// Copyright (c) 2012, the Dart project authors.  Please see the AUTHORS file
// for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
// BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.

library markdown.src.inline_parser;

import 'ast.dart';
import 'document.dart';
import 'util.dart';

/// Maintains the internal state needed to parse inline span elements in
/// markdown.
class InlineParser {
  static final List<InlineSyntax> _defaultSyntaxes = <InlineSyntax>[
    // This first regexp matches plain text to accelerate parsing.  It must
    // be written so that it does not match any prefix of any following
    // syntax.  Most markdown is plain text, so it is faster to match one
    // regexp per 'word' rather than fail to match all the following regexps
    // at each non-syntax character position.  It is much more important
    // that the regexp is fast than complete (for example, adding grouping
    // is likely to slow the regexp down enough to negate its benefit).
    // Since it is purely for optimization, it can be removed for debugging.

    // TODO(amouravski): this regex will glom up any custom syntaxes unless
    // they're at the beginning.
    new TextSyntax(r'\s*[A-Za-z0-9]+'),

    // The real syntaxes.
    new AutolinkSyntax(),
    new LinkSyntax(),
    new ImageLinkSyntax(),
    // Allow any punctuation to be escaped.
    new EscapeSyntax(),
    // "*" surrounded by spaces is left alone.
    new TextSyntax(r' \* '),
    // "_" surrounded by spaces is left alone.
    new TextSyntax(r' _ '),
    // Leave already-encoded HTML entities alone. Ensures we don't turn
    // "&amp;" into "&amp;amp;"
    new TextSyntax(r'&[#a-zA-Z0-9]*;'),
    // Encode "&".
    new TextSyntax(r'&', sub: '&amp;'),
    // Encode "<". (Why not encode ">" too? Gruber is toying with us.)
    new TextSyntax(r'<', sub: '&lt;'),
    // Parse "**strong**" tags.
    new TagSyntax(r'\*\*', tag: 'strong'),
    // Parse "__strong__" tags.
    new TagSyntax(r'\b__', tag: 'strong', end: r'__\b'),
    // Parse "*emphasis*" tags.
    new TagSyntax(r'\*', tag: 'em'),
    // Parse "_emphasis_" tags.
    new TagSyntax(r'\b_', tag: 'em', end: r'_\b'),
    new CodeSyntax(),
    // We will add the LinkSyntax once we know about the specific link resolver.
  ];

  /// The string of markdown being parsed.
  final String source;

  /// The markdown document this parser is parsing.
  final Document document;

  final List<InlineSyntax> syntaxes = <InlineSyntax>[];

  /// The current read position.
  int pos = 0;

  /// Starting position of the last unconsumed text.
  int start = 0;

  final List<TagState> _stack;

  InlineParser(this.source, this.document) : _stack = <TagState>[] {
    // User specified syntaxes are the first syntaxes to be evaluated.
    syntaxes.addAll(document.inlineSyntaxes);
    syntaxes.addAll(_defaultSyntaxes);

    // Custom link resolvers go after the generic text syntax.
    syntaxes.insertAll(1, [
      new LinkSyntax(linkResolver: document.linkResolver),
      new ImageLinkSyntax(linkResolver: document.imageLinkResolver)
    ]);
  }

  List<Node> parse() {
    // Make a fake top tag to hold the results.
    _stack.add(new TagState(0, 0, null));

    while (!isDone) {
      var matched = false;

      // See if any of the current tags on the stack match. We don't allow tags
      // of the same kind to nest, so this takes priority over other possible
      // matches.
      for (var i = _stack.length - 1; i > 0; i--) {
        if (_stack[i].tryMatch(this)) {
          matched = true;
          break;
        }
      }

      if (matched) continue;

      // See if the current text matches any defined markdown syntax.
      for (var syntax in syntaxes) {
        if (syntax.tryMatch(this)) {
          matched = true;
          break;
        }
      }

      if (matched) continue;

      // If we got here, it's just text.
      advanceBy(1);
    }

    // Unwind any unmatched tags and get the results.
    return _stack[0].close(this, null);
  }

  void writeText() {
    writeTextRange(start, pos);
    start = pos;
  }

  void writeTextRange(int start, int end) {
    if (end <= start) return;

    var text = source.substring(start, end);
    var nodes = _stack.last.children;

    // If the previous node is text too, just append.
    if (nodes.length > 0 && nodes.last is Text) {
      var textNode = nodes.last as Text;
      nodes[nodes.length - 1] = new Text('${textNode.text}$text');
    } else {
      nodes.add(new Text(text));
    }
  }

  void addNode(Node node) {
    _stack.last.children.add(node);
  }

  bool get isDone => pos == source.length;

  void advanceBy(int length) {
    pos += length;
  }

  void consume(int length) {
    pos += length;
    start = pos;
  }
}

/// Represents one kind of markdown tag that can be parsed.
abstract class InlineSyntax {
  final RegExp pattern;

  InlineSyntax(String pattern) : pattern = new RegExp(pattern, multiLine: true);

  /// Try to match at the parser's current position.
  ///
  /// Returns whether or not the pattern successfully matched.
  bool tryMatch(InlineParser parser) {
    var startMatch = pattern.matchAsPrefix(parser.source, parser.pos);
    if (startMatch != null) {
      // Write any existing plain text up to this point.
      parser.writeText();

      if (onMatch(parser, startMatch)) parser.consume(startMatch[0].length);
      return true;
    }

    return false;
  }

  bool onMatch(InlineParser parser, Match match);
}

/// Matches stuff that should just be passed through as straight text.
class TextSyntax extends InlineSyntax {
  final String substitute;

  TextSyntax(String pattern, {String sub})
      : substitute = sub,
        super(pattern);

  bool onMatch(InlineParser parser, Match match) {
    if (substitute == null) {
      // Just use the original matched text.
      parser.advanceBy(match[0].length);
      return false;
    }

    // Insert the substitution.
    parser.addNode(new Text(substitute));
    return true;
  }
}

/// Escape punctuation preceded by a backslash.
class EscapeSyntax extends InlineSyntax {
  final String substitute;

  EscapeSyntax() : super(r'''\\[!"#$%&'()*+,\-./:;<=>?@\[\\\]^_`{|}~]''');

  bool onMatch(InlineParser parser, Match match) {
    // Insert the substitution.
    parser.addNode(new Text(match[0][1]));
    return true;
  }
}

/// Leave inline HTML tags alone, from
/// [CommonMark 0.22](http://spec.commonmark.org/0.22/#raw-html).
///
/// This is not actually a good definition (nor CommonMark's) of an HTML tag,
/// but it is fast. It will leave text like <a href='hi"> alone, which is
/// incorrect.
///
/// TODO(srawlins): improve accuracy while ensuring performance, once
/// Markdown benchmarking is more mature.
class InlineHtmlSyntax extends TextSyntax {
  InlineHtmlSyntax() : super(r'<[/!?]?[A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9-]*(?: [^>]*)?>');
}

/// Matches autolinks like `<http://foo.com>`.
class AutolinkSyntax extends InlineSyntax {
  AutolinkSyntax() : super(r'<((http|https|ftp)://[^>]*)>');
  // TODO(rnystrom): Make case insensitive.

  bool onMatch(InlineParser parser, Match match) {
    var url = match[1];
    var anchor = new Element.text('a', escapeHtml(url));
    anchor.attributes['href'] = url;
    parser.addNode(anchor);

    return true;
  }
}

/// Matches syntax that has a pair of tags and becomes an element, like `*` for
/// `<em>`. Allows nested tags.
class TagSyntax extends InlineSyntax {
  final RegExp endPattern;
  final String tag;

  TagSyntax(String pattern, {this.tag, String end})
      : endPattern = new RegExp((end != null) ? end : pattern, multiLine: true),
        super(pattern);

  bool onMatch(InlineParser parser, Match match) {
    parser._stack
        .add(new TagState(parser.pos, parser.pos + match[0].length, this));
    return true;
  }

  bool onMatchEnd(InlineParser parser, Match match, TagState state) {
    parser.addNode(new Element(tag, state.children));
    return true;
  }
}

/// Matches inline links like `[blah][id]` and `[blah](url)`.
class LinkSyntax extends TagSyntax {
  final Resolver linkResolver;

  /// The regex for the end of a link needs to handle both reference-style and
  /// inline-style links as well as optional titles for inline links. To make that
  /// a bit more palatable, this breaks it into pieces.
  static get linkPattern {
    var refLink = r'\[([^\]]*)\]'; // "[id]" reflink id.
    var title = r'(?:[ ]*"([^"]+)"|)'; // Optional title in quotes.
    var inlineLink = '\\(([^ )]*)$title\\)'; // "(url "title")" link.
    return '\](?:($refLink|$inlineLink)|)';

    // The groups matched by this are:
    // 1: Will be non-empty if it's either a ref or inline link. Will be empty
    //    if it's just a bare pair of square brackets with nothing after them.
    // 2: Contains the id inside [] for a reference-style link.
    // 3: Contains the URL for an inline link.
    // 4: Contains the title, if present, for an inline link.
  }

  LinkSyntax({this.linkResolver, String pattern: r'\['})
      : super(pattern, end: linkPattern);

  Node createNode(InlineParser parser, Match match, TagState state) {
    // If we didn't match refLink or inlineLink, then it means there was
    // nothing after the first square bracket, so it isn't a normal Markdown
    // link at all. Instead, we allow users of the library to specify a special
    // resolver function ([linkResolver]) that may choose to handle
    // this. Otherwise, it's just treated as plain text.
    if (match[1] == null) {
      if (linkResolver == null) return null;

      // Treat the contents as unparsed text even if they happen to match. This
      // way, we can handle things like [LINK_WITH_UNDERSCORES] as a link and
      // not get confused by the emphasis.
      var textToResolve = parser.source.substring(state.endPos, parser.pos);

      // See if we have a resolver that will generate a link for us.
      return linkResolver(textToResolve);
    } else {
      return _createElement(parser, match, state);
    }
  }

  /// Given that [match] has matched both a title and URL, creates an `<a>`
  /// [Element] for it.
  Element _createElement(InlineParser parser, Match match, TagState state) {
    var link = getLink(parser, match, state);
    if (link == null) return null;

    var element = new Element('a', state.children);

    element.attributes["href"] = escapeHtml(link.url);
    if (link.title != null) {
      element.attributes['title'] = escapeHtml(link.title);
    }

    return element;
  }

  Link getLink(InlineParser parser, Match match, TagState state) {
    if (match[3] != null) {
      // Inline link like [foo](url).
      var url = match[3];
      var title = match[4];

      // For whatever reason, Markdown allows angle-bracketed URLs here.
      if (url.startsWith('<') && url.endsWith('>')) {
        url = url.substring(1, url.length - 1);
      }

      return new Link(null, url, title);
    } else {
      var id;
      // Reference link like [foo][bar].
      if (match[2] == '') {
        // The id is empty ("[]") so infer it from the contents.
        id = parser.source.substring(state.startPos + 1, parser.pos);
      } else {
        id = match[2];
      }

      // References are case-insensitive.
      id = id.toLowerCase();
      return parser.document.refLinks[id];
    }
  }

  bool onMatchEnd(InlineParser parser, Match match, TagState state) {
    var node = createNode(parser, match, state);
    if (node == null) return false;

    parser.addNode(node);
    return true;
  }
}

/// Matches images like `![alternate text](url "optional title")` and
/// `![alternate text][url reference]`.
class ImageLinkSyntax extends LinkSyntax {
  ImageLinkSyntax({Resolver linkResolver})
      : super(linkResolver: linkResolver, pattern: r'!\[');

  /// Creates an <a> element from the given complete [match].
  Element _createElement(InlineParser parser, Match match, TagState state) {
    var element = super._createElement(parser, match, state);
    if (element == null) return null;

    var image = new Element.withTag("img");
    image.attributes["src"] = element.attributes["href"];

    if (element.attributes.containsKey("title")) {
      image.attributes["title"] = element.attributes["title"];
    }

    var alt = element.children.map((e) => e is! Text ? "" : e.text).join(" ");
    if (alt != "") image.attributes["alt"] = alt;

    element.children
      ..clear()
      ..add(image);

    return element;
  }
}

/// Matches backtick-enclosed inline code blocks.
class CodeSyntax extends InlineSyntax {
  // This pattern matches:
  //
  // * a string of backticks (not followed by any more), followed by
  // * a non-greedy string of anying, including newlines, ending with anything
  //   except a backtick, followed by
  // * a string of backticks the same length as the first, not followed by any
  //   more.
  //
  // This conforms to the delimiters of inline code, both in Markdown.pl, and
  // CommonMark.
  static String _pattern = r'(`+(?!`))((?:.|\n)*?[^`])\1(?!`)';

  CodeSyntax() : super(_pattern);

  bool tryMatch(InlineParser parser) {
    if (parser.pos > 0 && parser.source[parser.pos-1] == '`') {
      // Not really a match! We can't just sneak past one backtick to try the
      // next character. An example of this situation would be:
      //
      //     before ``` and `` after.
      //             ^--parser.pos
      return false;
    }

    var match = pattern.matchAsPrefix(parser.source, parser.pos);
    if (match == null) {
      return false;
    }
    parser.writeText();
    if (onMatch(parser, match)) parser.consume(match[0].length);
    return true;
  }

  bool onMatch(InlineParser parser, Match match) {
    parser.addNode(new Element.text('code', escapeHtml(match[2].trim())));
    return true;
  }
}

/// Keeps track of a currently open tag while it is being parsed. The parser
/// maintains a stack of these so it can handle nested tags.
class TagState {
  /// The point in the original source where this tag started.
  final int startPos;

  /// The point in the original source where open tag ended.
  final int endPos;

  /// The syntax that created this node.
  final TagSyntax syntax;

  /// The children of this node. Will be `null` for text nodes.
  final List<Node> children;

  TagState(this.startPos, this.endPos, this.syntax) : children = <Node>[];

  /// Attempts to close this tag by matching the current text against its end
  /// pattern.
  bool tryMatch(InlineParser parser) {
    var endMatch = syntax.endPattern.matchAsPrefix(parser.source, parser.pos);
    if (endMatch != null) {
      // Close the tag.
      close(parser, endMatch);
      return true;
    }

    return false;
  }

  /// Pops this tag off the stack, completes it, and adds it to the output.
  /// Will discard any unmatched tags that happen to be above it on the stack.
  /// If this is the last node in the stack, returns its children.
  List<Node> close(InlineParser parser, Match endMatch) {
    // If there are unclosed tags on top of this one when it's closed, that
    // means they are mismatched. Mismatched tags are treated as plain text in
    // markdown. So for each tag above this one, we write its start tag as text
    // and then adds its children to this one's children.
    var index = parser._stack.indexOf(this);

    // Remove the unmatched children.
    var unmatchedTags = parser._stack.sublist(index + 1);
    parser._stack.removeRange(index + 1, parser._stack.length);

    // Flatten them out onto this tag.
    for (var unmatched in unmatchedTags) {
      // Write the start tag as text.
      parser.writeTextRange(unmatched.startPos, unmatched.endPos);

      // Bequeath its children unto this tag.
      children.addAll(unmatched.children);
    }

    // Pop this off the stack.
    parser.writeText();
    parser._stack.removeLast();

    // If the stack is empty now, this is the special "results" node.
    if (parser._stack.length == 0) return children;

    // We are still parsing, so add this to its parent's children.
    if (syntax.onMatchEnd(parser, endMatch, this)) {
      parser.consume(endMatch[0].length);
    } else {
      // Didn't close correctly so revert to text.
      parser.start = startPos;
      parser.advanceBy(endMatch[0].length);
    }

    return null;
  }
}