#pragma once

#include "CoreMinimal.h"
#include "Containers/Queue.h"
#include "HAL/Runnable.h"
#include "Telemetry/TelemetryEvent.h"

class FRunnableThread;
class FEvent;
class IFileHandle;

// Where events go. The emitter never knows. Three implementations on day one; a fourth adapts an analytics
// provider when there is one (Docs/Spec/Telemetry.md, Q2).
class SALTYCORE_API ITelemetrySink
{
public:
	virtual ~ITelemetrySink() = default;
	virtual void Emit(const FTelemetryEnvelope& Envelope, const FTelemetryEvent& Event) = 0;
	virtual void Flush() {}
};

// Does nothing. The shipping default until there is somewhere to send anything.
class SALTYCORE_API FNullTelemetrySink : public ITelemetrySink
{
public:
	virtual void Emit(const FTelemetryEnvelope&, const FTelemetryEvent&) override {}
};

// One line of JSON to the output log under LogTelemetry. Verifies a step emitted what it claims.
class SALTYCORE_API FLogTelemetrySink : public ITelemetrySink
{
public:
	virtual void Emit(const FTelemetryEnvelope& Envelope, const FTelemetryEvent& Event) override;
};

// Appends one line per event to a JSON Lines file. Emit only builds the line and queues it; a worker thread
// drains the queue to disk every DrainIntervalSeconds and on Flush, so the calling thread never touches the
// file. Flushed on quit and from the unhandled-exception handler, so a crash loses at most one interval.
class SALTYCORE_API FJsonlTelemetrySink : public ITelemetrySink, private FRunnable
{
public:
	explicit FJsonlTelemetrySink(const FString& InFilePath, double DrainIntervalSeconds = 2.0);
	virtual ~FJsonlTelemetrySink() override;

	virtual void Emit(const FTelemetryEnvelope& Envelope, const FTelemetryEvent& Event) override;
	virtual void Flush() override;

	const FString& GetFilePath() const { return FilePath; }

private:
	// FRunnable
	virtual uint32 Run() override;
	virtual void Stop() override;

	void Drain();

	FString FilePath;
	double DrainIntervalSeconds;
	TQueue<FString, EQueueMode::Mpsc> Queue;
	TUniquePtr<IFileHandle> File;
	FEvent* WakeEvent = nullptr;
	FEvent* DrainedEvent = nullptr;
	FRunnableThread* Thread = nullptr;
	TAtomic<bool> bStopping{ false };
	TAtomic<uint64> FlushesRequested{ 0 };
	TAtomic<uint64> FlushesCompleted{ 0 };
	FDelegateHandle OnExitHandle;
	FDelegateHandle OnSystemErrorHandle;
};