local _,rematch = ...
local L = rematch.localization
local C = rematch.constants
local settings = rematch.settings
rematch.speciesInfo = {}

--[[
    This is for information about species that never changes during a session; such as what expansion each species
    is from, each species source, each species moveset, etc.

    The list of species is generated by roster while scanning the pet journal:
        for speciesID in rematch.roster:AllSpecies() do etc end
]]

-- on-demand table for all species' movesets; indexed by speciesID, its value is the comma-delimited list of abilities
-- in the order they're learned. This generates a ton of garbage, is probably rarely used, and the data never changes,
-- so making this persistent if/when it's used.
local speciesMovesets = rematch.odTable:Create(function(self)
    for speciesID in rematch.roster:AllSpecies() do
        self[speciesID] = rematch.petInfo:Fetch(speciesID).moveset
    end
end,true)

-- sourceIDs is a persistent table indexed by speciesIDs of the source for each species (1=Drop, 2=Quest,
-- 3=Vendor, etc). Because it's computationally expensive to populate this table (need to set 11 different
-- filters and gather results) this is persistent once created.
local sourceIDs = rematch.odTable:Create(function(self)
    rematch.roster:StartUpdatingRoster()
    rematch.roster:ExpandJournal()
    for sourceID=1,C_PetJournal.GetNumPetSources() do -- going through all pet sources
        -- set source filter to single category
        for i=1,C_PetJournal.GetNumPetSources() do
            C_PetJournal.SetPetSourceChecked(i,i==sourceID)
        end
        -- fill sourceIDs with the source-filtered results
        for i=1,C_PetJournal.GetNumPets() do
            local _,speciesID = C_PetJournal.GetPetInfoByIndex(i)
            if not self[speciesID] then
                self[speciesID] = sourceID
            end
        end
    end
    rematch.roster:RestoreJournal() -- put everything back how it was
    rematch.timer:Start(0,rematch.roster.FinishUpdatingRoster)
end,true)

-- in general, when a pet is added alongside others in an expansion they all clump to a range of speciesIDs
-- (with some outliers listed below). this is a list of expansions and the range of speciesIDs in that
-- expansion: [expansionID] = {firstSpeciesID,lastSpeciesID}
local expansionRanges = {
    [0] = {39,128}, -- Classic
    [1] = {130,186}, -- Burning Crusade
    [2] = {187,258}, -- Wrath of the Lich King
    [3] = {259,343}, -- Cataclysm
    [4] = {346,1365}, -- Mists of Pandaria
    [5] = {1384,1693}, -- Warlords of Draenor
    [6] = {1699,2163}, -- Legion
    [7] = {2165,2872}, -- Battle for Azeroth
    [8] = {2878,3255}, -- Shadowlands 
    [9] = {3256,9999} -- Dragonflight (next expansion, get max speciesID for Dragonflight and change 9999 to that)
}
 
 -- the majority of pets fall into a range for each expansion above, except for some outliers. these are the
 -- species ID and the expansionID they belong to
 local expansionOutliers = {
    [1563] = 0, -- Bronze Whelpling
    [191] = 1, -- Clockwork Rocket Bot
    [1073] = 1, -- Terky
    [1351] = 2, -- Macabre Marionette
    [220] = 3, -- Withers
    [255] = 3, -- Celestial Dragon
    [231] = 4, -- Jade Tiger
    [1386] = 4, -- Dread Hatchling
    [1943] = 4, -- Noblegarden Bunny
    [115] = 5, -- Land Shark
    [1725] = 5, -- Grumpling
    [1730] = 5, -- Spectral Spinner
    [1740] = 5, -- Ghost Maggot
    [1741] = 5, -- Ghastly Rat
    [1761] = 5, -- Echo Batling
    [1764] = 5, -- Energized Manafiend
    [1765] = 5, -- Empyreal Manafiend
    [1766] = 5, -- Empowered Manafiend
    [1828] = 5, -- Baby Winston
    [2143] = 7, -- Tottle
    [2157] = 7, -- Dart
    [2798] = 8, -- Plagueborn Slime
}

-- small recursive function to get an expansion index without doing a linear check of all ranges; initial call
-- should use an index in/near middle, and it will search up/down ranges until it finds a fit
local function getExpansionIndex(speciesID,index)
    if index>=0 and index<=#expansionRanges then
        local low = expansionRanges[index][1]
        local high = expansionRanges[index][2]
        if speciesID<low then -- if speciesID is below low range, then look at previous index
            return getExpansionIndex(speciesID,index-1)
        elseif speciesID>high then -- if speciesID is above high range, then look at next index
            return getExpansionIndex(speciesID,index+1)
        else
            return index
        end
    end
    return nil -- if we reached here, speciesID didn't fit into any range
end

-- returns the moveset for a given speciesID
function rematch.speciesInfo:GetMoveset(speciesID)
    speciesMovesets:Start()
    return speciesMovesets[speciesID]
end

-- returns the table of key,value pairs with speciesID=moveset
function rematch.speciesInfo:GetAllMovesets()
    speciesMovesets:Start()
    return speciesMovesets
end

-- returns the sourceID (1=Drop, 2=Quest, 3=Vendor, etc.) of a specific speciesID
function rematch.speciesInfo:GetSourceID(speciesID)
    sourceIDs:Start()
    return sourceIDs[speciesID]
end

-- returns the table of key,value pairs with speciesID=sourceID
function rematch.speciesInfo:GetAllSourceID()
    sourceIDs:Start()
    return sourceIDs
end

-- gets the expansion a speciesID is from
function rematch.speciesInfo:GetExpansion(speciesID)
    if expansionOutliers[speciesID] then
        return expansionOutliers[speciesID] -- this speciesID is an outlier, return its expansion without searching
    elseif type(speciesID)=="number" and speciesID>0 then
        return getExpansionIndex(speciesID,4) -- starting at MoP since it's in middle and most speciesID added then
    else
        return false
    end
end