package autotag

// mixedBagMinTracks is the smallest folder IsMixedBag will flag.
// Below this, artist/album divergence is just as likely to be
// sampling noise (a 2-track folder with two different artists could
// easily be a legitimate 2-track EP with a featured artist) as it is
// a genuine junk-drawer folder.
const mixedBagMinTracks = 4

// clusterMinSize is the smallest tag-matched group ClusterByAlbumArtist
// will surface as a splittable cluster.  A single track sharing no
// album/artist with anything else in the folder gains nothing from
// becoming its own one-track group — it stays in the leftover folder,
// which the existing evidence-scaling (rank.go) already treats
// appropriately harshly for a 1-track match.
const clusterMinSize = 2

// IsMixedBag reports whether a group's local tracks look like an
// unrelated pile of songs rather than one release: no artist
// consensus AND no album consensus, across enough tracks that the
// divergence isn't just noise.  An explicit, non-VA album-artist tag
// on the folder overrides the heuristic — a user (or a prior tagger)
// who set a real album-artist meant this to read as one release.
func IsMixedBag(g Group) bool {
	if len(g.Tracks) < mixedBagMinTracks {
		return false
	}

	if g.AlbumArtist != "" && !isVAName(g.AlbumArtist) {
		return false
	}

	return !hasTagConsensus(trackArtistTags(g.Tracks)) &&
		!hasTagConsensus(trackAlbumTags(g.Tracks))
}

// hasTagConsensus reports whether every non-empty value in vals
// normalizes to the same string.  Empty values are ignored — missing
// tags are unknown, not disagreement.  A folder with zero non-empty
// values has no consensus either way; callers only reach here after
// already requiring enough tracks to matter.
func hasTagConsensus(vals []string) bool {
	distinct := make(map[string]bool, 2) //nolint:mnd

	for _, v := range vals {
		if v == "" {
			continue
		}

		distinct[Normalize(v)] = true

		if len(distinct) > 1 {
			return false
		}
	}

	return len(distinct) == 1
}

func trackArtistTags(tracks []LocalTrack) []string {
	out := make([]string, len(tracks))
	for i, t := range tracks {
		out[i] = t.Artist
	}

	return out
}

func trackAlbumTags(tracks []LocalTrack) []string {
	out := make([]string, len(tracks))
	for i, t := range tracks {
		out[i] = t.AlbumTag
	}

	return out
}

// TrackCluster is a set of local tracks whose album (and album-artist)
// tags are close enough to describe the same release — a candidate
// sub-album hiding inside a mixed-bag folder.
type TrackCluster struct {
	AlbumName   string
	AlbumArtist string
	Tracks      []LocalTrack
}

// clusterFuzzyThreshold is the maximum stringDist between a track's
// album tag (and, separately, its album-artist tag) and the tags that
// started a cluster for the two to be considered the same album.
// Tight enough to keep genuinely different albums by the same artist
// apart, loose enough to absorb the kind of typo, dropped diacritic,
// or stray whitespace that exact Normalize()-equality clustering used
// to split into separate clusters — the same distance function
// candidate scoring already uses to decide two titles describe the
// same release (rank.go's albumTitleFit/artistCreditFit), applied to
// the same question here: do these two tags name the same thing.
const clusterFuzzyThreshold = 0.15

// clusterTracks groups tracks into candidate sub-albums: a track
// joins the first existing cluster whose founding track's album tag
// is within clusterFuzzyThreshold (in stringDist terms), and whose
// album-artist tag either also matches or is empty on either side —
// same "empty means unknown, not a mismatch" contract as
// artistCreditFit — or else it starts a new cluster. Tracks with no
// album tag are left unassigned (memberOf entry -1).
//
// Comparing only against the cluster's founding track, not a running
// centroid or every member, keeps this O(tracks × clusters) and
// deterministic in first-seen order — the order ClusterByAlbumArtist
// and SplitPlan's callers already depend on (they pass tracks ordered
// by disc/track/path).
func clusterTracks(tracks []LocalTrack) (clusters []TrackCluster, memberOf []int) {
	type rep struct{ album, artist string }

	var reps []rep

	memberOf = make([]int, len(tracks))

	for i, t := range tracks {
		if Normalize(t.AlbumTag) == "" {
			memberOf[i] = -1

			continue
		}

		joined := -1

		for ci, r := range reps {
			artistMatches := t.AlbumArtistTag == "" || r.artist == "" ||
				stringDist(t.AlbumArtistTag, r.artist) <= clusterFuzzyThreshold

			if artistMatches && stringDist(t.AlbumTag, r.album) <= clusterFuzzyThreshold {
				joined = ci

				break
			}
		}

		if joined < 0 {
			joined = len(clusters)

			reps = append(reps, rep{album: t.AlbumTag, artist: t.AlbumArtistTag})
			clusters = append(clusters, TrackCluster{
				AlbumName:   t.AlbumTag,
				AlbumArtist: t.AlbumArtistTag,
			})
		}

		clusters[joined].Tracks = append(clusters[joined].Tracks, t)
		memberOf[i] = joined
	}

	return clusters, memberOf
}

// ClusterByAlbumArtist groups tracks by album/album-artist tag
// similarity (see clusterTracks) and returns the clusters with at
// least clusterMinSize members, in first-seen order.  Tracks with no
// album tag, or whose cluster never reaches clusterMinSize, are
// omitted — they belong in the leftover folder, not a synthetic group
// of their own.
func ClusterByAlbumArtist(tracks []LocalTrack) []TrackCluster {
	clusters, _ := clusterTracks(tracks)

	out := clusters[:0]

	for _, c := range clusters {
		if len(c.Tracks) >= clusterMinSize {
			out = append(out, c)
		}
	}

	return out
}

// SplitPlan returns the full set of synthetic groups a mixed-bag
// folder should be torn into: ClusterByAlbumArtist's tag-matched
// sub-albums, plus a one-track cluster for every track that didn't
// end up sharing a cluster with anything else in the folder. Unlike
// ClusterByAlbumArtist alone — which leaves unclustered tracks behind
// in the parent group, where they'd still get folded into whatever
// partial-album match the scorer finds for the rest of the pile —
// this guarantees every track leaves the parent, so a folder of
// entirely unrelated singles (no two tracks share an album tag) still
// gets torn apart instead of being scored as one bogus album with a
// pile of "extra" tracks. Each singleton's evidence-scaled score
// (rank.go) keeps it appropriately humble on its own — it just no
// longer drags an unrelated release's score down, or gets dragged
// down by one.
func SplitPlan(tracks []LocalTrack) []TrackCluster {
	clusters, memberOf := clusterTracks(tracks)

	// Clusters that never reached clusterMinSize don't survive as a
	// group; their sole member falls through to the singleton pass
	// below instead.
	kept := make([]TrackCluster, 0, len(clusters))
	keptIndex := make(map[int]int, len(clusters))

	for oldIdx, c := range clusters {
		if len(c.Tracks) >= clusterMinSize {
			keptIndex[oldIdx] = len(kept)
			kept = append(kept, c)
		}
	}

	for i, t := range tracks {
		if ci := memberOf[i]; ci >= 0 {
			if _, ok := keptIndex[ci]; ok {
				continue
			}
		}

		kept = append(kept, TrackCluster{
			AlbumName:   t.AlbumTag,
			AlbumArtist: t.AlbumArtistTag,
			Tracks:      []LocalTrack{t},
		})
	}

	return kept
}