import { useEffect, useMemo, useState } from 'react'
import { RecoilValue, constSelector, useRecoilValueLoadable } from 'recoil'
import { useDeepCompareMemoize } from 'use-deep-compare-effect'

import {
  CachedLoadable,
  LoadingData,
  LoadingDataWithError,
} from '@dao-dao/types'
import {
  loadableToLoadingData,
  loadableToLoadingDataWithError,
  transformLoadingDataWithError,
} from '@dao-dao/utils'

import { useUpdatingRef } from './useUpdatingRef'

const constSelectorRegex = /^__constant__selectorFamily\/(.+)\/\d+$/

// Keep cache of previously loaded data until next data is ready. Essentially,
// memoize a loadable to prevent UI flickering. If recoilValue is undefined,
// pretend like we are loading until we get a selector to load. This may happen
// if a query depends on data not available right away, such as a wallet
// address.
export const useCachedLoadable = <T extends unknown>(
  recoilValue: RecoilValue<T> | undefined
): CachedLoadable<T> => {
  const loadable = useRecoilValueLoadable(
    // If not on a browser, or recoilValue is undefined, return undefined as we
    // cannot load yet.
    typeof window === 'undefined' || !recoilValue
      ? constSelector(undefined)
      : recoilValue
  )
  const loadableLoadingOrNotReady =
    loadable.state === 'loading' ||
    typeof window === 'undefined' ||
    !recoilValue

  // Since `contents` is set in a `useEffect`, it will take 1 extra render once
  // the loadable has data ready before the cached `contents` state will contain
  // the loaded value. This flag ensures that loading continues to display until
  // `contents` has been updated with its first `loadable.contents` value. If we
  // didn't do this, there would be a moment where `state === "hasValue"` with
  // `contents` still undefined.
  const [contentsHasValue, setContentsHasValue] = useState(
    // If the loadable is ready on first render, just set it right away.
    loadable.state === 'hasValue'
  )
  const [contents, setContents] = useState<T | undefined>(
    // If the loadable is ready on first render, just set it right away.
    loadable.state === 'hasValue' ? loadable.contents : undefined
  )
  // Store the cached recoil value key for comparison.
  const [cachedKey, setCachedKey] = useState<string | undefined>(
    recoilValue?.key
  )
  const [initialLoading, setInitialLoading] = useState(
    loadableLoadingOrNotReady
  )
  const [updating, setUpdating] = useState(loadableLoadingOrNotReady)

  // Store the last cached key for use in the effect below.
  const lastCachedKey = useUpdatingRef(cachedKey)

  useEffect(() => {
    if (loadableLoadingOrNotReady) {
      setUpdating(true)
      setCachedKey(recoilValue?.key)
      // Reset state if recoilValue becomes undefined. This may happen if a
      // query depends on form input state, like an address, that may toggle
      // between valid and invalid. This ensures that old data is not shown for
      // a moment while waiting for a new query.
      if (!recoilValue) {
        setInitialLoading(true)
        setContents(undefined)
        setContentsHasValue(false)
      }
    } else if (loadable.state === 'hasValue') {
      // Special handling for `constSelector` to prevent infinite loops.
      // `constSelector`s change on every re-render with an incrementing ID, so
      // if we are using the same constant object, we don't want to cause
      // another re-render by updating state above. If it re-renders here, the
      // selector will change again, causing infinite loops. To prevent infinite
      // loops, no need to update state if the constant selector is for the same
      // value as the currently cached value.
      if (
        lastCachedKey.current &&
        constSelectorRegex.test(recoilValue.key) &&
        constSelectorRegex.test(lastCachedKey.current) &&
        // Ensure that constant selectors are for the same data.
        recoilValue.key.match(constSelectorRegex)?.[1] ===
          lastCachedKey.current.match(constSelectorRegex)?.[1]
      ) {
        return
      }

      setInitialLoading(false)
      setUpdating(false)
      setContents(loadable.contents)
      setContentsHasValue(true)
      setCachedKey(recoilValue.key)
    } else if (loadable.state === 'hasError') {
      setInitialLoading(false)
      setUpdating(false)
      setCachedKey(recoilValue?.key)
    }
  }, [lastCachedKey, loadable, loadableLoadingOrNotReady, recoilValue])

  // Memoize the loadable so it can be used in `useEffect` dependencies to
  // prevent causing infinite loops. If this is not memoized, it will change on
  // every render, which may cause infinite loops if the `useEffect` sets some
  // state that causes additional re-renders.
  const cachedLoadable = useMemo(
    (): CachedLoadable<T> =>
      initialLoading ||
      !recoilValue ||
      // Keep loading until contents has first value set. However if an error is
      // present, override and return the error.
      (loadable.state !== 'hasError' && !contentsHasValue)
        ? {
            state: 'loading',
            contents: undefined,
          }
        : loadable.state === 'hasError'
          ? {
              state: 'hasError',
              contents: !loadable.contents
                ? new Error('Unknown error')
                : loadable.contents instanceof Error
                  ? loadable.contents
                  : new Error(`${loadable.contents}`),
            }
          : {
              state: 'hasValue',
              contents: contents as T,
              updating,
            },
    [
      contents,
      contentsHasValue,
      initialLoading,
      loadable.contents,
      loadable.state,
      recoilValue,
      updating,
    ]
  )

  return cachedLoadable
}

// The following hooks are convenience hooks that use the above hook to cache
// loaded data and then convert the loadable to our convenience loading types,
// which are more useful in UI components. Read why they are useful in the
// comment above the LoadingData types.

// Convert to LoadingDataWithError for convenience, memoized.
export const useCachedLoadingWithError = <
  T extends unknown,
  U extends unknown = T,
>(
  recoilValue: RecoilValue<T> | undefined,
  /**
   * Optional function to transform the data.
   */
  transform?: (data: T) => U
): LoadingDataWithError<U> => {
  const loadable = useCachedLoadable(recoilValue)
  const transformRef = useUpdatingRef(transform)

  return useMemo(() => {
    const data = loadableToLoadingDataWithError(loadable)
    if (transformRef.current) {
      return transformLoadingDataWithError(data, transformRef.current)
    }
    return data as LoadingDataWithError<U>
  }, [loadable, transformRef])
}

// Convert to LoadingData for convenience, memoized.
export const useCachedLoading = <T extends unknown>(
  recoilValue: RecoilValue<T> | undefined,
  defaultValue: T,
  onError?: (error: any) => void
): LoadingData<T> => {
  const loadable = useCachedLoadable(recoilValue)

  const onErrorRef = useUpdatingRef(onError)

  // Use deep compare to prevent memoize on every re-render if an object is
  // passed as the default value.
  const memoizedDefaultValue = useDeepCompareMemoize(defaultValue)

  return useMemo(
    () =>
      loadableToLoadingData(loadable, memoizedDefaultValue, onErrorRef.current),
    [loadable, memoizedDefaultValue, onErrorRef]
  )
}