENCRYPTED_FIELDS = %i[
      twelve_data_api_key
      tiingo_api_key
      eodhd_api_key
      alpha_vantage_api_key
      openai_access_token
      external_assistant_token
    ].freeze

    ENCRYPTED_FIELDS.each do |field_name|
      define_method(field_name) do
        raw = super()
        decrypt_setting(raw)
      end

      define_method(:"#{field_name}=") do |value|
        super(encrypt_setting(value))
      end
    end

    private

      def setting_encryptor
        @setting_encryptor ||= begin
          key = ActiveSupport::KeyGenerator.new(
            Rails.application.secret_key_base
          ).generate_key("setting_encryption", 32)
          ActiveSupport::MessageEncryptor.new(key)
        end
      end

      def encrypt_setting(value)
        return value if value.blank?
        setting_encryptor.encrypt_and_sign(value)
      end

      def decrypt_setting(value)
        return value if value.blank?
        setting_encryptor.decrypt_and_verify(value)
      rescue ActiveSupport::MessageVerifier::InvalidSignature,
             ActiveSupport::MessageEncryptor::InvalidMessage
        # Value was stored before encryption was enabled — return as-is.
        # It will be re-encrypted on next write.
        value
      end
  end

  class << self
    prepend EncryptedSettingFields
  end

  def self.enabled_securities_providers
    plural = ENV["SECURITIES_PROVIDERS"].presence || securities_providers.presence
    if plural.present?
      plural.to_s.split(",").map(&:strip).reject(&:blank?)
    else
      # Backward compat: fall back to singular setting
      [ ENV["SECURITIES_PROVIDER"].presence || securities_provider ].compact
    end
  end

  # Sync settings - check both provider env vars for default
  # Only defaults to true if neither provider explicitly disables pending
  SYNCS_INCLUDE_PENDING_DEFAULT = begin
    simplefin = ENV.fetch("SIMPLEFIN_INCLUDE_PENDING", "1") == "1"
    plaid = ENV.fetch("PLAID_INCLUDE_PENDING", "1") == "1"
    simplefin && plaid
  end
  field :syncs_include_pending, type: :boolean, default: SYNCS_INCLUDE_PENDING_DEFAULT
  field :auto_sync_enabled, type: :boolean, default: ENV.fetch("AUTO_SYNC_ENABLED", "1") == "1"
  field :auto_sync_time, type: :string, default: ENV.fetch("AUTO_SYNC_TIME", "02:22")
  field :auto_sync_timezone, type: :string, default: ENV.fetch("AUTO_SYNC_TIMEZONE", "UTC")

  AUTO_SYNC_TIME_FORMAT = /\A([01]?\d|2[0-3]):([0-5]\d)\z/

  def self.valid_auto_sync_time?(time_str)
    return false if time_str.blank?
    AUTO_SYNC_TIME_FORMAT.match?(time_str.to_s.strip)
  end

  def self.valid_auto_sync_timezone?(timezone_str)
    return false if timezone_str.blank?
    ActiveSupport::TimeZone[timezone_str].present?
  end

  # Dynamic fields are now stored as individual entries with "dynamic:" prefix
  # This prevents race conditions and ensures each field is independently managed

  # Onboarding and app settings
  ONBOARDING_STATES = %w[open closed invite_only].freeze
  DEFAULT_ONBOARDING_STATE = begin
    env_value = ENV["ONBOARDING_STATE"].to_s.presence || "open"
    ONBOARDING_STATES.include?(env_value) ? env_value : "open"
  end

  field :onboarding_state, type: :string, default: DEFAULT_ONBOARDING_STATE
  field :require_invite_for_signup, type: :boolean, default: false
  field :require_email_confirmation, type: :boolean, default: ENV.fetch("REQUIRE_EMAIL_CONFIRMATION", "true") == "true"
  field :invite_only_default_family_id, type: :string, default: nil

  def self.validate_onboarding_state!(state)
    return if ONBOARDING_STATES.include?(state)

    raise ValidationError, I18n.t("settings.hostings.update.invalid_onboarding_state")
  end

  class << self
    alias_method :raw_onboarding_state, :onboarding_state
    alias_method :raw_onboarding_state=, :onboarding_state=
    alias_method :raw_openai_model, :openai_model
    alias_method :raw_openai_model=, :openai_model=

    def onboarding_state
      value = raw_onboarding_state
      return "invite_only" if value.blank? && require_invite_for_signup

      value.presence || DEFAULT_ONBOARDING_STATE
    end

    def onboarding_state=(state)
      validate_onboarding_state!(state)
      self.require_invite_for_signup = state == "invite_only"
      self.raw_onboarding_state = state
    end

    def openai_model=(value)
      old_value = raw_openai_model
      self.raw_openai_model = value

      if old_value != value && old_value.present?
        Rails.logger.info("OpenAI model changed from #{old_value} to #{value}, clearing AI cache for all families")
        Family.find_each do |family|
          ClearAiCacheJob.perform_later(family)
        end
      end
    end

    # Support dynamic field access via bracket notation
    # First checks if it's a declared field, then falls back to individual dynamic entries
    def [](key)
      key_str = key.to_s

      # Check if it's a declared field first
      if respond_to?(key_str)
        public_send(key_str)
      else
        # Fall back to individual dynamic entry lookup
        find_by(var: dynamic_key_name(key_str))&.value
      end
    end

    def []=(key, value)
      key_str = key.to_s

      # If it's a declared field, use the setter
      if respond_to?("#{key_str}=")
        public_send("#{key_str}=", value)
      else
        # Store as individual dynamic entry
        dynamic_key = dynamic_key_name(key_str)
        if value.nil?
          where(var: dynamic_key).destroy_all
          clear_cache
        else
          # Use upsert for atomic insert/update to avoid race conditions
          upsert({ var: dynamic_key, value: value.to_yaml }, unique_by: :var)
          clear_cache
        end
      end
    end

    # Check if a dynamic field exists (useful to distinguish nil value vs missing key)
    def key?(key)
      key_str = key.to_s
      return true if respond_to?(key_str)

      # Check if dynamic entry exists
      where(var: dynamic_key_name(key_str)).exists?
    end

    # Delete a dynamic field
    def delete(key)
      key_str = key.to_s
      return nil if respond_to?(key_str) # Can't delete declared fields

      dynamic_key = dynamic_key_name(key_str)
      value = self[key_str]
      where(var: dynamic_key).destroy_all
      clear_cache
      value
    end

    # List all dynamic field keys (excludes declared fields)
    def dynamic_keys
      where("var LIKE ?", "dynamic:%").pluck(:var).map { |var| var.sub(/^dynamic:/, "") }
    end

    private

      def dynamic_key_name(key_str)
        "dynamic:#{key_str}"
      end
  end

  # Validates OpenAI configuration requires model when custom URI base is set
  def self.validate_openai_config!(uri_base: nil, model: nil)
    # Use provided values or current settings
    uri_base_value = uri_base.nil? ? openai_uri_base : uri_base
    model_value = model.nil? ? openai_model : model

    # If custom URI base is set, model must also be set
    if uri_base_value.present? && model_value.blank?
      raise ValidationError, "OpenAI model is required when custom URI base is configured"
    end
  end
end