package rollbar

import (
	"context"
	"net/http"
	"os"
	"reflect"
	"regexp"
	"runtime"
)

const (
	// NAME is the name of this notifier sent with the payload to Rollbar.
	NAME = "rollbar/rollbar-go"
	// VERSION is the version of this notifier sent with the payload to Rollbar.
	VERSION = "1.2.0"
	//IGNORE is to skip sending errors
	IGNORE = "ignore"
	// CRIT is the critial severity level.
	CRIT = "critical"
	// ERR is the error severity level.
	ERR = "error"
	// WARN is the warning severity level.
	WARN = "warning"
	// INFO is the info severity level.
	INFO = "info"
	// DEBUG is the debug severity level.
	DEBUG = "debug"

	// FILTERED is the string used to replace values that are scrubbed based on the configured headers
	// and fields used for scrubbing.
	FILTERED = "[FILTERED]"
)

var LogLevelMap = map[string]int{DEBUG: 1, INFO: 2, WARN: 3, ERR: 4, CRIT: 5, IGNORE: 6}

var (
	hostname, _ = os.Hostname()
	std         = NewAsync("", "development", "", hostname, "")
	nilErrTitle = "<nil>"
)

// An UnwrapperFunc is used to extract wrapped errors when building an error chain. It should return
// the wrapped error if available, or nil otherwise.
//
// The Client will use DefaultUnwrapper by default, and a user can override the default behavior
// by calling SetUnwrapper. See SetUnwrapper for more details.
type UnwrapperFunc func(error) error

// A StackTracerFunc is used to extract stack traces when building an error chain. The first return
// value should be the extracted stack trace, if available. The second return value should be
// whether the function was able to extract a stack trace (even if the extracted stack trace was
// empty or nil).
//
// The Client will use DefaultStackTracer by default, and a user can override the default
// behavior by calling SetStackTracer. See SetStackTracer for more details.
type StackTracerFunc func(error) ([]runtime.Frame, bool)

// DefaultUnwrapper is the default UnwrapperFunc used by rollbar-go clients. It can unwrap any
// error types with the Unwrap method specified in Go 1.13, or any error type implementing the
// legacy CauseStacker interface.
//
// It also implicitly supports errors from github.com/pkg/errors. However, users of pkg/errors may
// wish to also use the stack trace extraction features provided in the
// github.com/rollbar/rollbar-go/errors package.
var DefaultUnwrapper UnwrapperFunc = func(err error) error {
	type causer interface {
		Cause() error
	}
	type wrapper interface { // matches the new Go 1.13 Unwrap() method, copied from xerrors
		Unwrap() error
	}

	if e, ok := err.(causer); ok {
		return e.Cause()
	}
	if e, ok := err.(wrapper); ok {
		return e.Unwrap()
	}

	return nil
}

// DefaultStackTracer is the default StackTracerFunc used by rollbar-go clients. It can extract
// stack traces from error types implementing the Stacker interface (and by extension, the legacy
// CauseStacker interface).
//
// To support stack trace extraction for other types of errors, see SetStackTracer.
var DefaultStackTracer StackTracerFunc = func(err error) ([]runtime.Frame, bool) {
	if s, ok := err.(Stacker); ok {
		return s.Stack(), true
	}

	return nil, false
}

func SetContext(ctx context.Context) {
	std.SetContext(ctx)
}

// SetTelemetry sets the telemetry
func SetTelemetry(options ...OptionFunc) {
	std.SetTelemetry(options...)
}

func DisableDefaultClient(destroy bool) {
	if destroy {
		std = nil
		return
	}
	std.SetEnabled(false)
	std.Close()
}

// CaptureTelemetryEvent sets the user-specified telemetry event
func CaptureTelemetryEvent(eventType, eventlevel string, eventData map[string]interface{}) {
	std.CaptureTelemetryEvent(eventType, eventlevel, eventData)
}

// SetEnabled sets whether or not the managed Client instance is enabled.
// If this is true then this library works as normal.
// If this is false then no calls will be made to the network.
// One place where this is useful is for turning off reporting in tests.
func SetEnabled(enabled bool) {
	std.SetEnabled(enabled)
}

// SetToken sets the token on the managed Client instance. The value is a Rollbar access token
// with scope "post_server_item". It is required to set this value before any of the other
// functions herein will be able to work properly.
func SetToken(token string) {
	std.SetToken(token)
}

// SetEnvironment sets the environment on the managed Client instance.
// All errors and messages will be submitted under this environment.
func SetEnvironment(environment string) {
	std.SetEnvironment(environment)
}

// SetEndpoint sets the endpoint on the managed Client instance.
// The endpoint to post items to.
// The default value is https://api.rollbar.com/api/1/item/
func SetEndpoint(endpoint string) {
	std.SetEndpoint(endpoint)
}

// SetItemsPerMinute sets the max number of items to send in a given minute
func SetItemsPerMinute(itemsPerMinute int) {
	std.SetItemsPerMinute(itemsPerMinute)
}

// SetPlatform sets the platform on the managed Client instance.
// The platform is reported for all Rollbar items. The default is
// the running operating system (darwin, freebsd, linux, etc.) but it can
// also be application specific (Client, heroku, etc.).
func SetPlatform(platform string) {
	std.SetPlatform(platform)
}

// SetCodeVersion sets the code version on the managed Client instance.
// The code version is a string describing the running code version on the server.
func SetCodeVersion(codeVersion string) {
	std.SetCodeVersion(codeVersion)
}

// SetServerHost sets the host value on the managed Client instance.
// Server host is the hostname sent with all Rollbar items. The value will be indexed.
func SetServerHost(serverHost string) {
	std.SetServerHost(serverHost)
}

// SetServerRoot sets the code root value on the managed Client instance.
// Path to the application code root, not including the final slash.
// Used to collapse non-project code when displaying tracebacks.
func SetServerRoot(serverRoot string) {
	std.SetServerRoot(serverRoot)
}

// SetCustom sets custom data on the managed Client instance.
// The data set is any arbitrary metadata you want to send with every subsequently sent item.
func SetCustom(custom map[string]interface{}) {
	std.SetCustom(custom)
}

// SetScrubHeaders sets the headers to scrub on the managed Client instance.
// The value is a regular expression used to match headers for scrubbing.
// The default value is regexp.MustCompile("Authorization").
func SetScrubHeaders(headers *regexp.Regexp) {
	std.SetScrubHeaders(headers)
}

// SetScrubFields sets the fields to scrub on the managed Client instance.
// The value is a regular expression to match keys in the item payload for scrubbing.
// The default vlaue is regexp.MustCompile("password|secret|token").
func SetScrubFields(fields *regexp.Regexp) {
	std.SetScrubFields(fields)
}

// SetTransform sets the transform function called after the entire payload has been built before it
// is sent to the API.
// The structure of the final payload sent to the API is:
//
//	{
//	    "access_token": "YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN",
//	    "data": { ... }
//	}
//
// This function takes a map[string]interface{} which is the value of the data key in the payload
// described above. You can modify this object in-place to make any arbitrary changes you wish to
// make before it is finally sent. Be careful with the modifications you make as they could lead to
// the payload being malformed from the perspective of the API.
func SetTransform(transform func(map[string]interface{})) {
	std.SetTransform(transform)
}

// SetUnwrapper sets the UnwrapperFunc used by the managed Client instance. The unwrapper function
// is used to extract wrapped errors from enhanced error types. This feature can be used to add
// support for custom error types that do not yet implement the Unwrap method specified in Go 1.13.
// See the documentation of UnwrapperFunc for more details.
//
// In order to preserve the default unwrapping behavior, callers of SetUnwrapper may wish to include
// a call to DefaultUnwrapper in their custom unwrapper function. See the provided example.
func SetUnwrapper(unwrapper UnwrapperFunc) {
	std.SetUnwrapper(unwrapper)
}

// SetStackTracer sets the StackTracerFunc used by the managed Client instance. The stack tracer
// function is used to extract the stack trace from enhanced error types. This feature can be used
// to add support for custom error types that do not implement the Stacker interface.
// See the documentation of StackTracerFunc for more details.
//
// In order to preserve the default stack tracing behavior, callers of SetStackTracer may wish
// to include a call to DefaultStackTracer in their custom tracing function. See the provided example.
func SetStackTracer(stackTracer StackTracerFunc) {
	std.SetStackTracer(stackTracer)
}

// SetCheckIgnore sets the checkIgnore function on the managed Client instance.
// CheckIgnore is called during the recovery process of a panic that
// occurred inside a function wrapped by Wrap or WrapAndWait.
// Return true if you wish to ignore this panic, false if you wish to
// report it to Rollbar. If an error is the argument to the panic, then
// this function is called with the result of calling Error(), otherwise
// the string representation of the value is passed to this function.
func SetCheckIgnore(checkIgnore func(string) bool) {
	std.SetCheckIgnore(checkIgnore)
}

// SetPerson information for identifying a user associated with
// any subsequent errors or messages. Only id is required to be
// non-empty.
func SetPerson(id, username, email string, opts ...personOption) {
	std.SetPerson(id, username, email, opts...)
}

// ClearPerson clears any previously set person information. See `SetPerson` for more information.
func ClearPerson() {
	std.ClearPerson()
}

// SetFingerprint sets whether or not to use custom client-side fingerprinting on the managed Client
// instance. This custom fingerprinting is based on a CRC32 checksum. The alternative is to let
// the server compute a fingerprint for each item. The default is false.
func SetFingerprint(fingerprint bool) {
	std.SetFingerprint(fingerprint)
}

// SetLogger sets an alternative logger to be used by the underlying transport layer on the managed
// Client instance.
func SetLogger(logger ClientLogger) {
	std.SetLogger(logger)
}

// SetCaptureIp sets what level of IP address information to capture from requests.
// CaptureIpFull means capture the entire address without any modification.
// CaptureIpAnonymize means apply a pseudo-anonymization.
// CaptureIpNone means do not capture anything.
func SetCaptureIp(captureIp captureIp) {
	std.SetCaptureIp(captureIp)
}

// SetRetryAttempts sets how many times to attempt to retry sending an item if the http transport
// experiences temporary error conditions. By default this is equal to DefaultRetryAttempts.
// Temporary errors include timeouts and rate limit responses.
func SetRetryAttempts(retryAttempts int) {
	std.SetRetryAttempts(retryAttempts)
}

// SetPrintPayloadOnError sets whether or not to output the payload to stderr if an error occurs
// during transport to the Rollbar API. For example, if you hit your rate limit and we run out
// of retry attempts, then if this is true we will output the item to stderr rather than the
// item disappearing completely.
// By default this is true.
func SetPrintPayloadOnError(printPayloadOnError bool) {
	std.SetPrintPayloadOnError(printPayloadOnError)
}

// SetHTTPClient sets custom http Client. http.DefaultClient is used by default
func SetHTTPClient(httpClient *http.Client) {
	std.SetHTTPClient(httpClient)
}

// -- Getters

// Token returns the currently set Rollbar access token on the managed Client instance.
func Token() string {
	return std.Token()
}

// Environment is the environment currently set on the managed Client instance.
func Environment() string {
	return std.Environment()
}

// Endpoint is the currently configured endpoint to send items on the managed Client instance.
func Endpoint() string {
	return std.Endpoint()
}

// Platform is the platform reported for all Rollbar items. The default is
// the running operating system (darwin, freebsd, linux, etc.) but it can
// also be application specific (Client, heroku, etc.).
func Platform() string {
	return std.Platform()
}

// CodeVersion is the string describing the running code version on the server that is currently set
// on the managed Client instance.
func CodeVersion() string {
	return std.CodeVersion()
}

// ServerHost is the currently set hostname on the managed Client instance. The value will be
// indexed.
func ServerHost() string {
	return std.ServerHost()
}

// ServerRoot is the currently set path to the code root set on the managed Client instance.
// This should be a path to the application code root, not including the final slash.
// It is used to collapse non-project code when displaying tracebacks.
func ServerRoot() string {
	return std.ServerRoot()
}

// Custom is the currently set extra metadata on the managed Client instance.
func Custom() map[string]interface{} {
	return std.Custom()
}

// Fingerprint is whether or not the current managed Client instance uses a custom client-side
// fingerprint. The default is false.
func Fingerprint() bool {
	return std.Fingerprint()
}

// CaptureIp is the currently set level of IP address information to capture from requests.
func CaptureIp() captureIp {
	return std.CaptureIp()
}

// -- Reporting

// Critical reports an item with level `critical`. This function recognizes arguments with the following types:
//
//	*http.Request
//	error
//	string
//	map[string]interface{}
//	int
//
// The string and error types are mutually exclusive.
// If an error is present then a stack trace is captured. If an int is also present then we skip
// that number of stack frames. If the map is present it is used as extra custom data in the
// item. If a string is present without an error, then we log a message without a stack
// trace. If a request is present we extract as much relevant information from it as we can.
func Critical(interfaces ...interface{}) {
	Log(CRIT, interfaces...)
}

// Error reports an item with level `error`. This function recognizes arguments with the following types:
//
//	*http.Request
//	error
//	string
//	map[string]interface{}
//	int
//
// The string and error types are mutually exclusive.
// If an error is present then a stack trace is captured. If an int is also present then we skip
// that number of stack frames. If the map is present it is used as extra custom data in the
// item. If a string is present without an error, then we log a message without a stack
// trace. If a request is present we extract as much relevant information from it as we can.
func Error(interfaces ...interface{}) {
	Log(ERR, interfaces...)
}

// Warning reports an item with level `warning`. This function recognizes arguments with the following types:
//
//	*http.Request
//	error
//	string
//	map[string]interface{}
//	int
//
// The string and error types are mutually exclusive.
// If an error is present then a stack trace is captured. If an int is also present then we skip
// that number of stack frames. If the map is present it is used as extra custom data in the
// item. If a string is present without an error, then we log a message without a stack
// trace. If a request is present we extract as much relevant information from it as we can.
func Warning(interfaces ...interface{}) {
	Log(WARN, interfaces...)
}

// Info reports an item with level `info`. This function recognizes arguments with the following types:
//
//	*http.Request
//	error
//	string
//	map[string]interface{}
//	int
//
// The string and error types are mutually exclusive.
// If an error is present then a stack trace is captured. If an int is also present then we skip
// that number of stack frames. If the map is present it is used as extra custom data in the
// item. If a string is present without an error, then we log a message without a stack
// trace. If a request is present we extract as much relevant information from it as we can.
func Info(interfaces ...interface{}) {
	Log(INFO, interfaces...)
}

// Debug reports an item with level `debug`. This function recognizes arguments with the following types:
//
//	*http.Request
//	error
//	string
//	map[string]interface{}
//	int
//
// The string and error types are mutually exclusive.
// If an error is present then a stack trace is captured. If an int is also present then we skip
// that number of stack frames. If the map is present it is used as extra custom data in the
// item. If a string is present without an error, then we log a message without a stack
// trace. If a request is present we extract as much relevant information from it as we can.
func Debug(interfaces ...interface{}) {
	Log(DEBUG, interfaces...)
}

// Log reports an item with the given level. This function recognizes arguments with the following types:
//
//	*http.Request
//	error
//	string
//	map[string]interface{}
//	int
//	context.Context
//
// The string and error types are mutually exclusive.
// If an error is present then a stack trace is captured. If an int is also present then we skip
// that number of stack frames. If the map is present it is used as extra custom data in the
// item. If a string is present without an error, then we log a message without a stack
// trace. If a request is present we extract as much relevant information from it as we can. If
// a context is present, it is applied to downstream operations.
func Log(level string, interfaces ...interface{}) {
	std.Log(level, interfaces...)
}

// -- Error reporting

// ErrorWithLevel asynchronously sends an error to Rollbar with the given severity level.
func ErrorWithLevel(level string, err error) {
	std.ErrorWithLevel(level, err)
}

// Errorf sends an error to Rollbar with the given level using the format string and arguments.
func Errorf(level string, format string, args ...interface{}) {
	std.Errorf(level, format, args...)
}

// ErrorWithExtras asynchronously sends an error to Rollbar with the given
// severity level with extra custom data.
func ErrorWithExtras(level string, err error, extras map[string]interface{}) {
	std.ErrorWithExtras(level, err, extras)
}

// ErrorWithExtrasAndContext asynchronously sends an error to Rollbar with the given
// severity level with extra custom data, within the given context.
func ErrorWithExtrasAndContext(ctx context.Context, level string, err error, extras map[string]interface{}) {
	std.ErrorWithExtrasAndContext(ctx, level, err, extras)
}

// RequestError asynchronously sends an error to Rollbar with the given
// severity level and request-specific information.
func RequestError(level string, r *http.Request, err error) {
	std.RequestError(level, r, err)
}

// RequestErrorWithExtras asynchronously sends an error to Rollbar with the given
// severity level and request-specific information with extra custom data.
func RequestErrorWithExtras(level string, r *http.Request, err error, extras map[string]interface{}) {
	std.RequestErrorWithExtras(level, r, err, extras)
}

// RequestErrorWithExtrasAndContext asynchronously sends an error to Rollbar with the given
// severity level and request-specific information with extra custom data.
func RequestErrorWithExtrasAndContext(ctx context.Context, level string, r *http.Request, err error, extras map[string]interface{}) {
	std.RequestErrorWithExtrasAndContext(ctx, level, r, err, extras)
}

// ErrorWithStackSkip asynchronously sends an error to Rollbar with the given
// severity level and a given number of stack trace frames skipped.
func ErrorWithStackSkip(level string, err error, skip int) {
	std.ErrorWithStackSkip(level, err, skip)
}

// ErrorWithStackSkipWithExtras asynchronously sends an error to Rollbar with the given
// severity level and a given number of stack trace frames skipped with extra custom data.
func ErrorWithStackSkipWithExtras(level string, err error, skip int, extras map[string]interface{}) {
	std.ErrorWithStackSkipWithExtras(level, err, skip, extras)
}

// ErrorWithStackSkipWithExtrasAndContext asynchronously sends an error to Rollbar with the given
// severity level and a given number of stack trace frames skipped with extra custom data, within
// the given context.
func ErrorWithStackSkipWithExtrasAndContext(ctx context.Context, level string, err error, skip int, extras map[string]interface{}) {
	std.ErrorWithStackSkipWithExtrasAndContext(ctx, level, err, skip, extras)
}

// RequestErrorWithStackSkip asynchronously sends an error to Rollbar with the
// given severity level and a given number of stack trace frames skipped, in
// addition to extra request-specific information.
func RequestErrorWithStackSkip(level string, r *http.Request, err error, skip int) {
	std.RequestErrorWithStackSkip(level, r, err, skip)
}

// RequestErrorWithStackSkipWithExtras asynchronously sends an error to Rollbar
// with the given severity level and a given number of stack trace frames skipped,
// in addition to extra request-specific information and extra custom data.
func RequestErrorWithStackSkipWithExtras(level string, r *http.Request, err error, skip int, extras map[string]interface{}) {
	std.RequestErrorWithStackSkipWithExtras(level, r, err, skip, extras)
}

// RequestErrorWithStackSkipWithExtrasAndContext asynchronously sends an error to Rollbar
// with the given severity level and a given number of stack trace frames skipped,
// in addition to extra request-specific information and extra custom data, within the given context.
func RequestErrorWithStackSkipWithExtrasAndContext(ctx context.Context, level string, r *http.Request, err error, skip int, extras map[string]interface{}) {
	std.RequestErrorWithStackSkipWithExtrasAndContext(ctx, level, r, err, skip, extras)
}

// -- Message reporting

// Message asynchronously sends a message to Rollbar with the given severity
// level. Rollbar request is asynchronous.
func Message(level string, msg string) {
	std.Message(level, msg)
}

// MessageWithExtras asynchronously sends a message to Rollbar with the given severity
// level with extra custom data. Rollbar request is asynchronous.
func MessageWithExtras(level string, msg string, extras map[string]interface{}) {
	std.MessageWithExtras(level, msg, extras)
}

// MessageWithExtrasAndContext asynchronously sends a message to Rollbar with the given severity
// level with extra custom data, within the given context. Rollbar request is asynchronous.
func MessageWithExtrasAndContext(ctx context.Context, level string, msg string, extras map[string]interface{}) {
	std.MessageWithExtrasAndContext(ctx, level, msg, extras)
}

// RequestMessage asynchronously sends a message to Rollbar with the given
// severity level and request-specific information.
func RequestMessage(level string, r *http.Request, msg string) {
	std.RequestMessage(level, r, msg)
}

// RequestMessageWithExtras asynchronously sends a message to Rollbar with the given severity
// level with extra custom data in addition to extra request-specific information.
// Rollbar request is asynchronous.
func RequestMessageWithExtras(level string, r *http.Request, msg string, extras map[string]interface{}) {
	std.RequestMessageWithExtras(level, r, msg, extras)
}

// RequestMessageWithExtrasAndContext asynchronously sends a message to Rollbar with the given severity
// level with extra custom data in addition to extra request-specific information, within the given
// context. Rollbar request is asynchronous.
func RequestMessageWithExtrasAndContext(ctx context.Context, level string, r *http.Request, msg string, extras map[string]interface{}) {
	std.RequestMessageWithExtrasAndContext(ctx, level, r, msg, extras)
}

// Wait will block until the queue of errors / messages is empty.
func Wait() {
	std.Wait()
}

// Close will block until the queue of errors / messages is empty and terminate the goroutine used
// for sending items.
func Close() {
	std.Close()
}

// LogPanic accepts an error value returned by recover() and
// handles logging to Rollbar with stack info.
func LogPanic(err interface{}, wait bool) {
	std.LogPanic(err, wait)
}

// WrapWithArgs calls f with the supplied args and reports a panic to Rollbar if it occurs.
// If wait is true, this also waits before returning to ensure the message was reported.
// If an error is captured it is subsequently returned.
// WrapWithArgs is compatible with any return type for f, but does not return its return value(s).
func WrapWithArgs(f interface{}, wait bool, args ...interface{}) interface{} {
	return std.WrapWithArgs(f, wait, args...)
}

// Wrap calls f and then recovers and reports a panic to Rollbar if it occurs.
// If an error is captured it is subsequently returned.
func Wrap(f interface{}, args ...interface{}) interface{} {
	return std.WrapWithArgs(f, false, args...)
}

// WrapAndWait calls f, and recovers and reports a panic to Rollbar if it occurs.
// This also waits before returning to ensure the message was reported.
// If an error is captured it is subsequently returned.
func WrapAndWait(f interface{}, args ...interface{}) interface{} {
	return std.WrapWithArgs(f, true, args...)
}

// LambdaWrapper calls handlerFunc with arguments, and recovers and reports a
// panic to Rollbar if it occurs. This functions as a passthrough wrapper for
// lambda.Start(). This also waits before returning to ensure all messages completed.
func LambdaWrapper(handlerFunc interface{}) interface{} {
	return std.LambdaWrapper(handlerFunc)
}

// SetErrorLevelFilters sets filtered error types and their corresponding levels
func SetErrorLevelFilters(errLevels map[reflect.Type]string) {
	std.SetErrorLevelFilters(errLevels)
}

// SetLoggerLevel sets logger level globally
func SetLoggerLevel(loggerLevel string) {
	std.SetLoggerLevel(loggerLevel)
}

// Stacker is an interface that errors can implement to allow the extraction of stack traces.
// To generate a stack trace, users are required to call runtime.Callers and build the runtime.Frame slice
// at the time the error is created.
type Stacker interface {
	Stack() []runtime.Frame
}

// CauseStacker is an interface that errors can implement to create a trace_chain.
//
// Deprecated: For unwrapping, use the `Unwrap() error` method specified in Go 1.13. (See https://golang.org/pkg/errors/ for more information).
// For stack traces, use the `Stacker` interface directly.
type CauseStacker interface {
	error
	Cause() error
	Stacker
}