class_name ValueStepper
extends Control

## A reusable UI control for stepping through discrete values with arrow buttons
##
## ValueStepper provides left/right arrow navigation for cycling through predefined options.
## Perfect for settings like language, resolution, difficulty, graphics quality, etc.
## Supports both mouse clicks and keyboard/gamepad navigation.
##
## @tutorial(ValueStepper Usage): See docs/UI_COMPONENTS.md

signal value_changed(new_value: String, new_index: int)

## The data source for values.
@export var data_source: String = "language"
## Custom display format function. Leave empty to use default.
@export var custom_format_function: String = ""

var values: Array[String] = []
var display_names: Array[String] = []
var current_index: int = 0

var original_scale: Vector2
var original_modulate: Color
var is_highlighted: bool = false

@onready var left_button: Button = $LeftButton
@onready var right_button: Button = $RightButton
@onready var value_display: Label = $ValueDisplay


func _ready() -> void:
	DebugManager.log_info(
		"ValueStepper ready for: " + data_source, "ValueStepper"
	)

	# Store original visual properties
	original_scale = scale
	original_modulate = modulate

	# Connect button signals
	if (
		left_button
		and not left_button.pressed.is_connected(_on_left_button_pressed)
	):
		left_button.pressed.connect(_on_left_button_pressed)

	if (
		right_button
		and not right_button.pressed.is_connected(_on_right_button_pressed)
	):
		right_button.pressed.connect(_on_right_button_pressed)

	# Initialize data
	_load_data()
	_update_display()


## Loads data based on the data_source type
func _load_data() -> void:
	match data_source:
		"language":
			_load_language_data()
		"resolution":
			_load_resolution_data()
		"difficulty":
			_load_difficulty_data()
		_:
			DebugManager.log_warn(
				"Unknown data_source: " + data_source, "ValueStepper"
			)


func _load_language_data() -> void:
	var languages_data: Dictionary = SettingsManager.get_languages_data()
	if languages_data.has("languages"):
		values.clear()
		display_names.clear()
		for lang_code in languages_data.languages.keys():
			values.append(lang_code)
			display_names.append(
				languages_data.languages[lang_code]["display_name"]
			)

		# Set current index based on current language
		var current_lang: String = SettingsManager.get_setting("language")
		var index: int = values.find(current_lang)
		current_index = max(0, index)

		DebugManager.log_info(
			"Loaded %d languages" % values.size(), "ValueStepper"
		)


func _load_resolution_data() -> void:
	# Example resolution data - customize as needed
	values = ["1920x1080", "1366x768", "1280x720", "1024x768"]
	display_names = [
		"1920×1080 (Full HD)", "1366×768", "1280×720 (HD)", "1024×768"
	]
	current_index = 0
	DebugManager.log_info(
		"Loaded %d resolutions" % values.size(), "ValueStepper"
	)


func _load_difficulty_data() -> void:
	# Example difficulty data - customize as needed
	values = ["easy", "normal", "hard", "nightmare"]
	display_names = ["Easy", "Normal", "Hard", "Nightmare"]
	current_index = 1  # Default to "normal"
	DebugManager.log_info(
		"Loaded %d difficulty levels" % values.size(), "ValueStepper"
	)


## Updates the display text based on current selection
func _update_display() -> void:
	if (
		values.size() == 0
		or current_index < 0
		or current_index >= values.size()
	):
		value_display.text = "N/A"
		return

	if display_names.size() > current_index:
		value_display.text = display_names[current_index]
	else:
		value_display.text = values[current_index]


## Changes the current value by the specified direction (-1 for previous, +1 for next)
func change_value(direction: int) -> void:
	if values.size() == 0:
		DebugManager.log_warn(
			"No values available for: " + data_source, "ValueStepper"
		)
		return

	var new_index: int = (current_index + direction) % values.size()
	if new_index < 0:
		new_index = values.size() - 1

	current_index = new_index
	var new_value: String = values[current_index]

	_update_display()
	_apply_value_change(new_value, current_index)
	value_changed.emit(new_value, current_index)
	DebugManager.log_info(
		(
			"Value changed to: "
			+ new_value
			+ " (index: "
			+ str(current_index)
			+ ")"
		),
		"ValueStepper"
	)


## Override this method for custom value application logic
func _apply_value_change(new_value: String, _index: int) -> void:
	match data_source:
		"language":
			SettingsManager.set_setting("language", new_value)
			if LocalizationManager:
				LocalizationManager.change_language(new_value)
		"resolution":
			# Apply resolution change logic here
			DebugManager.log_info(
				"Resolution would change to: " + new_value, "ValueStepper"
			)
		"difficulty":
			# Apply difficulty change logic here
			DebugManager.log_info(
				"Difficulty would change to: " + new_value, "ValueStepper"
			)


## Sets up custom values for the stepper
func setup_custom_values(
	custom_values: Array[String], custom_display_names: Array[String] = []
) -> void:
	values = custom_values.duplicate()
	display_names = (
		custom_display_names.duplicate()
		if custom_display_names.size() > 0
		else values.duplicate()
	)
	current_index = 0
	_update_display()
	DebugManager.log_info(
		"Setup custom values: " + str(values.size()) + " items", "ValueStepper"
	)


## Gets the current value
func get_current_value() -> String:
	if (
		values.size() > 0
		and current_index >= 0
		and current_index < values.size()
	):
		return values[current_index]
	return ""


## Sets the current value by string
func set_current_value(value: String) -> void:
	var index: int = values.find(value)
	if index >= 0:
		current_index = index
		_update_display()


## Visual highlighting for navigation systems
func set_highlighted(highlighted: bool) -> void:
	is_highlighted = highlighted
	if highlighted:
		scale = original_scale * UIConstants.UI_CONTROL_HIGHLIGHT_SCALE
		modulate = Color(1.1, 1.1, 0.9)
	else:
		scale = original_scale
		modulate = original_modulate


## Handle input actions for navigation integration
func handle_input_action(action: String) -> bool:
	match action:
		"move_left":
			change_value(-1)
			return true
		"move_right":
			change_value(1)
			return true
		_:
			return false


func _on_left_button_pressed() -> void:
	AudioManager.play_ui_click()
	DebugManager.log_info("Left button clicked", "ValueStepper")
	change_value(-1)


func _on_right_button_pressed() -> void:
	AudioManager.play_ui_click()
	DebugManager.log_info("Right button clicked", "ValueStepper")
	change_value(1)


## For navigation system integration
func get_control_name() -> String:
	return data_source + "_stepper"