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#ifndef __OPENSPACE_CORE___DOCUMENTATION___H__
#define __OPENSPACE_CORE___DOCUMENTATION___H__

#include <ghoul/misc/boolean.h>
#include <ghoul/misc/exception.h>
#include <ghoul/misc/stringconversion.h>
#include <memory>
#include <string>
#include <vector>

namespace ghoul { class Dictionary; }

namespace openspace::documentation {

class Verifier;

BooleanType(Optional);
BooleanType(Private);

/**
 * The TestResult structure returns the information from the #testSpecification method. It
 * contains the information whether test specification test was successful
 * (TestResult::success) and a list of TestResult::Offense%s (TestResult::offenses). If
 * TestResult::success is true, TestResult::offenses is guaranteed to be empty.
 */
struct TestResult {
    /**
     * An Offense is a violation against a specific verifier. The Offense::offender is the
     * key that caused the offense (in the case of nested tables, it will be fully
     * qualified identifier) and the Offense::Reason is the reason that caused the
     * offense.
     */
    struct Offense {
        /// The Reason for the offense
        enum class Reason {
            /// Unknown reason
            Unknown,
            /// The offending key that was requested was not found
            MissingKey,
            /// The key's value was not of the expected type
            WrongType,
            /// The value did not pass a necessary non-type verifier
            Verification,
            /// The identifier for a ReferencingVerifier did not exist
            UnknownIdentifier
        };
        /// The offending key that caused the Offense. In the case of a nested table,
        /// this value will be the fully qualified name of the key
        std::string offender;
        /// The Reason that caused this offense
        Reason reason = Reason::Unknown;
        /// An optional explanation for when a verification fails
        std::string explanation;
    };

    /**
     * A warning is some value that that does not exactly adhere to the specification, but
     * that also does not violate so badly to warrant an Offense. This, for example, could
     * be that a value is marked deprecated and should not be used anymore as the value
     * might be removed in a latter version.
     */
    struct Warning {
        /// The reason for the warning
        enum class Reason {
            /// The value is marked as deprecated and should not used
            Deprecated
        };

        /// The offending key that caused the Warning. In the case of a nested table,
        /// this value will be the fully qualified name of the key
        std::string offender;
        /// The Reason that caused this Warning
        Reason reason;
    };

    /// Is `true` if the TestResult is positive, `false` otherwise
    bool success = false;
    /// Contains a list of offenses that were found in the test. Is empty if
    /// TestResult::Success `true`
    std::vector<Offense> offenses;
    /// Contains a list of warnings that were found in the test
    std::vector<Warning> warnings;
};

/**
 * This exception is thrown by the #testSpecificationAndThrow method if the test detected
 * a specification violation. This class contains the TestResult that would have otherwise
 * be returned in a call to #testSpecification.
 */
struct SpecificationError final : public ghoul::RuntimeError {
    /**
     * Creates the SpecificationError exception instance.
     *
     * \param res The offending TestResult that is passed on
     * \param comp The component that initiated the specification test
     *
     * \pre \p res%'s TestResult::success must be `false`
     */
    SpecificationError(TestResult res, std::string comp);

    /// The TestResult that caused the SpecificationError to be thrown
    TestResult result;
};

void logError(const SpecificationError& error, std::string component = "");

/**
 * A DocumentationEntry provides the specification for a single key, which is tested using
 * the provided Verifier. Each DocumentationEntry can contain a textual documentation that
 * describes the entry and is printed when the documentation for a Documentation is
 * requested. Lastly, each DocumentationEntry can be Optional. If the provided key is the
 * DocumentationEntry::Wildcard, any key in the containing Documentation will be tested
 * against the provided verifier. The most convenient way of creating DocumentationEntry%s
 * is by using an inline initializer list such as:
 * ```
 * DocumentationEntry e = { "key", new IntVerifier, "Documentation text", Optional::Yes };
 * ```
 *
 * Furthermore, these initializer lists can be crated all at once for a Documentation.
 * Even if the Verifier%s are specified using the `new` operators, they will not leak
 * memory as the DocumentationEntry takes ownership of them in the constructor.
 */
struct DocumentationEntry {
    /// The wildcard character that will match against every key in a Documentation
    static const std::string Wildcard;

    /**
     * The constructor for a DocumentationEntry describing a key \p k in a Documentation.
     * The value for the key (or each value in the case of the
     * DocumentationEntry::Wildcard) is tested using the verifier \p v, that specifies the
     * conditions that the \p k%'s value has to fulfill. The textual documentation
     * \p doc shall describe the usage of the key-value pair and will be printed for human
     * consumption for example in the DocumentationEngine. Each DocumentationEntry can
     * further be \p opt.
     *
     * \param k The key for which this DocumentationEntry is valid. If this valid is
     *        equal to DocumentationEntry::Wildcard, each entry in the Documentation that
     *        contains this DocumentationEntry will be matched
     * \param v The Verifier that is used to test the \p k%'s value to determine if it is
     *        a valid value
     * \param opt Determines whether the Documentation containing this DocumentationEntry
     *        must have a key \p key, or whether it is optional
     * \param priv Determines whether the DocumentationEntry is considered private. If it
     *        is, then shall not be reported in a user-facing manner, but its values
     *        should still be checked when verifying the correctness and completeness of
     *        an entry
     * \param doc The textual documentation that describes the DocumentationEntry in a
     *        human readable format
     *
     * \pre \p k must not be empty
     * \pre \p v must not be nullptr
     */
    DocumentationEntry(std::string k, std::shared_ptr<Verifier> v,
        Optional opt = Optional::No, Private priv = Private::No, std::string doc = "");

    /**
     * The constructor for a DocumentationEntry describing a key \p k in a Documentation.
     * The value for the key (or each value in the case of the
     * DocumentationEntry::Wildcard) is tested using the verifier \p v, that specifies the
     * conditions that the \p k%'s value has to fulfill. The textual documentation
     * \p doc shall describe the usage of the key-value pair and will be printed for human
     * consumption for example in the DocumentationEngine. Each DocumentationEntry can
     * further be \p opt.
     *
     * \param k The key for which this DocumentationEntry is valid. If this valid is
     *        equal to DocumentationEntry::Wildcard, each entry in the Documentation that
     *        contains this DocumentationEntry will be matched
     * \param v The Verifier that is used to test the \p key%'s value to determine if it
     *        is a valid value. The DocumentationEntry will take ownership of the passed
     *        object
     * \param opt Determines whether the Documentation containing this DocumentationEntry
     *        must have a key \p key, or whether it is optional
     * \param priv Determines whether the DocumentationEntry is considered private. If it
     *        is, then shall not be reported in a user-facing manner, but its values
     *        should still be checked when verifying the correctness and completeness of
     *        an entry
     * \param doc The textual documentation that describes the DocumentationEntry in a
     *        human readable format
     *
     * \pre \p k must not be empty
     * \pre \p v must not be nullptr
     */
    DocumentationEntry(std::string k, Verifier* v, Optional opt = Optional::No,
        Private priv = Private::No, std::string doc = "");

    /// The key that is described by this DocumentationEntry
    std::string key;
    /// The Verifier that is used to test the key's value
    std::shared_ptr<Verifier> verifier;
    /// Determines whether the described DocumentationEntry is optional or not
    Optional optional;
    /// Determines if the entry should be visible to the user
    Private isPrivate;
    /// The textual description of this DocumentationEntry
    std::string documentation;
};

/**
 * This struct contains the documentation and specification for a ghoul::Dictionary. It is
 * used to impose restrictions on keys and values and determine whether a given
 * ghoul::Dictionary adheres to these specifications (see #testSpecification and
 * #testSpecificationAndThrow methods). Each Documentation consists of a human-readable
 * `name`, and a list of DocumentationEntry%s that each describe a single key value. The
 * most convenient way of creating a Documentation is by using nested initializer lists:
 * ```
 * Documentation doc = {
 *     "Documentation for an arbitrary dictionary",
 *     { // A list of DocumentationEntry%s; also specified using initializer lists
 *         { "key1", new IntVerifier, "Documentation key1", Optional::Yes },
 *         { "key2", new FloatVerifier, "Documentation key2" },
 *         { "key3", new StringVerifier }
 *     }
 * };
 * ```
 *
 * If multiple DocumentationEntries cover the same key, they are all evaluated for that
 * specific key. The same holds true if there is a DocumentationEntry with a
 * DocumentationEntry::Wildcard and a more specialized DocumentationEntry. In this case,
 * both the wildcard and the specialized entry will be evaluated.
 */
struct Documentation {
    /// The human-readable name of the Documentation
    std::string name;
    /// A unique identifier which can be used to reference this Documentation
    std::string id;
    /// A general description for the entire documented entity
    std::string description;
    /// A list of specifications that are describing this Documentation
    std::vector<documentation::DocumentationEntry> entries;
};

/**
 * This method tests whether a provided ghoul::Dictionary \p dictionary adheres to the
 * specification \p documentation and returns its result as a TestResult. The TestResult
 * will contain whether the \p dictionary adheres to the \p documentation and, in
 * addition, the list of all offending keys together with the reason why they are
 * offending.
 *
 * \param documentation The Documentation that the \p dictionary is tested against
 * \param dictionary The ghoul::Dictionary that is to be tested against the
 *        \p documentation
 * \return A TestResult that contains the results of the specification testing
 */
TestResult testSpecification(const Documentation& documentation,
    const ghoul::Dictionary& dictionary);

/**
 * This method tests whether a provided ghoul::Dictionary \p dictionary adheres to the
 * specification \p documentation. If the \p dictionary does not adhere to the
 * specification a SpecificationError is thrown, and the exception contains the TestResult
 * that contains more information about the offending keys. If the \p dictionary adheres
 * to the \p documentation, the method returns normally.
 *
 * \param documentation The Documentation that the \p dictionary is tested against
 * \param dictionary The ghoul::Dictionary that is to be tested against the
 *        \p documentation
 * \param component The component that is using this method; this argument is passed to
 *        the SpecificationError that is thrown in case of not adhering to the
 *        \p documentation
 *
 * \throw SpecificationError If the \p dictionary does not adhere to the \p documentation
 */
void testSpecificationAndThrow(const Documentation& documentation,
    const ghoul::Dictionary& dictionary, std::string component);

} // namespace openspace::documentation

// Make the overload for std::to_string available for the Offense::Reason for easier
// error logging

namespace ghoul {

template <>
std::string to_string(const openspace::documentation::TestResult& value);

template <>
std::string to_string(const openspace::documentation::TestResult::Offense& value);

template <>
std::string to_string(const openspace::documentation::TestResult::Offense::Reason& value);

template <>
std::string to_string(const openspace::documentation::TestResult::Warning& value);

template <>
std::string to_string(const openspace::documentation::TestResult::Warning::Reason& value);

} // namespace ghoul

// The verifier header depends on the classes defined in here, but we want to make it
// easier for consumers of this header to just have access to all verifiers without
// needing to include this file separately.  Particularly with the use of the codegen, it
// might lead to some unexcepted error messages about recognized identifiers in the
// generated code which look scary
#include <openspace/documentation/verifier.h>

#endif // __OPENSPACE_CORE___DOCUMENTATION___H__