//import org.apache.commons.validator.UrlValidator
import org.codehaus.groovy.grails.validation.routines.UrlValidator
import org.codehaus.groovy.grails.validation.routines.RegexValidator

/**
* General use custom tags.
* Some are taken from http://www.grails.org/Contribute+a+Tag#checkBoxList
*/
class CustomTagLib {
    static namespace = 'custom'

    def resources = { attrs ->
        ///@todo: should include our javascript and do setup here.
    }

    /**
    * Checkbox list that can be used as a more user-friendly alternative to a multiselect list box.
     * Usage:
     * To map the selected ids to corresponding domain objects,
     * an additional set method is required in the containing domain class:
     *       //  This additional setter is used to convert the checkBoxList string or string array
     *       //  of ids selected to the corresponding domain objects.
     *       public void setAssetSubItemsFromCheckBoxList(ids) {
     *           def idList = []
     *           if(ids instanceof String) {
     *                   if(ids.isInteger())
     *                       idList << ids.toInteger()
     *           }
     *           else {
     *               ids.each() {
     *                   if(it.isInteger())
     *                       idList << it.toInteger()
     *               }
     *           }
     *           this.assetSubItems = idList.collect { AssetSubItem.get( it ) }
     *       }
     *
     * Then a line in the controller:
     *      assetInstance.setAssetSubItemsFromCheckBoxList(params.assetSubItems)
     *
     * Fields:
     *    name - the property name.
     *    from - the list to select from.
     *    value - the current value.
     *    optionKey - the key to use.
     *    sortBy - (optional) the attribute to sort the from list by.
     *    displayFields - (optional) defaults to the objects toString()
     *    displayFieldsSeparator - (optional) defaults to a space.
     *    linkController - (optional, requires linkAction.) the controller to use for a link to the objects in the checkBoxList.
     *    linkAction - (optional, requires linkController.) the action to use for a link to the objects in the checkBoxList.
     *
     * Example:
     *    <!--
     *    <custom:checkBoxList name="assetSubItems"
     *                                    from="${AssetSubItem.list()}"
     *                                    value="${assetInstance?.assetSubItems.collect{it.id}}"
     *                                    optionKey="id"
     *                                    sortBy="description"
     *                                    displayFields="['id', 'name']"
     *                                    displayFieldsSeparator=', '
     *                                    linkController="assetSubItemDetailed"
     *                                    linkAction="show"/>
     *    -->
     *
     */

    def checkBoxList = {attrs, body ->

        def from = attrs.from
        def value = attrs.value
        def cname = attrs.name
        def isChecked, ht, wd, style, html

        def sortBy = attrs.sortBy
        def displayFields = attrs.displayFields
        def displayFieldsSeparator = attrs.displayFieldsSeparator ?: ' '
        def linkController = attrs.linkController
        def linkAction = attrs.linkAction

        def displayValue = " "

        // sets the style to override height and/or width if either of them
        // is specified, else the default from the CSS is taken
        style = "style='"
        if(attrs.height)
            style += "height:${attrs.height};"
        if(attrs.width)
            style += "width:${attrs.width};"
        if(style.length() == "style='".length())
            style = ""
        else
            style += "'" // closing single quote

        html = "<ul class='CheckBoxList' " + style + ">"

        out << html

        if(sortBy)
            from.sort { p1, p2 -> p1[sortBy].compareToIgnoreCase(p2[sortBy]) }

        from.each { obj ->

            displayValue = " "

            if(linkController && linkAction)
                   displayValue += "<a href=\"${createLink(controller: linkController, action: linkAction, id: obj.id).encodeAsHTML()}\">"

            if(displayFields) {
                displayValue += displayFields.collect { obj[it] }.join(displayFieldsSeparator)
            }
            else displayValue += obj // use the obj's default toString()

            if(linkController && linkAction)
                displayValue += "</a>"

            // if we wanted to select the checkbox using a click anywhere on the label (also hover effect)
            // but grails does not recognize index suffix in the name as an array:
            // cname = "${attrs.name}[${idx++}]"
            // and put this inside the li: <label for='$cname'>...</label>

            isChecked = (value?.contains(obj."${attrs.optionKey}"))? true: false

            out << "<li>" << checkBox(name:cname, value:obj."${attrs.optionKey}", checked: isChecked) << displayValue << "</li>"
        }

        out << "</ul>"

    } // checkBoxList

    def sortableColumnWithImg = { attrs, body ->
        def writer = out
        if(!attrs.property)
            throwTagError("Tag [sortableColumn] is missing required attribute [property]")

//         if(!attrs.title && !attrs.titleKey)
//             throwTagError("Tag [sortableColumn] is missing required attribute [title] or [titleKey]")

        def property = attrs.remove("property")
        def action = attrs.action ? attrs.remove("action") : (actionName ?: "list")

        def defaultOrder = attrs.remove("defaultOrder")
        if(defaultOrder != "desc") defaultOrder = "asc"

        // current sorting property and order
        def sort = params.sort
        def order = params.order

        // add sorting property and params to link params
        def linkParams = [:]
        if(params.id) linkParams.put("id",params.id)
        if(attrs.params) linkParams.putAll(attrs.remove("params"))
        linkParams.sort = property

        // determine and add sorting order for this column to link params
        attrs.class = (attrs.class ? "${attrs.class} sortable" : "sortable")
        if(property == sort) {
            attrs.class = attrs.class + " sorted " + order
            if(order == "asc")
                linkParams.order = "desc"
            else
                linkParams.order = "asc"
        }
        else
            linkParams.order = defaultOrder

        // determine column title
//         def title = attrs.remove("title")
//         def titleKey = attrs.remove("titleKey")
//         if(titleKey) {
//             if(!title) title = titleKey
//             def messageSource = grailsAttributes.getApplicationContext().getBean("messageSource")
//             def locale = RCU.getLocale(request)
// 
//             title = messageSource.getMessage(titleKey, null, title, locale)
//         }

        // Image.
        def img = "<img "
        def imgAttrs = [:]
        imgAttrs.src = attrs.remove("imgSrc")
        imgAttrs.alt = attrs.remove("imgAlt")
        imgAttrs.title = attrs.remove("imgTitle")
        imgAttrs.each { k, v ->
            if(v)
                img += "${k}=\"${v.encodeAsHTML()}\" "
        }
        img += "/>"

        writer << "<th "

        // process remaining attributes
        attrs.each { k, v ->
            writer << "${k}=\"${v.encodeAsHTML()}\" "
        }
        writer << ">${link(action:action, params:linkParams) { img } }"
        writer << "</th>"

    } // sortableColumnWithImg

    /**
    * Customised version of jasperButton as found in jaser plugin.
     * custom:jasperButtons is intended to be wrapped by g:jasperForm
     */
    def jasperButtons = {attrs ->
        if(!attrs['format']){throw new Exception(message(code:"jasper.taglib.missingAttribute", args:'format'))}
        if(!attrs['jasper']){throw new Exception(message(code:"jasper.taglib.missingAttribute", args:'jasper'))}
        String jasper = attrs['jasper']
        String buttonClass = attrs['class'] ?:  "jasperButton"
        String format = attrs['format'].toUpperCase()
        String text = attrs['text']
        String heightAttr = attrs['height'] ? ' height="' + attrs['height'] + '"' : '' // leading space on purpose
        String imgSrc = ''
        String delimiter = attrs['delimiter'] ?: "|"
        String delimiterBefore = attrs['delimiterBefore'] ?: delimiter
        String delimiterAfter = attrs['delimiterAfter'] ?: delimiter

        out << '''
                    <script type="text/javascript">
                        function submit_jasperForm(name, fmt) {
                            var jasperForm = document.getElementsByName(name).item(0)
                            jasperForm._format.value = fmt;
                            jasperForm.submit();
                            return false;
                        }
                    </script>
                    '''

        out << delimiterBefore

        attrs['format'].toUpperCase().split(",").eachWithIndex { it, i ->
            if (i > 0) out << delimiter
            imgSrc = g.resource(plugin:"jasper", dir:'images/icons', file:"${it.trim()}.gif")
            def fmt = it.trim()
            out << """
                        <a href="#" class="${buttonClass}" title="${it.trim()}" onClick="return submit_jasperForm('${jasper}', '${fmt}')">
                        <img border="0" src="${imgSrc}"${heightAttr} /></a>
                        """
        }

        out << delimiterAfter
    } // jasperButtons

    /**
    * Easily create a link from a hopeful url string.
    * If the supplied url is not considered a valid url the string is simply displayed.
    *
    * Fields:
    *  url - String url to use.
    *  body - If no body is supplied in the GSP then url.encodeAsHTML() is displayed.
    *
    * Example:
    * <!--
    * <custom:easyUrl url="${docRef.location}" />
    * -->
    */
    def easyUrl = {attrs, body ->

        def url = attrs.url

        def html

        body = body()
        if(!body)
            body = url.encodeAsHTML()

        html = "${body}"

        if(isURLValid(url)) {
            html = """
                        <a href="${url}">
                            ${html}
                        </a>
                        """
        }

        out << html
    }

    /**
    * Get a list of the machines assigned on a taskProcedureRevision.
    *
    * Fields:
    *  taskProcedureRevision - TaskProcedureRevision to use.
    *
    * Example:
    * <!--
    * <custom:taskProcedureMachines taskProcedureRevision="${taskInstance.taskProcedureRevision}" />
    * -->
    */
    def taskProcedureMachines = {attrs ->
        def taskProcedureRevision = attrs.taskProcedureRevision
        def machines = taskProcedureRevision.maintenanceActions.collect {it.assetSubItem.parentItem}.unique()
        out << machines.encodeAsHTML()
    }

    /**
    * Determine if a supplied string is considered a url or not.
    * The scheme/protocol can be adjusted, file:// has been excluded here.
    * A domainValidator regex is used to allow localhost domain.
    * A Grails branched version of commons.validator is used, this should
    * be compatible with the apache 1.4 version release.
    * See: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GRAILS-1692 for more on Grails url validation.
    */
    private Boolean isURLValid(url) {

        def schemes = ["http","https", "ftp"] as String[]
        //def domainValidator = new RegexValidator("localhost(:(\\d{1,5}))?")
        def domainValidator = new RegexValidator(".*(:(\\d{1,5}))?") // Any domain, incl user@host:port
        def validator = new UrlValidator(schemes, domainValidator, UrlValidator.ALLOW_2_SLASHES)
        return validator.isValid(url)

    }

} // end class