# Source: businessRules/rules/mathOperations.js

    /**
     * @file mathOperations
     * @module mathOperations
     * @description Contains all of the business rule functions for ding math operations and conversions.
     * @requires module:ruleParsing
     * @requires module:loggers
     * @requires {@link https://www.npmjs.com/package/@haystacks/constants|@haystacks/constants}
     * @requires {@link https://www.npmjs.com/package/path|path}
     * @author Seth Hollingsead
     * @date 2022/01/27
     * @copyright Copyright © 2022-… by Seth Hollingsead. All rights reserved
     */

    // Internal imports
    import ruleParsing from './ruleParsing.js';
    import loggers from '../../executrix/loggers.js';
    // External imports
    import hayConst from '@haystacks/constants';
    import path from 'path';

    const {bas, biz, msg, sys, wrd} = hayConst;
    const baseFileName = path.basename(import.meta.url, path.extname(import.meta.url));
    // framework.businessRules.rules.mathOperations.
    const namespacePrefix = wrd.cframework + bas.cDot + sys.cbusinessRules + bas.cDot + wrd.crules + bas.cDot + baseFileName + bas.cDot;

    /**
     * @function hex2rgbConversion
     * @description Converts a hexadecimal color value to an RGB color value.
     * @param {string} inputData The hexadecimal value that should be converted to an RGB value.
     * @param {string} inputMetaData Not used for this business rule.
     * @return {array<integer,integer,integer>} The RGB value.
     * @author Seth Hollingsead
     * @date 2022/01/27
     * @reference {@link: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5623838/rgb-to-hex-and-hex-to-rgb}
     */
    async function hex2rgbConversion(inputData, inputMetaData) {
      let functionName = hex2rgbConversion.name;
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.cBEGIN_Function);
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.cinputDataIs + JSON.stringify(inputData));
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.cinputMetaDataIs + JSON.stringify(inputMetaData));
      let returnData = false;
      if (inputData) {
        // A few different ways to implement this business rule, see link above.
        // Personally I like the version that doesn't have a big ugly regular expression that is impossible to understand and debug.
        // But that is just a personal/professional opinion,
        // I am sure others have their own reasons to choose the regular expression technique,
        // perhaps performance constraints, etc...
        // I am including the alternate algorithm below as reference in case someone ever wants/needs it,
        // as an alternative to the below implementation.

        // function hexToRgb(hex) {
        //   let result = /^#?([a-f\d]{2})([a-f\d]{2})([a-f\d]{2})$/i.exec(hex);
        //   return result ? {
        //     r: parseInt(result[1], 16),
        //     g: parseInt(result[2], 16),
        //     b: parseInt(result[3], 16)
        //   } : null;
        // }

        let bigInteger = parseInt(inputData, 16);
        // bigInteger is:
        await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.cMathOperationsMessage1 + bigInteger);
        let red = (bigInteger >> 16) & 255;
        let green = (bigInteger >> 8) & 255;
        let blue = bigInteger & 255;
        returnData = [red, green, blue];
      } // End-if (inputData)
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.creturnDataIs + JSON.stringify(returnData));
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.cEND_Function);
      return returnData;
    }

    /**
     * @function isOdd
     * @description Determines if the input value is an odd number or not an odd number.
     * Acts as a wrapper for calling the math operations function of the same name,
     * but this business rule processing the same from a string input.
     * @param {string} inputData The value that should be evaluated to determine if it is odd or not odd.
     * @param {string} inputMetaData Not used for this business rule.
     * @return {boolean} True or False to indicate if the value passed in is an odd value or not an odd value.
     * @author Seth Hollingsead
     * @date 2022/01/25
     * @reference {@link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5016313/how-to-determine-if-a-number-is-odd-in-javascript}
     */
    async function isOdd(inputData, inputMetaData) {
      let functionName = isOdd.name;
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.cBEGIN_Function);
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.cinputDataIs + inputData);
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.cinputMetaDataIs + inputMetaData);
      let returnData = false;
      if (inputData) {
        if (await ruleParsing.processRulesInternal([inputData, ''], [biz.cisInteger]) === true) {
          let inputValue = parseInt(inputData);
          let result = inputValue % 2;
          if (result === 1) {
            returnData = true;
          }
        } // End-if (ruleParsing.processRulesInternal([inputData, ''], [biz.cisInteger]) === true)
      } // End-if (inputData)
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.creturnDataIs + JSON.stringify(returnData));
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.cEND_Function);
      return returnData;
    }

    /**
     * @function isEven
     * @description Determines if the input value is an even number or not an even number.
     * Acts as a wrapper for calling the math operations function of the same name,
     * but this business rule processing the same from a string input.
     * @param {string} inputData The value that should be evaluated to determine if it is even or not even.
     * @param {string} inputMetaData Not used for this business rule.
     * @return {boolean} True or False to indicate if the value passed in is an even value or not an even value.
     * @author Seth Hollingsead
     * @date 2022/01/25
     * @reference {@link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5016313/how-to-determine-if-a-number-is-odd-in-javascript}
     * @NOTE This function isn't actually needed, as we can just invert our logic for calling isOdd,
     * but I provided it here anyways for completeness.
     */
    async function isEven(inputData, inputMetaData) {
      let functionName = isEven.name;
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.cBEGIN_Function);
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.cinputDataIs + inputData);
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.cinputMetaDataIs + inputMetaData);
      let returnData = false;
      if (inputData) {
        if (await ruleParsing.processRulesInternal([inputData, ''], [biz.cisInteger]) === true) {
          let inputValue = parseInt(inputData);
          let result = inputValue % 2;
          if (result === 0) {
            returnData = true;
          }
        } // End-if (ruleParsing.processRulesInternal([inputData, ''], [biz.cisInteger]) === true)
      } // End-if (inputData)
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.creturnDataIs + JSON.stringify(returnData));
      await loggers.consoleLog(namespacePrefix + functionName, msg.cEND_Function);
      return returnData;
    }

    export default {
      hex2rgbConversion,
      isOdd,
      isEven
    };