package Travelynx::Command::work;
use Mojo::Base 'Mojolicious::Command';

use DateTime;
use JSON;
use List::Util;

has description =>
  'Perform automatic checkout when users arrive at their destination';

has usage => sub { shift->extract_usage };

sub run {
	my ($self) = @_;

	my $now  = DateTime->now( time_zone => 'Europe/Berlin' );
	my $json = JSON->new;

	my $db = $self->app->pg->db;

	for my $entry (
		$db->select( 'in_transit_str', '*', { cancelled => 0 } )->hashes->each )
	{

		my $uid      = $entry->{user_id};
		my $dep      = $entry->{dep_eva};
		my $arr      = $entry->{arr_eva};
		my $train_id = $entry->{train_id};

		# Note: IRIS data is not always updated in real-time. Both departure and
		# arrival delays may take several minutes to appear, especially in case
		# of large-scale disturbances. We work around this by continuing to
		# update departure data for up to 15 minutes after departure and
		# delaying automatic checkout by at least 10 minutes.

		eval {
			if ( $now->epoch - $entry->{real_dep_ts} < 900 ) {
				my $status = $self->app->get_departures( $dep, 30, 30 );
				if ( $status->{errstr} ) {
					die("get_departures($dep): $status->{errstr}\n");
				}

				my ($train) = List::Util::first { $_->train_id eq $train_id }
				@{ $status->{results} };

				if ( not $train ) {
					die("could not find train $train_id at $dep\n");
				}

				# selecting on user_id and train_no avoids a race condition when
				# a user checks into a new train while we are fetching data for
				# their previous journey. In this case, the new train would
				# receive data from the previous journey.
				$db->update(
					'in_transit',
					{
						dep_platform   => $train->platform,
						real_departure => $train->departure,
						route =>
						  $json->encode( [ $self->app->route_diff($train) ] ),
						messages => $json->encode(
							[
								map { [ $_->[0]->epoch, $_->[1] ] }
								  $train->messages
							]
						),
					},
					{
						user_id  => $uid,
						train_no => $train->train_no
					}
				);
				$self->app->add_route_timestamps( $uid, $train, 1 );
			}
		};
		if ($@) {
			$self->app->log->error("work($uid)/departure: $@");
		}

		eval {
			if (
				$arr
				and ( not $entry->{real_arr_ts}
					or $now->epoch - $entry->{real_arr_ts} < 600 )
			  )
			{
				my $status = $self->app->get_departures( $arr, 20, 220 );
				if ( $status->{errstr} ) {
					die("get_departures($arr): $status->{errstr}\n");
				}

				# Note that a train may pass the same station several times.
				# Notable example: S41 / S42 ("Ringbahn") both starts and
				# terminates at Berlin Südkreuz
				my ($train) = List::Util::first {
					$_->train_id eq $train_id
					  and $_->sched_arrival
					  and $_->sched_arrival->epoch > $entry->{sched_dep_ts}
				}
				@{ $status->{results} };

				$train //= List::Util::first { $_->train_id eq $train_id }
				@{ $status->{results} };

				if ( not $train ) {

					# If we haven't seen the train yet, its arrival is probably
					# too far in the future. This is not critical.
					return;
				}

             # selecting on user_id, train_no and checkout_station_id avoids a
             # race condition when a user checks into a new train or changes
             # their destination station while we are fetching times based on no
             # longer valid database entries.
				$db->update(
					'in_transit',
					{
						arr_platform  => $train->platform,
						sched_arrival => $train->sched_arrival,
						real_arrival  => $train->arrival,
						route =>
						  $json->encode( [ $self->app->route_diff($train) ] ),
						messages => $json->encode(
							[
								map { [ $_->[0]->epoch, $_->[1] ] }
								  $train->messages
							]
						),
					},
					{
						user_id             => $uid,
						train_no            => $train->train_no,
						checkout_station_id => $arr
					}
				);
				$self->app->add_route_timestamps( $uid, $train, 0 );
			}
			elsif ( $entry->{real_arr_ts} ) {
				my ( undef, $error ) = $self->app->checkout( $arr, 1, $uid );
				if ($error) {
					die("${error}\n");
				}
			}
		};
		if ($@) {
			$self->app->log->error("work($uid)/arrival: $@");
		}

		eval { }
	}

	# Computing yearly stats may take a while, but we've got all time in the
	# world here. This means users won't have to wait when loading their
	# own by-year journey log.
	for my $user ( $db->select( 'users', 'id', { status => 1 } )->hashes->each )
	{
		$self->app->get_journey_stats(
			uid  => $user->{id},
			year => $now->year
		);
	}
}

1;

__END__

=head1 SYNOPSIS

  Usage: index.pl work

  Work Work Work.

  Should be called from a cronjob every three minutes or so.