import { DefaultModelType } from "../../model-types/index.js";
import { SimplifiedSchema } from "../../schema-types/index.js";
/**
 * IDEA: What if we could make a custom db storage method for a typescript file, so you can read and write typescript with the database?
 *
 * The first thing I can do, is to generate all typescript stuff using a model like this:
 *
 * Later, I can read a typescript file with a rust parser to get it into this model again.
 *
 * This is actually super useful for metacoding and coding GUI's
 *
 * Also a great start for making my own programming language ;)
 *
 *
 * There are multiple ways of describing a typescript file I guess. This is one of them. Another one could be a definition where you put the required context in the statements and types themselves.
 */
export interface TypescriptFile
  extends DefaultModelType,
    TypescriptScopeContext,
    TypescriptScopeContent {}

export interface TypescriptScopeTypeContext {
  name: string;
  comment?: string;
  simplifiedSchema: SimplifiedSchema;
}

export interface TypescriptScopeStatementContext {
  name: string;
  /**
   * Only for functions
   */
  isRequired?: boolean;
  simplifiedSchema: SimplifiedSchema;
  comment: string;
  isRest?: boolean;
}

export interface TypescriptScopeContext {
  /**
   * Parameters
   */
  statementContext?: TypescriptScopeStatementContext[];
  /**
   * Generics
   */
  typeContext?: TypescriptScopeTypeContext[];
}

export interface TypescriptScopeContent {
  statements: {
    name: string;
    /**
     * can not be done in functions
     */
    isExported: boolean;
    comment?: string;
    isFunction?: boolean;
    variableJsonValue?: any;
    functionDefinition?: TypescriptScopeContext & {
      /**
       * Inside of the function (recursion on itself)
       */
      content: TypescriptScopeContent;
    };
  }[];

  interfaces: {
    name: string;
    isExported: boolean;
    comment?: string;
    simplifiedSchema: SimplifiedSchema;
  }[];

  /**
   * Only in functions
   */
  returnStatementRaw?: string;
}