// m11 pong rules: one pure `pongUpdate`, built from small steps that each return a new piece of state.
import { H, W, PADDLE, PLAYER_X, CPU_X, WIN, initialPong } from './model.js'
import { nextUint32 } from '../random.js'

export const clamp = (lo, hi, x) => Math.min(hi, Math.max(lo, x))

const clampPaddle = (y) => clamp(0, H - PADDLE, y)

const movePlayer = (state) =>
  clampPaddle(state.player + (state.held.down ? 1 : 0) - (state.held.up ? 1 : 0))

// The cpu chases the middle of its paddle toward the ball, one cell every other frame.
const moveCpu = (state, frame) =>
  frame % 2 === 0 ? clampPaddle(state.cpu + Math.sign(state.ball.y - PADDLE / 2 - state.cpu)) : state.cpu

const hits = (paddle, y) => paddle <= y && y < paddle + PADDLE

// Where the ball goes next, given the paddles' new positions. `scorer` says who got the point, if anyone.
const moveBall = (state, player, cpu) => {
  const { ball, vel } = state
  const wall = ball.y + vel.dy < 0 || ball.y + vel.dy >= H
  const dy = wall ? -vel.dy : vel.dy
  const ny = ball.y + dy
  const nx = ball.x + vel.dx
  const bounce =
    (nx === PLAYER_X && vel.dx < 0 && hits(player, ny)) ||
    (nx === CPU_X && vel.dx > 0 && hits(cpu, ny))
  return {
    ball: { x: bounce ? ball.x : nx, y: ny },
    vel: { dx: bounce ? -vel.dx : vel.dx, dy },
    scorer: nx < 0 ? 'cpu' : nx >= W ? 'player' : null,
  }
}

// After a point the ball restarts in the middle, heading toward whoever conceded; the seed picks up or down.
const serve = (state, scorer) => {
  const [r, seed] = nextUint32(state.seed)
  const score = { ...state.score, [scorer]: state.score[scorer] + 1 }
  return {
    ...state,
    ball: { x: 40, y: 25 },
    vel: { dx: scorer === 'cpu' ? -1 : 1, dy: r % 2 === 0 ? 1 : -1 },
    score,
    seed,
    status: score[scorer] >= WIN ? 'Over' : 'Playing',
  }
}

const frame = (state) => {
  if (state.status !== 'Playing') return state
  const n = state.frame + 1
  const player = movePlayer(state)
  const cpu = moveCpu(state, n)
  const { scorer, ...moved } = moveBall(state, player, cpu)
  const next = { ...state, ...moved, player, cpu, frame: n }
  return scorer === null ? next : serve(next, scorer)
}

// Only the keys the model knows ('Up', 'Down') are held; anything else leaves the state alone.
const heldFlag = { Up: 'up', Down: 'down' }

const setHeld = (state, key, value) =>
  Object.hasOwn(heldFlag, key) ? { ...state, held: { ...state.held, [heldFlag[key]]: value } } : state

export const pongUpdate = (state, action) => {
  switch (action.tag) {
    case 'Press': return setHeld(state, action.key, true)
    case 'Release': return setHeld(state, action.key, false)
    case 'Restart': return initialPong(state.seed)
    case 'Frame': return frame(state)
    default: return state
  }
}