import {firestore} from "firebase-functions";
import {initializeApp} from "firebase-admin/app";
import {GeoHashService, ResultStatusCode} from "./fake-geohash-service";
import {onCall} from "firebase-functions/v1/https";
import {fieldValueExists} from "./utils";

const documentPath = "users/{uid}";
const xField = "xv";
const yField = "yv";
const apiKey = "1234567890";
const outputField = "hash";

initializeApp();

const service = new GeoHashService(apiKey);

export const locationUpdate = firestore.document(documentPath)
  .onWrite((change) => {
    // item deleted
    if (change.after == null) {
      return 0;
    }
    // double check that both values exist for computation
    if (
      !fieldValueExists(change.after.data(), xField) ||
      !fieldValueExists(change.after.data(), yField)
    ) {
      return 0;
    }
    const x: number = change.after.data()![xField];
    const y: number = change.after.data()![yField];
    const hash = service.convertToHash(x, y);
    // This is to check whether the hash value has changed. If
    // it hasn't, you don't want to write to the document again as it
    // would create a recursive write loop.
    if (fieldValueExists(change.after.data(), outputField)
      && change.after.data()![outputField] == hash) {
      return 0;
    }
    return change.after.ref
      .update(
        {
          [outputField]: hash.hash,
        }
      );
  });

export const callableHash = onCall((data, context) => {
  if (context.auth == undefined) {
    return {error: "Only authorized users are allowed to call this endpoint"};
  }
  const x = data[xField];
  const y = data[yField];
  if (x == undefined || y == undefined) {
    return {error: "Either x or y parameter was not declared"};
  }
  const result = service.convertToHash(x, y);
  if (result.status != ResultStatusCode.ok) {
    return {error: `Something went wrong ${result.message}`};
  }
  return {result: result.hash};
});

name: geohash-ext
version: 0.0.1
specVersion: v1beta  # Firebase Extensions specification version (do not edit)

...

displayName: Latitude and longitude to GeoHash converter
description: A converter for changing your Latitude and longitude coordinates to geohashes.

...

license: Apache-2.0  # The license you want for the extension

...

author:
  authorName: AUTHOR_NAME
  url: https://github.com/Firebase

billingRequired: true

resources:
  - name: locationUpdate
    type: firebaseextensions.v1beta.function
    properties:
      eventTrigger:
        eventType: providers/cloud.firestore/eventTypes/document.write
        resource: projects/${PROJECT_ID}/databases/(default)/documents/users/{uid}

roles:
  - role: datastore.user
    reason: Allows the extension to read / write to your Firestore instance.

  - name: callableHash
    type: firebaseextensions.v1beta.function
    properties:
      httpsTrigger: {}

name: geohash-ext
version: 0.0.1
specVersion: v1beta  # Firebase Extensions specification version (do not edit)

displayName: Latitude and Longitude to GeoHash converter
description: A converter for changing your Latitude and Longitude coordinates to geohashes.

license: Apache-2.0  # The license you want for the extension

author:
  authorName: Sparky
  url: https://github.com/Firebase

billingRequired: true

resources:
  - name: locationUpdate
    type: firebaseextensions.v1beta.function
    properties:
      eventTrigger:
        eventType: providers/cloud.firestore/eventTypes/document.write
        resource: projects/${PROJECT_ID}/databases/(default)/documents/users/{uid}
  - name: callableHash
    type: firebaseextensions.v1beta.function
    properties:
      httpsTrigger: {}

roles:
  - role: datastore.user
    reason: Allows the extension to read / write to your Firestore instance.

cd ..
mkdir sample-proj
cd sample-proj
firebase init --project=projectID-or-alias

    This command creates a `firebase.json` file in the directory. In the following steps, you push the configuration specified in this file to Firebase.

firebase ext:install /path/to/extension

    This command does two things:

firebase emulators:start

firebase ext:uninstall geohash-ext

params:
  - param: XFIELD
    label: The X Field Name
    description: >-
      The X Field is also known as the **longitude** value. What does
      your Firestore instance refer to as the X value or the longitude
      value. If no value is specified, the extension searches for
      field 'xv'.
    type: string
    validationRegex: ^\D([0-9a-zA-Z_.]{0,375})$
    validationErrorMessage: >-
      The field can only contain uppercase or lowercase letter, numbers,
      _, and . characters and must be less than 1500 bytes long. The field
      must also not start with a number.
    default: xv
    required: false
    immutable: false
    example: xv
  - param: YFIELD
    label: The Y Field Name
    description: >-
      The Y Field is also known as the **latitude** value. What does
      your Firestore instance refer to as the Y value or the latitude
      value. If no value is specified, the extension searches for
      field 'yv'.
    type: string
    validationRegex: ^\D([0-9a-zA-Z_.]{0,375})$
    validationErrorMessage: >-
      The field can only contain uppercase or lowercase letter, numbers,
      _, and . characters and must be less than 1500 bytes long. The field
      must also not start with a number.
    default: yv
    required: false
    immutable: false
    example: yv

  - param: INPUTPATH
    label: The input document to listen to for changes
    description: >-
      This is the document where you write an x and y value to. Once
      that document has received a value, it notifies the extension to
      calculate a geohash and store that in an output document in a certain
      field. This accepts function [wildcard parameters](https://firebase.google.com/docs/functions/firestore-events#wildcards-parameters)
    type: string
    validationRegex: ^[^/]+(/[^/]*/[^/]*)*/[^/]+$
    validationErrorMessage: >-
      This must point to a document path, not a collection path from the root
      of the database. It must also not start or end with a '/' character.
    required: true
    immutable: false
    example: users/{uid}
  - param: OUTPUTFIELD
    label: Geohash field
    description: >-
      This specifies the field in the output document to store the geohash in.
    type: string
    validationRegex: ^\D([0-9a-zA-Z_.]{0,375})$
    validationErrorMessage: >-
      The field can only contain uppercase or lowercase letter, numbers,
      _, and . characters and must be less than 1500 bytes long. The field
      must also not start with a number.
    required: false
    default: hash
    immutable: false
    example: hash

  - param: APIKEY
    label: GeohashService API Key
    description: >-
      Your geohash service API Key. Since this is a demo, and not a real
      service, you can use : 1234567890.
    type: secret
    required: true
    immutable: false

## Change from this
  - name: locationUpdate
    type: firebaseextensions.v1beta.function
    properties:
      eventTrigger:
        eventType: providers/cloud.firestore/eventTypes/document.write
        resource: projects/${PROJECT_ID}/databases/(default)/documents/users/{uid}]

## To this
  - name: locationUpdate
    type: firebaseextensions.v1beta.function
    properties:
      eventTrigger:
        eventType: providers/cloud.firestore/eventTypes/document.write
        resource: projects/${PROJECT_ID}/databases/(default)/documents/${INPUTPATH}

name: geohash-ext
version: 0.0.1
specVersion: v1beta  # Firebase Extensions specification version (do not edit)

displayName: Latitude and Longitude to GeoHash converter
description: A converter for changing your Latitude and Longitude coordinates to geohashes.

license: Apache-2.0  # The license you want to use for the extension

author:
  authorName: Sparky
  url: https://github.com/Firebase

billingRequired: true

params:
  - param: XFIELD
    label: The X Field Name
    description: >-
      The X Field is also known as the **longitude** value. What does
      your Firestore instance refer to as the X value or the longitude
      value. If you don't provide a value for this field, the extension will use 'xv' as the default value.
    type: string
    validationRegex: ^\D([0-9a-zA-Z_.]{0,375})$
    validationErrorMessage: >-
      The field can only contain uppercase or lowercase letter, numbers,
      _, and . characters and must be less than 1500 bytes long. The field
      must also not start with a number.
    default: xv
    required: false
    immutable: false
    example: xv
  - param: YFIELD
    label: The Y Field Name
    description: >-
      The Y Field is also known as the **latitude** value. What does
      your Firestore instance refer to as the Y value or the latitude
      Value. If you don't provide a value for this field, the extension will use 'yv' as the default value.
    type: string
    validationRegex: ^\D([0-9a-zA-Z_.]{0,375})$
    validationErrorMessage: >-
      The field can only contain uppercase or lowercase letter, numbers,
      _, and . characters and must be less than 1500 bytes long. The field
      must also not start with a number.
    default: yv
    required: false
    immutable: false
    example: yv
  - param: INPUTPATH
    label: The input document to listen to for changes
    description: >-
      This is the document where you write an x and y value to. Once
      that document has been modified, it notifies the extension to
      compute a geohash and store that in an output document in a certain
      field. This accepts function [wildcard parameters](https://firebase.google.com/docs/functions/firestore-events#wildcards-parameters)
    type: string
    validationRegex: ^[^/]+(/[^/]*/[^/]*)*/[^/]+$
    validationErrorMessage: >-
      This must point to a document path, not a collection path from the root
      of the database. It must also not start or end with a '/' character.
    required: true
    immutable: false
    example: users/{uid}
  - param: OUTPUTFIELD
    label: Geohash field
    description: >-
      This specifies the field in the output document to store the geohash in.
    type: string
    validationRegex: ^\D([0-9a-zA-Z_.]{0,375})$
    validationErrorMessage: >-
      The field can only contain uppercase or lowercase letter, numbers,
      _, and . characters and must be less than 1500 bytes long. The field
      must also not start with a number.
    required: false
    default: hash
    immutable: false
    example: hash
  - param: APIKEY
    label: GeohashService API Key
    description: >-
      Your geohash service API Key. Since this is a demo, and not a real
      service, you can use : 1234567890.
    type: secret
    required: true
    immutable: false

resources:
  - name: locationUpdate
    type: firebaseextensions.v1beta.function
    properties:
      eventTrigger:
        eventType: providers/cloud.firestore/eventTypes/document.write
        resource: projects/${PROJECT_ID}/databases/(default)/documents/${INPUTPATH}
  - name: callableHash
    type: firebaseextensions.v1beta.function
    properties:
      httpsTrigger: {}

roles:
  - role: datastore.user
    reason: Allows the extension to read / write to your Firestore instance.

// Replace this:
const documentPath = "users/{uid}";
const xField = "xv";
const yField = "yv";
const apiKey = "1234567890";
const outputField = "hash";

// with this:
const documentPath = process.env.INPUTPATH!; // this value is ignored since its read from the resource
const xField = process.env.XFIELD!;
const yField = process.env.YFIELD!;
const apiKey = process.env.APIKEY!;
const outputField = process.env.OUTPUTFIELD!;

Use this extension to automatically convert documents with a latitude and
longitude to a geohash in your database. Additionally, this extension includes a callable function that allows users to make one-time calls
to convert an x,y coordinate into a geohash.

Geohashing is supported for latitudes between 90 and -90 and longitudes
between 180 and -180.

#### Third Party API Key

This extension uses a fictitious third-party API for calculating the
geohash. You need to supply your own API keys. (Since it's fictitious,
you can use 1234567890 as an API key).

#### Additional setup

Before installing this extension, make sure that you've [set up a Cloud
Firestore database](https://firebase.google.com/docs/firestore/quickstart) in your Firebase project.

After installing this extension, you'll need to:

- Update your client code to point to the callable geohash function if you
want to perform arbitrary geohashes.

Detailed information for these post-installation tasks are provided after
you install this extension.

#### Billing
To install an extension, your project must be on the [Blaze (pay as you
go) plan](https://firebase.google.com/pricing)

- This extension uses other Firebase and Google Cloud Platform services,
which have associated charges if you exceed the service's no-cost tier:
 - Cloud Firestore
 - Cloud Functions (Node.js 16+ runtime. [See
FAQs](https://firebase.google.com/support/faq#extensions-pricing))
 - [Cloud Secret Manager](https://cloud.google.com/secret-manager/pricing)