"""
Used to kick off Kodi playback
"""
from logging import getLogger
from threading import Thread
from os.path import join

from xbmc import Player, sleep

from PlexAPI import API
from PlexFunctions import GetPlexMetadata, init_plex_playqueue
from downloadutils import DownloadUtils as DU
import plexdb_functions as plexdb
import kodidb_functions as kodidb
import playlist_func as PL
import playqueue as PQ
from playutils import PlayUtils
from PKC_listitem import PKC_ListItem
from pickler import pickle_me, Playback_Successful
import json_rpc as js
from utils import settings, dialog, language as lang, try_encode
from plexbmchelper.subscribers import LOCKER
import variables as v
import state

###############################################################################
LOG = getLogger("PLEX." + __name__)
# Do we need to return ultimately with a setResolvedUrl?
RESOLVE = True
# We're "failing" playback with a video of 0 length
NULL_VIDEO = join(v.ADDON_FOLDER, 'addons', v.ADDON_ID, 'empty_video.mp4')
###############################################################################


@LOCKER.lockthis
def playback_triage(plex_id=None, plex_type=None, path=None, resolve=True):
    """
    Hit this function for addon path playback, Plex trailers, etc.
    Will setup playback first, then on second call complete playback.

    Will set Playback_Successful() with potentially a PKC_ListItem() attached
    (to be consumed by setResolvedURL in default.py)

    If trailers or additional (movie-)parts are added, default.py is released
    and a completely new player instance is called with a new playlist. This
    circumvents most issues with Kodi & playqueues

    Set resolve to False if you do not want setResolvedUrl to be called on
    the first pass - e.g. if you're calling this function from the original
    service.py Python instance
    """
    LOG.info('playback_triage called with plex_id %s, plex_type %s, path %s, '
             'resolve %s,', plex_id, plex_type, path, resolve)
    global RESOLVE
    # If started via Kodi context menu, we never resolve
    RESOLVE = resolve if not state.CONTEXT_MENU_PLAY else False
    if not state.AUTHENTICATED:
        LOG.error('Not yet authenticated for PMS, abort starting playback')
        # "Unauthorized for PMS"
        dialog('notification', lang(29999), lang(30017))
        _ensure_resolve(abort=True)
        return
    playqueue = PQ.get_playqueue_from_type(
        v.KODI_PLAYLIST_TYPE_FROM_PLEX_TYPE[plex_type])
    try:
        pos = js.get_position(playqueue.playlistid)
    except KeyError:
        # Kodi bug - Playlist plays (not Playqueue) will ALWAYS be audio for
        # add-on paths
        LOG.info('No position returned from Kodi player! Assuming playlist')
        playqueue = PQ.get_playqueue_from_type(v.KODI_PLAYLIST_TYPE_AUDIO)
        try:
            pos = js.get_position(playqueue.playlistid)
        except KeyError:
            LOG.error('Still no position - abort')
            # "Play error"
            dialog('notification', lang(29999), lang(30128), icon='{error}')
            _ensure_resolve(abort=True)
            return
    # HACK to detect playback of playlists for add-on paths
    items = js.playlist_get_items(playqueue.playlistid)
    try:
        item = items[pos]
    except IndexError:
        LOG.info('Could not apply playlist hack! Probably Widget playback')
    else:
        if ('id' not in item and
                item.get('type') == 'unknown' and item.get('title') == ''):
            LOG.info('Kodi playlist play detected')
            _playlist_playback(plex_id, plex_type)
            return

    # Can return -1 (as in "no playlist")
    pos = pos if pos != -1 else 0
    LOG.debug('playQueue position %s for %s', pos, playqueue)
    # Have we already initiated playback?
    try:
        item = playqueue.items[pos]
    except IndexError:
        initiate = True
    else:
        initiate = True if item.plex_id != plex_id else False
    if initiate:
        _playback_init(plex_id, plex_type, playqueue, pos)
    else:
        # kick off playback on second pass
        _conclude_playback(playqueue, pos)


def _playlist_playback(plex_id, plex_type):
    """
    Really annoying Kodi behavior: Kodi will throw the ENTIRE playlist some-
    where, causing Playlist.onAdd to fire for each item like this:
    Playlist.OnAdd Data: {u'item': {u'type': u'episode', u'id': 164},
                          u'playlistid': 0,
                          u'position': 2}
    This does NOT work for Addon paths, type and id will be unknown:
        {u'item': {u'type': u'unknown'},
         u'playlistid': 0,
         u'position': 7}
    At the end, only the element being played actually shows up in the Kodi
    playqueue.
    Hence: if we fail the first addon paths call, Kodi will start playback
    for the next item in line :-)
    (by the way: trying to get active Kodi player id will return [])
    """
    xml = GetPlexMetadata(plex_id)
    try:
        xml[0].attrib
    except (IndexError, TypeError, AttributeError):
        LOG.error('Could not get a PMS xml for plex id %s', plex_id)
        # "Play error"
        dialog('notification', lang(29999), lang(30128), icon='{error}')
        _ensure_resolve(abort=True)
        return
    # Kodi bug: playqueue will ALWAYS be audio playqueue UNTIL playback
    # has actually started. Need to tell Kodimonitor
    playqueue = PQ.get_playqueue_from_type(v.KODI_PLAYLIST_TYPE_AUDIO)
    playqueue.clear(kodi=False)
    # Set the flag for the potentially WRONG audio playlist so Kodimonitor
    # can pick up on it
    playqueue.kodi_playlist_playback = True
    playlist_item = PL.playlist_item_from_xml(xml[0])
    playqueue.items.append(playlist_item)
    _conclude_playback(playqueue, pos=0)


def _playback_init(plex_id, plex_type, playqueue, pos):
    """
    Playback setup if Kodi starts playing an item for the first time.
    """
    LOG.info('Initializing PKC playback')
    xml = GetPlexMetadata(plex_id)
    try:
        xml[0].attrib
    except (IndexError, TypeError, AttributeError):
        LOG.error('Could not get a PMS xml for plex id %s', plex_id)
        # "Play error"
        dialog('notification', lang(29999), lang(30128), icon='{error}')
        _ensure_resolve(abort=True)
        return
    if playqueue.kodi_pl.size() > 1:
        # Special case - we already got a filled Kodi playqueue
        try:
            _init_existing_kodi_playlist(playqueue, pos)
        except PL.PlaylistError:
            LOG.error('Playback_init for existing Kodi playlist failed')
            _ensure_resolve(abort=True)
            return
        # Now we need to use setResolvedUrl for the item at position ZERO
        # playqueue.py will pick up the missing items
        _conclude_playback(playqueue, 0)
        return
    # "Usual" case - consider trailers and parts and build both Kodi and Plex
    # playqueues
    # Pass dummy PKC video with 0 length so Kodi immediately stops playback
    # and we can build our own playqueue.
    _ensure_resolve()
    api = API(xml[0])
    trailers = False
    if (plex_type == v.PLEX_TYPE_MOVIE and not api.resume_point() and
            settings('enableCinema') == "true"):
        if settings('askCinema') == "true":
            # "Play trailers?"
            trailers = dialog('yesno', lang(29999), lang(33016))
            trailers = True if trailers else False
        else:
            trailers = True
    LOG.debug('Playing trailers: %s', trailers)
    if RESOLVE:
        # Sleep a bit to let setResolvedUrl do its thing - bit ugly
        sleep_timer = 0
        while not state.PKC_CAUSED_STOP_DONE:
            sleep(50)
            sleep_timer += 1
            if sleep_timer > 100:
                break
    playqueue.clear()
    if plex_type != v.PLEX_TYPE_CLIP:
        # Post to the PMS to create a playqueue - in any case due to Companion
        xml = init_plex_playqueue(plex_id,
                                  xml.attrib.get('librarySectionUUID'),
                                  mediatype=plex_type,
                                  trailers=trailers)
        if xml is None:
            LOG.error('Could not get a playqueue xml for plex id %s, UUID %s',
                      plex_id, xml.attrib.get('librarySectionUUID'))
            # "Play error"
            dialog('notification', lang(29999), lang(30128), icon='{error}')
            # Do NOT use _ensure_resolve() because we resolved above already
            state.CONTEXT_MENU_PLAY = False
            state.FORCE_TRANSCODE = False
            state.RESUME_PLAYBACK = False
            return
        PL.get_playlist_details_from_xml(playqueue, xml)
    stack = _prep_playlist_stack(xml)
    _process_stack(playqueue, stack)
    # Always resume if playback initiated via PMS and there IS a resume
    # point
    offset = api.resume_point() * 1000 if state.CONTEXT_MENU_PLAY else None
    # Reset some playback variables
    state.CONTEXT_MENU_PLAY = False
    state.FORCE_TRANSCODE = False
    # New thread to release this one sooner (e.g. harddisk spinning up)
    thread = Thread(target=threaded_playback,
                    args=(playqueue.kodi_pl, pos, offset))
    thread.setDaemon(True)
    LOG.info('Done initializing playback, starting Kodi player at pos %s and '
             'resume point %s', pos, offset)
    # By design, PKC will start Kodi playback using Player().play(). Kodi
    # caches paths like our plugin://pkc. If we use Player().play() between
    # 2 consecutive startups of exactly the same Kodi library item, Kodi's
    # cache will have been flushed for some reason. Hence the 2nd call for
    # plugin://pkc will be lost; Kodi will try to startup playback for an empty
    # path: log entry is "CGUIWindowVideoBase::OnPlayMedia <missing path>"
    thread.start()
    # Ensure that PKC playqueue monitor ignores the changes we just made
    playqueue.pkc_edit = True


def _ensure_resolve(abort=False):
    """
    Will check whether RESOLVE=True and if so, fail Kodi playback startup
    with the path 'PKC_Dummy_Path_Which_Fails' using setResolvedUrl (and some
    pickling)

    This way we're making sure that other Python instances (calling default.py)
    will be destroyed.
    """
    if RESOLVE:
        LOG.debug('Passing dummy path to Kodi')
        # if not state.CONTEXT_MENU_PLAY:
        # Because playback won't start with context menu play
        state.PKC_CAUSED_STOP = True
        state.PKC_CAUSED_STOP_DONE = False
        result = Playback_Successful()
        result.listitem = PKC_ListItem(path=NULL_VIDEO)
        pickle_me(result)
    if abort:
        # Reset some playback variables
        state.CONTEXT_MENU_PLAY = False
        state.FORCE_TRANSCODE = False
        state.RESUME_PLAYBACK = False


def _init_existing_kodi_playlist(playqueue, pos):
    """
    Will take the playqueue's kodi_pl with MORE than 1 element and initiate
    playback (without adding trailers)
    """
    LOG.debug('Kodi playlist size: %s', playqueue.kodi_pl.size())
    kodi_items = js.playlist_get_items(playqueue.playlistid)
    if not kodi_items:
        LOG.error('No Kodi items returned')
        raise PL.PlaylistError('No Kodi items returned')
    item = PL.init_plex_playqueue(playqueue, kodi_item=kodi_items[pos])
    item.force_transcode = state.FORCE_TRANSCODE
    # playqueue.py will add the rest - this will likely put the PMS under
    # a LOT of strain if the following Kodi setting is enabled:
    # Settings -> Player -> Videos -> Play next video automatically
    LOG.debug('Done init_existing_kodi_playlist')


def _prep_playlist_stack(xml):
    stack = []
    for item in xml:
        api = API(item)
        if (state.CONTEXT_MENU_PLAY is False and
                api.plex_type() not in (v.PLEX_TYPE_CLIP, v.PLEX_TYPE_EPISODE)):
            # If user chose to play via PMS or force transcode, do not
            # use the item path stored in the Kodi DB
            with plexdb.Get_Plex_DB() as plex_db:
                plex_dbitem = plex_db.getItem_byId(api.plex_id())
            kodi_id = plex_dbitem[0] if plex_dbitem else None
            kodi_type = plex_dbitem[4] if plex_dbitem else None
        else:
            # We will never store clips (trailers) in the Kodi DB.
            # Also set kodi_id to None for playback via PMS, so that we're
            # using add-on paths.
            # Also do NOT associate episodes with library items for addon paths
            # as artwork lookup is broken (episode path does not link back to
            # season and show)
            kodi_id = None
            kodi_type = None
        for part, _ in enumerate(item[0]):
            api.set_part_number(part)
            if kodi_id is None:
                # Need to redirect again to PKC to conclude playback
                path = api.path()
                listitem = api.create_listitem()
                listitem.setPath(try_encode(path))
            else:
                # Will add directly via the Kodi DB
                path = None
                listitem = None
            stack.append({
                'kodi_id': kodi_id,
                'kodi_type': kodi_type,
                'file': path,
                'xml_video_element': item,
                'listitem': listitem,
                'part': part,
                'playcount': api.viewcount(),
                'offset': api.resume_point(),
                'id': api.item_id()
            })
    return stack


def _process_stack(playqueue, stack):
    """
    Takes our stack and adds the items to the PKC and Kodi playqueues.
    """
    # getposition() can return -1
    pos = max(playqueue.kodi_pl.getposition(), 0) + 1
    for item in stack:
        if item['kodi_id'] is None:
            playlist_item = PL.add_listitem_to_Kodi_playlist(
                playqueue,
                pos,
                item['listitem'],
                file=item['file'],
                xml_video_element=item['xml_video_element'])
        else:
            # Directly add element so we have full metadata
            playlist_item = PL.add_item_to_kodi_playlist(
                playqueue,
                pos,
                kodi_id=item['kodi_id'],
                kodi_type=item['kodi_type'],
                xml_video_element=item['xml_video_element'])
        playlist_item.playcount = item['playcount']
        playlist_item.offset = item['offset']
        playlist_item.part = item['part']
        playlist_item.id = item['id']
        playlist_item.force_transcode = state.FORCE_TRANSCODE
        pos += 1


def _conclude_playback(playqueue, pos):
    """
    ONLY if actually being played (e.g. at 5th position of a playqueue).

        Decide on direct play, direct stream, transcoding
        path to
            direct paths: file itself
            PMS URL
            Web URL
        audiostream (e.g. let user choose)
        subtitle stream (e.g. let user choose)
        Init Kodi Playback (depending on situation):
            start playback
            return PKC listitem attached to result
    """
    LOG.info('Concluding playback for playqueue position %s', pos)
    result = Playback_Successful()
    listitem = PKC_ListItem()
    item = playqueue.items[pos]
    if item.xml is not None:
        # Got a Plex element
        api = API(item.xml)
        api.set_part_number(item.part)
        api.create_listitem(listitem)
        playutils = PlayUtils(api, item)
        playurl = playutils.getPlayUrl()
    else:
        playurl = item.file
    listitem.setPath(try_encode(playurl))
    if item.playmethod == 'DirectStream':
        listitem.setSubtitles(api.cache_external_subs())
    elif item.playmethod == 'Transcode':
        playutils.audio_subtitle_prefs(listitem)

    if state.RESUME_PLAYBACK is True:
        state.RESUME_PLAYBACK = False
        if (item.offset is None and
                item.plex_type not in (v.PLEX_TYPE_SONG, v.PLEX_TYPE_CLIP)):
            with plexdb.Get_Plex_DB() as plex_db:
                plex_dbitem = plex_db.getItem_byId(item.plex_id)
                file_id = plex_dbitem[1] if plex_dbitem else None
            with kodidb.GetKodiDB('video') as kodi_db:
                item.offset = kodi_db.get_resume(file_id)
        LOG.info('Resuming playback at %s', item.offset)
        listitem.setProperty('StartOffset', str(item.offset))
        listitem.setProperty('resumetime', str(item.offset))
    # Reset the resumable flag
    result.listitem = listitem
    pickle_me(result)
    LOG.info('Done concluding playback')


def process_indirect(key, offset, resolve=True):
    """
    Called e.g. for Plex "Play later" - Plex items where we need to fetch an
    additional xml for the actual playurl. In the PMS metadata, indirect="1" is
    set.

    Will release default.py with setResolvedUrl

    Set resolve to False if playback should be kicked off directly, not via
    setResolvedUrl
    """
    LOG.info('process_indirect called with key: %s, offset: %s, resolve: %s',
             key, offset, resolve)
    global RESOLVE
    RESOLVE = resolve
    result = Playback_Successful()
    if key.startswith('http') or key.startswith('{server}'):
        xml = DU().downloadUrl(key)
    elif key.startswith('/system/services'):
        xml = DU().downloadUrl('http://node.plexapp.com:32400%s' % key)
    else:
        xml = DU().downloadUrl('{server}%s' % key)
    try:
        xml[0].attrib
    except (TypeError, IndexError, AttributeError):
        LOG.error('Could not download PMS metadata')
        _ensure_resolve(abort=True)
        return
    if offset != '0':
        offset = int(v.PLEX_TO_KODI_TIMEFACTOR * float(offset))
        # Todo: implement offset
    api = API(xml[0])
    listitem = PKC_ListItem()
    api.create_listitem(listitem)
    playqueue = PQ.get_playqueue_from_type(
        v.KODI_PLAYLIST_TYPE_FROM_PLEX_TYPE[api.plex_type()])
    playqueue.clear()
    item = PL.Playlist_Item()
    item.xml = xml[0]
    item.offset = int(offset)
    item.plex_type = v.PLEX_TYPE_CLIP
    item.playmethod = 'DirectStream'
    # Need to get yet another xml to get the final playback url
    xml = DU().downloadUrl('http://node.plexapp.com:32400%s'
                           % xml[0][0][0].attrib['key'])
    try:
        xml[0].attrib
    except (TypeError, IndexError, AttributeError):
        LOG.error('Could not download last xml for playurl')
        _ensure_resolve(abort=True)
        return
    playurl = xml[0].attrib['key']
    item.file = playurl
    listitem.setPath(try_encode(playurl))
    playqueue.items.append(item)
    if resolve is True:
        result.listitem = listitem
        pickle_me(result)
    else:
        thread = Thread(target=Player().play,
                        args={'item': try_encode(playurl),
                              'listitem': listitem})
        thread.setDaemon(True)
        LOG.info('Done initializing PKC playback, starting Kodi player')
        thread.start()


def play_xml(playqueue, xml, offset=None, start_plex_id=None):
    """
    Play all items contained in the xml passed in. Called by Plex Companion.

    Either supply the ratingKey of the starting Plex element. Or set
    playqueue.selectedItemID
    """
    LOG.info("play_xml called with offset %s, start_plex_id %s",
             offset, start_plex_id)
    stack = _prep_playlist_stack(xml)
    _process_stack(playqueue, stack)
    LOG.debug('Playqueue after play_xml update: %s', playqueue)
    if start_plex_id is not None:
        for startpos, item in enumerate(playqueue.items):
            if item.plex_id == start_plex_id:
                break
        else:
            startpos = 0
    else:
        for startpos, item in enumerate(playqueue.items):
            if item.id == playqueue.selectedItemID:
                break
        else:
            startpos = 0
    thread = Thread(target=threaded_playback,
                    args=(playqueue.kodi_pl, startpos, offset))
    LOG.info('Done play_xml, starting Kodi player at position %s', startpos)
    thread.start()


def threaded_playback(kodi_playlist, startpos, offset):
    """
    Seek immediately after kicking off playback is not reliable.
    """
    player = Player()
    player.play(kodi_playlist, None, False, startpos)
    if offset and offset != '0':
        i = 0
        while not player.isPlaying():
            sleep(100)
            i += 1
            if i > 100:
                LOG.error('Could not seek to %s', offset)
                return
        js.seek_to(int(offset))