from typing import Iterable, List, Sequence

from libp2p.peer.id import ID

from .pb import rpc_pb2
from .pubsub import Pubsub
from .pubsub_router_interface import IPubsubRouter


class FloodSub(IPubsubRouter):

    protocols: List[str]

    pubsub: Pubsub

    def __init__(self, protocols: Sequence[str]) -> None:
        self.protocols = list(protocols)
        self.pubsub = None

    def get_protocols(self) -> List[str]:
        """
        :return: the list of protocols supported by the router
        """
        return self.protocols

    def attach(self, pubsub: Pubsub) -> None:
        """
        Attach is invoked by the PubSub constructor to attach the router to a
        freshly initialized PubSub instance.
        :param pubsub: pubsub instance to attach to
        """
        self.pubsub = pubsub

    def add_peer(self, peer_id: ID, protocol_id: str) -> None:
        """
        Notifies the router that a new peer has been connected
        :param peer_id: id of peer to add
        """

    def remove_peer(self, peer_id: ID) -> None:
        """
        Notifies the router that a peer has been disconnected
        :param peer_id: id of peer to remove
        """

    async def handle_rpc(self, rpc: rpc_pb2.ControlMessage, sender_peer_id: ID) -> None:
        """
        Invoked to process control messages in the RPC envelope.
        It is invoked after subscriptions and payload messages have been processed
        :param rpc: rpc message
        """

    async def publish(self, msg_forwarder: ID, pubsub_msg: rpc_pb2.Message) -> None:
        """
        Invoked to forward a new message that has been validated.
        This is where the "flooding" part of floodsub happens

        With flooding, routing is almost trivial: for each incoming message,
        forward to all known peers in the topic. There is a bit of logic,
        as the router maintains a timed cache of previous messages,
        so that seen messages are not further forwarded.
        It also never forwards a message back to the source
        or the peer that forwarded the message.
        :param msg_forwarder: peer ID of the peer who forwards the message to us
        :param pubsub_msg: pubsub message in protobuf.
        """

        peers_gen = self._get_peers_to_send(
            pubsub_msg.topicIDs, msg_forwarder=msg_forwarder, origin=ID(pubsub_msg.from_id)
        )
        rpc_msg = rpc_pb2.RPC(publish=[pubsub_msg])
        for peer_id in peers_gen:
            stream = self.pubsub.peers[peer_id]
            # FIXME: We should add a `WriteMsg` similar to write delimited messages.
            #   Ref: https://github.com/libp2p/go-libp2p-pubsub/blob/master/comm.go#L107
            await stream.write(rpc_msg.SerializeToString())

    async def join(self, topic: str) -> None:
        """
        Join notifies the router that we want to receive and
        forward messages in a topic. It is invoked after the
        subscription announcement
        :param topic: topic to join
        """

    async def leave(self, topic: str) -> None:
        """
        Leave notifies the router that we are no longer interested in a topic.
        It is invoked after the unsubscription announcement.
        :param topic: topic to leave
        """

    def _get_peers_to_send(
        self, topic_ids: Iterable[str], msg_forwarder: ID, origin: ID
    ) -> Iterable[ID]:
        """
        Get the eligible peers to send the data to.
        :param msg_forwarder: peer ID of the peer who forwards the message to us.
        :param origin: peer id of the peer the message originate from.
        :return: a generator of the peer ids who we send data to.
        """
        for topic in topic_ids:
            if topic not in self.pubsub.peer_topics:
                continue
            for peer_id in self.pubsub.peer_topics[topic]:
                if peer_id in (msg_forwarder, origin):
                    continue
                if peer_id not in self.pubsub.peers:
                    continue
                yield peer_id