using BriarQueen.Data.Identifiers;
using BriarQueen.Framework.Events.UI;
using BriarQueen.Framework.Managers.Levels.Data;
using BriarQueen.Framework.Managers.Player.Data;
using BriarQueen.Framework.Managers.UI;
using BriarQueen.Game.Levels.ChapterOne.VillageStreet;
using Cysharp.Threading.Tasks;
using UnityEngine;

namespace BriarQueen.Game.Items.Environment.ChapterOne.VillageStreet
{
    public class StreetVines : BaseItem
    {
        [SerializeField]
        private Street _owner;

        public override UICursorService.CursorStyle ApplicableCursorStyle => UICursorService.CursorStyle.Inspect;

        public override async UniTask OnInteract(ItemDataSo item = null)
        {
            if (_owner == null)
            {
                Debug.LogWarning("StreetVines is missing its Street owner.", this);
                return;
            }

            if (!CanUseKnife())
            {
                PublishFailureMessage();
                return;
            }

            EventCoordinator.Publish(new DisplayInteractEvent(
                InteractEventIDs.Get(EnvironmentInteractKey.UsingKnife)));

            await _owner.CutVines();
        }

        private bool CanUseKnife()
        {
            if (SettingsService.Game.AutoUseTools)
                return PlayerManager.HasAccessToTool(ToolID.Knife);

            return PlayerManager.GetEquippedTool() == ToolID.Knife;
        }

        private void PublishFailureMessage()
        {
            var autoUseTools = SettingsService != null &&
                               SettingsService.Game != null &&
                               SettingsService.Game.AutoUseTools;

            var equippedTool = PlayerManager.GetEquippedTool();

            string message;

            if (equippedTool == ToolID.None)
            {
                message = InteractEventIDs.Get(LevelInteractKey.CutVines);
            }
            else if (autoUseTools)
            {
                // In auto-use mode, reaching this point means the player does not have access
                // to the required tool at all, so this should still read like a generic failure.
                message = InteractEventIDs.Get(LevelInteractKey.CutVines);
            }
            else
            {
                // Auto-use is disabled, and the player has some tool equipped that is not valid.
                message = InteractEventIDs.Get(ItemInteractKey.WrongTool);
            }
            
            EventCoordinator.Publish(new DisplayInteractEvent(message));
        }
    }
}