@use 'sass:list';
@use 'sass:map';
@use 'sass:meta';
@use 'sass:color';
@use '../theming/theming';
@use './palette';

/// Extracts a color from a palette or throws an error if it doesn't exist.
/// @param {Map} $palette The palette from which to extract a color.
/// @param {String | Number} $hue The hue for which to get the color.
@function _get-color-from-palette($palette, $hue) {
  @if map.has-key($palette, $hue) {
    @return map.get($palette, $hue);
  }

  @error 'Hue "' + $hue + '" does not exist in palette. Available hues are: ' + map.keys($palette);
}

/// For a given hue in a palette, return the contrast color from the map of contrast palettes.
/// @param {Map} $palette The palette from which to extract a color.
/// @param {String | Number} $hue The hue for which to get a contrast color.
/// @returns {Color} The contrast color for the given palette and hue.
@function get-contrast-color-from-palette($palette, $hue) {
  @return map.get(map.get($palette, contrast), $hue);
}

/// Creates a map of hues to colors for a theme. This is used to define a theme palette in terms
/// of the Material Design hues.
/// @param {Map} $base-palette Map of hue keys to color values for the basis for this palette.
/// @param {String | Number} $default Default hue for this palette.
/// @param {String | Number} $lighter "lighter" hue for this palette.
/// @param {String | Number} $darker "darker" hue for this palette.
/// @param {String | Number} $text "text" hue for this palette.
/// @returns {Map} A complete Angular Material theming palette.
@function define-palette(
  $base-palette,
  $default: 500,
  $lighter: 100,
  $darker: 700,
  $text: $default
) {
  $result: map.merge(
    $base-palette,
    (
      default: _get-color-from-palette($base-palette, $default),
      lighter: _get-color-from-palette($base-palette, $lighter),
      darker: _get-color-from-palette($base-palette, $darker),
      text: _get-color-from-palette($base-palette, $text),
      default-contrast: get-contrast-color-from-palette($base-palette, $default),
      lighter-contrast: get-contrast-color-from-palette($base-palette, $lighter),
      darker-contrast: get-contrast-color-from-palette($base-palette, $darker),
    )
  );

  // For each hue in the palette, add a "-contrast" color to the map.
  @each $hue, $color in $base-palette {
    $result: map.merge(
      $result,
      (
        '#{$hue}-contrast': get-contrast-color-from-palette($base-palette, $hue),
      )
    );
  }

  @return $result;
}

/// Gets a color from a theme palette (the output of mat-palette).
/// The hue can be one of the standard values (500, A400, etc.), one of the three preconfigured
/// hues (default, lighter, darker), or any of the aforementioned suffixed with "-contrast".
///
/// @param {Map} $palette The palette from which to extract a color.
/// @param {String | Number} $hue The hue from the palette to use. If this is a value between 0
//     and 1, it will be treated as opacity.
/// @param {Number} $opacity The alpha channel value for the color.
/// @returns {Color} The color for the given palette, hue, and opacity.
@function get-color-from-palette($palette, $hue: default, $opacity: null) {
  // If hueKey is a number between zero and one, then it actually contains an
  // opacity value, so recall this function with the default hue and that given opacity.
  @if meta.type-of($hue) == number and $hue >= 0 and $hue <= 1 {
    @return get-color-from-palette($palette, default, $hue);
  }

  // We cast the $hue to a string, because some hues starting with a number, like `700-contrast`,
  // might be inferred as numbers by Sass. Casting them to string fixes the map lookup.
  $color: if(map.has-key($palette, $hue), map.get($palette, $hue), map.get($palette, $hue + ''));

  @if (meta.type-of($color) != color) {
    // If the $color resolved to something different from a color (e.g. a CSS variable),
    // we can't apply the opacity anyway so we return the value as is, otherwise Sass can
    // throw an error or output something invalid.
    @return $color;
  }

  @return rgba($color, if($opacity == null, color.opacity($color), $opacity));
}

// Validates the specified theme by ensuring that the optional color config defines
// a primary, accent and warn palette. Returns the theme if no failures were found.
@function _mat-validate-theme($theme) {
  @if map.get($theme, color) {
    $color: map.get($theme, color);
    @if not map.get($color, primary) {
      @error 'Theme does not define a valid "primary" palette.';
    } @else if not map.get($color, accent) {
      @error 'Theme does not define a valid "accent" palette.';
    } @else if not map.get($color, warn) {
      @error 'Theme does not define a valid "warn" palette.';
    }
  }
  @return $theme;
}

// Creates a light-themed color configuration from the specified
// primary, accent and warn palettes.
@function _mat-create-light-color-config($primary, $accent, $warn: null) {
  @return (
    primary: $primary,
    accent: $accent,
    warn: if($warn != null, $warn, define-palette(palette.$red-palette)),
    is-dark: false,
    foreground: palette.$light-theme-foreground-palette,
    background: palette.$light-theme-background-palette
  );
}

// Creates a dark-themed color configuration from the specified
// primary, accent and warn palettes.
@function _mat-create-dark-color-config($primary, $accent, $warn: null) {
  @return (
    primary: $primary,
    accent: $accent,
    warn: if($warn != null, $warn, define-palette(palette.$red-palette)),
    is-dark: true,
    foreground: palette.$dark-theme-foreground-palette,
    background: palette.$dark-theme-background-palette
  );
}

// TODO: Remove legacy API and rename `$primary` below to `$config`. Currently it cannot be renamed
// as it would break existing apps that set the parameter by name.

/// Creates a container object for a light theme to be given to individual component theme mixins.
/// @param {Map} $primary The theme configuration object.
/// @returns {Map} A complete Angular Material theme map.
@function define-light-theme($primary, $accent: null, $warn: define-palette(palette.$red-palette)) {
  // This function creates a container object for the individual component theme mixins. Consumers
  // can construct such an object by calling this function, or by building the object manually.
  // There are two possible ways to invoke this function in order to create such an object:
  //
  //    (1) Passing in a map that holds optional configurations for individual parts of the
  //        theming system. For `color` configurations, the function only expects the palettes
  //        for `primary` and `accent` (and optionally `warn`). The function will expand the
  //        shorthand into an actual configuration that can be consumed in `-color` mixins.
  //    (2) Legacy pattern: Passing in the palettes as parameters. This is not as flexible
  //        as passing in a configuration map because only the `color` system can be configured.
  //
  // If the legacy pattern is used, we generate a container object only with a light-themed
  // configuration for the `color` theming part.
  @if $accent != null {
    @warn theming.$private-legacy-theme-warning;
    $theme: _mat-validate-theme(
      (
        _is-legacy-theme: true,
        color: _mat-create-light-color-config($primary, $accent, $warn),
      )
    );

    @return _internalize-theme(theming.private-create-backwards-compatibility-theme($theme));
  }
  // If the map pattern is used (1), we just pass-through the configurations for individual
  // parts of the theming system, but update the `color` configuration if set. As explained
  // above, the color shorthand will be expanded to an actual light-themed color configuration.
  $result: $primary;
  @if map.get($primary, color) {
    $color-settings: map.get($primary, color);
    $primary: map.get($color-settings, primary);
    $accent: map.get($color-settings, accent);
    $warn: map.get($color-settings, warn);
    $result: map.merge(
      $result,
      (
        color: _mat-create-light-color-config($primary, $accent, $warn),
      )
    );
  }
  @return _internalize-theme(
    theming.private-create-backwards-compatibility-theme(_mat-validate-theme($result))
  );
}

// TODO: Remove legacy API and rename below `$primary` to `$config`. Currently it cannot be renamed
// as it would break existing apps that set the parameter by name.

/// Creates a container object for a dark theme to be given to individual component theme mixins.
/// @param {Map} $primary The theme configuration object.
/// @returns {Map} A complete Angular Material theme map.
@function define-dark-theme($primary, $accent: null, $warn: define-palette(palette.$red-palette)) {
  // This function creates a container object for the individual component theme mixins. Consumers
  // can construct such an object by calling this function, or by building the object manually.
  // There are two possible ways to invoke this function in order to create such an object:
  //
  //    (1) Passing in a map that holds optional configurations for individual parts of the
  //        theming system. For `color` configurations, the function only expects the palettes
  //        for `primary` and `accent` (and optionally `warn`). The function will expand the
  //        shorthand into an actual configuration that can be consumed in `-color` mixins.
  //    (2) Legacy pattern: Passing in the palettes as parameters. This is not as flexible
  //        as passing in a configuration map because only the `color` system can be configured.
  //
  // If the legacy pattern is used, we generate a container object only with a dark-themed
  // configuration for the `color` theming part.
  @if $accent != null {
    @warn theming.$private-legacy-theme-warning;
    $theme: _mat-validate-theme(
      (
        _is-legacy-theme: true,
        color: _mat-create-dark-color-config($primary, $accent, $warn),
      )
    );
    @return _internalize-theme(theming.private-create-backwards-compatibility-theme($theme));
  }
  // If the map pattern is used (1), we just pass-through the configurations for individual
  // parts of the theming system, but update the `color` configuration if set. As explained
  // above, the color shorthand will be expanded to an actual dark-themed color configuration.
  $result: $primary;
  @if map.get($primary, color) {
    $color-settings: map.get($primary, color);
    $primary: map.get($color-settings, primary);
    $accent: map.get($color-settings, accent);
    $warn: map.get($color-settings, warn);
    $result: map.merge(
      $result,
      (
        color: _mat-create-dark-color-config($primary, $accent, $warn),
      )
    );
  }
  @return _internalize-theme(
    theming.private-create-backwards-compatibility-theme(_mat-validate-theme($result))
  );
}

/// Gets the color configuration from the given theme or configuration.
/// @param {Map} $theme The theme map returned from `define-light-theme` or `define-dark-theme`.
/// @param {Map} $default The default value returned if the given `$theme` does not include a
///     `color` configuration.
/// @returns {Map} Color configuration for a theme.
@function get-color-config($theme, $default: null) {
  @return theming.private-get-color-config($theme, $default);
}

/// Gets the density configuration from the given theme or configuration.
/// @param {Map|string|number} $theme-or-config  The theme map returned from `define-light-theme` or
///     `define-dark-theme`.
/// @param {string|number} $default The default value returned if the given `$theme` does not
///     include a `density` configuration.
/// @returns {string|number} Density configuration for a theme.
@function get-density-config($theme-or-config, $default: 0) {
  @return theming.private-get-density-config($theme-or-config, $default);
}

/// Gets the typography configuration from the given theme or configuration.
/// For backwards compatibility, typography is not included by default.
/// @param {Map} $theme-or-config  The theme map returned from `define-light-theme` or
///     `define-dark-theme`.
/// @param {Map} $default The default value returned if the given `$theme` does not include a
///     `typography` configuration.
/// @returns {Map} Typography configuration for a theme.
@function get-typography-config($theme-or-config, $default: null) {
  @return theming.private-get-typography-config($theme-or-config, $default);
}

/// Copies the given theme object and nests it within itself under a secret key and replaces the
/// original map keys with error values. This allows the inspection API which is aware of the secret
/// key to access the real values, but attempts to directly access the map will result in errors.
/// @param {Map} $theme The theme map.
@function _internalize-theme($theme) {
  @if map.has-key($theme, theming.$private-internal-name) {
    @return $theme;
  }
  $internalized-theme: (
    theming.$private-internal-name: (
      theme-version: 0,
      m2-config: $theme,
    ),
  );
  @if (theming.$theme-legacy-inspection-api-compatibility) {
    @return map.merge($theme, $internalized-theme);
  }
  $error-theme: _replace-values-with-errors(
    $theme,
    'Theme may only be accessed via theme inspection API'
  );
  @return map.merge($error-theme, $internalized-theme);
}

/// Replaces concrete CSS values with errors in a theme object.
/// Errors are represented as a map `(ERROR: <message>)`. Because maps are not valid CSS values,
/// the Sass will not compile if the user tries to use any of the error theme values in their CSS.
/// Users will see a message about `(ERROR: <message>)` not being a valid CSS value. Using the
/// message, that winds up getting shown, we can help explain to users why they're getting the
/// error.
/// @param {*} $value The theme value to replace with errors.
/// @param {String} $message The error message to sow users.
/// @return {Map} A version of $value where concrete CSS values have been replaced with errors
@function _replace-values-with-errors($value, $message) {
  $value-type: meta.type-of($value);
  @if $value-type == 'map' {
    @each $k, $v in $value {
      $value: map.set($value, $k, _replace-values-with-errors($v, $message));
    }
    @return $value;
  } @else if $value-type == 'list' and list.length($value) > 0 {
    @for $i from 1 through list.length() {
      $value: list.set-nth($value, $i, _replace-values-with-errors(list.nth($value, $i), $message));
    }
    @return $value;
  }
  @return (ERROR: $message);
}