# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

#   This file is part of the Calibre-Web (https://github.com/janeczku/calibre-web)
#     Copyright (C) 2020 mmonkey
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import datetime

from . import config, constants
from .services.background_scheduler import BackgroundScheduler, use_APScheduler
from .tasks.database import TaskReconnectDatabase
from .tasks.thumbnail import TaskGenerateCoverThumbnails, TaskGenerateSeriesThumbnails, TaskClearCoverThumbnailCache
from .services.worker import WorkerThread
from .tasks.metadata_backup import TaskBackupMetadata

def get_scheduled_tasks(reconnect=True):
    tasks = list()
    # config.schedule_reconnect or
    # Reconnect Calibre database (metadata.db)
    if reconnect:
        tasks.append([lambda: TaskReconnectDatabase(), 'reconnect', False])

    # ToDo make configurable. Generate metadata.opf file for each changed book
    if False:
        tasks.append([lambda: TaskBackupMetadata("en"), 'backup metadata', False])

    # Generate all missing book cover thumbnails
    if config.schedule_generate_book_covers:
        tasks.append([lambda: TaskClearCoverThumbnailCache(0), 'delete superfluous book covers', True])
        tasks.append([lambda: TaskGenerateCoverThumbnails(), 'generate book covers', False])

    # Generate all missing series thumbnails
    if config.schedule_generate_series_covers:
        tasks.append([lambda: TaskGenerateSeriesThumbnails(), 'generate book covers', False])

    return tasks


def end_scheduled_tasks():
    worker = WorkerThread.get_instance()
    for __, __, __, task, __ in worker.tasks:
        if task.scheduled and task.is_cancellable:
            worker.end_task(task.id)


def register_scheduled_tasks(reconnect=True):
    scheduler = BackgroundScheduler()

    if scheduler:
        # Remove all existing jobs
        scheduler.remove_all_jobs()

        start = config.schedule_start_time
        duration = config.schedule_duration

        # Register scheduled tasks
        scheduler.schedule_tasks(tasks=get_scheduled_tasks(reconnect), trigger='cron', hour=start)
        end_time = calclulate_end_time(start, duration)
        scheduler.schedule(func=end_scheduled_tasks, trigger='cron', name="end scheduled task", hour=end_time.hour,
                           minute=end_time.minute)

        # Kick-off tasks, if they should currently be running
        if should_task_be_running(start, duration):
            scheduler.schedule_tasks_immediately(tasks=get_scheduled_tasks(reconnect))


def register_startup_tasks():
    scheduler = BackgroundScheduler()

    if scheduler:
        start = config.schedule_start_time
        duration = config.schedule_duration

        # Run scheduled tasks immediately for development and testing
        # Ignore tasks that should currently be running, as these will be added when registering scheduled tasks
        if constants.APP_MODE in ['development', 'test'] and not should_task_be_running(start, duration):
            scheduler.schedule_tasks_immediately(tasks=get_scheduled_tasks(False))


def should_task_be_running(start, duration):
    now = datetime.datetime.now()
    start_time = datetime.datetime.now().replace(hour=start, minute=0, second=0, microsecond=0)
    end_time = start_time + datetime.timedelta(hours=duration // 60, minutes=duration % 60)
    return start_time < now < end_time


def calclulate_end_time(start, duration):
    start_time = datetime.datetime.now().replace(hour=start, minute=0)
    return start_time + datetime.timedelta(hours=duration // 60, minutes=duration % 60)