<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace MRBS;

// Implements Ajax refreshing of the calendar view.   Only necessary, obviously,
// if $refresh_rate has been set to something non-zero

require "../defaultincludes.inc";

http_headers(array("Content-type: application/x-javascript"),
             60*30);  // 30 minute expiry
?>

'use strict';

var refreshListenerAdded = false;

var intervalId;

<?php
// If the table container is scrollable, then scroll so that the current time is visible.
?>
function scrollToCurrentSlot() {
  var table = $('.dwm_main');
  var timelineVertical = table.find('thead').data('timeline-vertical');
  var container = table.parent();
  var scrollTo, scrollable;

  scrollable = (timelineVertical) ? container.isHScrollable() : container.isVScrollable();

  if (scrollable)
  {
    var slots = table.find('thead').data('slots');
    var nowSlotIndices = Timeline.search(slots);
    if (nowSlotIndices.length > 1)
    {
      <?php // Show the row/column just before the current slot ?>
      var index = Math.max(0, nowSlotIndices[0] - 1);
    }
    if (index > 0) <?php // No point in scrolling to where we already are ?>
    {
      if (timelineVertical)
      {
        var cols = table.find('thead th:not(.first_last)');
        scrollTo = cols.eq(index).offset().left - cols.eq(0).offset().left;
        container.scrollLeft(scrollTo);
      }
      else
      {
        var rows = table.find('tbody tr');
        scrollTo = rows.eq(index).offset().top - rows.eq(0).offset().top;
        container.scrollTop(scrollTo);
      }
    }
  }
}

<?php
// Make the columns in the calendar views of equal size.   We can't use an inline style,
// because this would cause an error on those servers that have a Content Security Policy of
// "default-src 'self'" or "script-src 'self'".  And we can't use a CSS file because we don't
// know how many columns there are.  So we have to use JavaScript.
?>
var sizeColumns = function() {
    var mainCols = $('.dwm_main thead tr:first-child th:visible').not('th.first_last, th.hidden_day');
    mainCols.css('width', 100/mainCols.length + '%');
  };


var refreshPage = function refreshPage() {
    var table = $('table.dwm_main');
    <?php
    // Allow refreshing if we're on a metered connection and in kiosk
    // mode, because kiosk mode relies on regular refreshing.
    ?>
    if (!isHidden() &&
        !table.hasClass('resizing') &&
        (args.kiosk || !isMeteredConnection()) &&
        !refreshPage.disabled)
    {
      var url = 'index.php';

      var data = {
        refresh: 1,
        view: args.view,
        view_all: args.view_all,
        page_date: args.pageDate,
        area: args.area,
        room: args.room
      };

      if (args.timetohighlight !== undefined)
      {
        data.timetohighlight = args.timetohighlight;
      }

      <?php
      // Add a class of 'refreshable' to the table so that we know when the response comes
      // back whether we can use it to refresh the table.   The problem is that it is
      // possible - especially on slow connections - that in between the Ajax request being
      // made and the response being returned, the user could have moved to a different day,
      // which is just done by replacing the page body element.  In that case the refresh would
      // come back and refresh the table with the wrong day's data.  By adding the 'refreshable'
      // class to the table we ensure that this can't happen, because if the user moves to a
      // different day the new HTML won't have the class.
      ?>
      table.addClass('refreshable');

      if(args.site)
      {
        data.site = args.site;
      }

      // If we're in kiosk mode add the kiosk parameter in the query string rather than as a POST
      // parameter to avoid an unnecessary redirection by the server (the server checks for a kiosk
      // in the query string and, if not found, will redirect to the kiosk URL).
      if (args.kiosk !== undefined)
      {
        url += '?kiosk=' + args.kiosk;
      }

      return $.post(
           url,
           data,
           function(result){
               <?php
               // (1) Empty the existing table in order to get rid of events
               // and data and prevent memory leaks, (2) insert the updated
               // table HTML, (3) clear the existing interval timer and then
               // (4) trigger a load event so that the resizable bookings are
               // re-created and a new timer started.
               ?>
               if (result && !isHidden() && !refreshPage.disabled)
               {
                 var table = $('table.dwm_main');
                 if (!table.hasClass('resizing') && table.hasClass('refreshable'))
                 {
                   var dateHeading = $('.date_heading');
                   dateHeading.empty().html(result.date_heading);
                   table.empty().html(result.inner_html);
                   window.clearInterval(intervalId);
                   intervalId = undefined;
                   table.trigger('tableload');
                 }

               }
             },
           'json'
        );
    }  <?php // if (!isHidden() etc.?>
  };




var refreshVisChanged = function refreshVisChanged() {
    var pageHidden = isHidden();

    if (pageHidden !== null)
    {
       <?php
      // Stop the interval timer.  If the page is now visible then refresh
      // the page, which will also start a new timer.   We clear the interval
      // and refresh the page rather than just disabling/enabling the page
      // refresh because we want the latest data to be displayed immediately the
      // page becomes visible again.  (It might have been hidden for a while
      // with lots of changes in the meantime).
      ?>
      if (typeof intervalId !== 'undefined')
      {
        window.clearInterval(intervalId);
        intervalId = undefined;
      }
      <?php
      // If the page is now visible then refresh the page and, once that has been
      // done, refresh the prefetched pages.  Don't initiate the prefetch refresh
      // until after the main refresh is complete because simultaneous Ajax requests
      // will cause problems if the inactivity timeout has been exceeded and the
      // user is logged off as a result: the server code will try and log the user
      // off each time resulting in session_destroy() throwing an error.
      ?>
      if (!pageHidden)
      {
        refreshPage().done(function() {
          prefetch();
        });
      }
    }
  };


var Timeline = {
  timerRunning: null,

  <?php // Clear the timeline and any associated timers ?>
  clear: function() {
    $('.timeline').remove();
    if (Timeline.timerRunning)
    {
      window.clearInterval(Timeline.timerRunning);
      Timeline.timerRunning = null;
    }
  },

  <?php
  // Get the first non-zero slot size in the table, or else if they are all zero then return that.
  // This function is useful when trying to calculate an appropriate delay for pages that don't have
  // a timeline.  For pages that do, we can't assume that all the slots are the same size, so it's
  // better to get the size of the slot that contains the timeline.
  ?>
  getFirstNonZeroSlotSize: function() {
    var slotSize;
    var table = $('#day_main');

    <?php
    if ($times_along_top)
    {
      ?>
      table.find('thead th').not('.first_last').each(function () {
          slotSize = $(this).outerWidth();
          if (slotSize)
          {
            return false;
          }
        });
    <?php
    }
    else
    {
      ?>
      table.find('tbody tr').each(function () {
          slotSize = $(this).outerHeight();
          if (slotSize)
          {
            return false;
          }
        });
    <?php
    }
    ?>
    return slotSize;
  },

  <?php
  // Searches for time within the slots array and returns the result as an array consisting of the
  // index of the time slot and, if there is one (ie if it's the week view), the index of the day.
  // If time isn't within any of the slots then returns an empty array.
  // time defaults to the current time.
  ?>
  search: function(slots, time) {
    <?php
    // Tests whether the time is definitely with the interval defined by the beginning of the first slot
    // and the end of the last slot.
    ?>
    function within(slots, time)
    {
      <?php // Recursively gets the first element of a multi-dimensional array, eg arr[0][0][0]... ?>
      function getFirst(arr)
      {
        if (Array.isArray(arr))
        {
          return getFirst(arr[0]);
        }
        return arr;
      }

      <?php // Recursively gets the last element of a multidimensional array ?>
      function getLast(arr)
      {
        if (Array.isArray(arr))
        {
          return getLast(arr[arr.length - 1]);
        }
        return arr;
      }

      return ((getFirst(slots) <= time) && (getLast(slots) > time));
    }

    <?php
    // Finds the indices (two, if successful) of the element that contains time and pushes it on to the result.
    // We iterate through the slots in reverse so that we hit the correct time on the transition into DST.  If
    // we were to iterate through the slots in the normal order we would land on the invalid hour, eg 0100-0200
    // which is really 0200-0300 when the clocks go forward.
    // Note that sometimes only one index will be returned.  This will happen if the time is within the overall
    // interval but not within any individual element, because time is outside the booking day.
    ?>
    function getIndices(slots, time) {
      var element;
      for (var i=slots.length - 1; i>=0; i--) {
        element = slots[i];
        if (within(element, time))
        {
          if (Array.isArray(element[0]))
          {
            getIndices(element, time);
          }
          result.push(i);
          break;
        }
      }
    }

    var result = [];

    if ((typeof time === 'undefined'))
    {
      time = Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000);
    }

    <?php // Only look for an index if we know that the time is possibly within the slots somewhere ?>
    if ((typeof slots !== 'undefined') && within(slots, time))
    {
      getIndices(slots, time);
    }

    return result;
  },

  show: function () {
    <?php // No point in do anything if the page is hidden ?>
    if (isHidden())
    {
      return;
    }

    <?php // Remove any existing timeline ?>
    $('.timeline').remove();

    var now = Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000);
    var table = $('.dwm_main');
    var container = table.parent();
    var thead = table.find('thead');
    var slots = thead.data('slots');
    var timelineVertical = thead.data('timeline-vertical');
    var timelineFull = thead.data('timeline-full');
    var nowSlotIndices, slot, fraction, row, element;
    var slotSize, delay, timeline;
    var top, left, borderLeftWidth, borderRightWidth, width, height;
    var headers, headersFirstLast, headersNormal, headerFirstSize, headerLastSize;

    nowSlotIndices = Timeline.search(slots);

    if (nowSlotIndices.length > 1)
    {
      slot = slots;
      for (var i=nowSlotIndices.length - 1; i>=0; i--)
      {
        slot = slot[nowSlotIndices[i]];
      }

      fraction = (now-slot[0]) / (slot[1]-slot[0]);

      <?php
      // We need the <th> header cells in <thead> because they are useful for working out the
      // dimensions of slots in the table.  We can't rely on the <td> cells in the <tbody> because
      // they may have rowspans attached to them.
      ?>
      headers = table.find('thead tr').first().find('th');

      <?php
      // The timeline can either be vertical or horizontal and stretch the full width/height
      // of the calendar or not. For example in the day view with $times_along_top = false the
      // timeline is horizontal and stretches the full width.   And in the week view for a single room
      // with $times_along_top = true the timeline is vertical and doesn't stretch the full height
      // (because it only covers one day, or table row).
      ?>
      if (timelineVertical)
      {
        <?php // Get the row that contains the current time ?>
        row = table.find('tbody tr').eq(nowSlotIndices[1]);
        <?php
        // Get the top, left edge and height of the timeline.  The left edge is the left edge of the cell,
        // adjusted for the border width, and then we add on the fraction that we are through the cell.
        ?>
        element = headers.not('.first_last').eq(nowSlotIndices[0]);
        borderLeftWidth = parseInt(element.css('border-left-width'), 10);
        slotSize = element.innerWidth();
        left = element.offset().left - table.parent().offset().left;
        left = left + borderLeftWidth;
        left = left + fraction * slotSize;

        if (timelineFull)
        {
          var tbody = table.find('tbody');
          top = tbody.offset().top - container.offset().top;
          height = tbody.height();
        }
        else
        {
          top = row.offset().top - table.parent().offset().top;
          <?php
          // Take 1px off the booking height to account for the bottom border of the <a> tag in a
          // booked cell. A bit of a hack, but difficult to see how to do it otherwise.
          ?>
          height = row.innerHeight() - 1;
        }

        <?php // Build the new timeline and add it to the DOM after the table ?>

        timeline = $('<div class="timeline times_along_top"></div>')
          .height(height)
          .css({
            top: top + container.scrollTop() + 'px',
            left: left + container.scrollLeft() + 'px'
          });
        table.after(timeline);
      }

      <?php // ... or with a horizontal timeline ?>
      else
      {
        <?php // Get the row that contains the current time ?>
        row = table.find('tbody tr').eq(nowSlotIndices[0]);

        <?php
        // Get the left edge and width of the timeline.  This is done differently depending on
        // whether it's a day or week view.
        ?>

        if (timelineFull)
        {
          <?php
          // In the day view the width is the width of the row that contains the timeline, less the width
          // of the first cell (the label) and, if the labels are repeated on the right hand side, the
          // width of the last cell.
          // The left edge is the left edge of the row, except that we have to add on the width of the label
          // cell (because we don't want the timeline going across the label) and also add on the width of the
          // border, so that the timeline aligns with left edge of booked slots.
          ?>
          headersFirstLast = headers.filter('.first_last');
          headersNormal = headers.not('.first_last');
          borderLeftWidth = parseInt(headersNormal.first().css('border-left-width'), 10);
          borderRightWidth = parseInt(headersNormal.first().css('border-right-width'), 10);
          headerFirstSize = headersFirstLast.first().outerWidth();
          headerLastSize = (headersFirstLast.length > 1) ? headersFirstLast.last().outerWidth() : 0;
          width = row.innerWidth() - (headerFirstSize + headerLastSize + borderLeftWidth + borderRightWidth);
          left = row.offset().left - table.parent().offset().left + borderLeftWidth + headerFirstSize;
        }
        else
        {
          <?php
          // In the week view the width is the same as the width of the header cell in the same column.
          // The left edge is the left edge of the corresponding header cell, and then we adjust it to
          // take into account the border.
          ?>
          element = headers.not('.first_last').eq(nowSlotIndices[1]);
          borderLeftWidth = parseInt(element.css('border-left-width'), 10);
          width = element.innerWidth();
          left = element.offset().left - table.parent().offset().left + borderLeftWidth;
        }

        <?php
        // Work out where the top of the timeline should be.  This is the top of the row that contains
        // the current time, plus the fraction of the height of that row that has passed.
        ?>
        slotSize = row.outerHeight();
        top = row.offset().top - table.parent().offset().top;
        top = top + fraction * slotSize;
        <?php // We need to know the containing element so that we can adjust for scrolling ?>
        <?php // Create the timeline and add it to the DOM ?>
        timeline = $('<div class="timeline"></div>')
          .width(width)
          .css({top: top + container.scrollTop() + 'px',
                left: left + container.scrollLeft() + 'px'
            });
        table.after(timeline);
      }  <?php // end else (horizontal timeline) ?>

    <?php
    // Set a timer so that the timeline will be updated with time.  No point in setting the delay for less than
    // half the time represented by one pixel.  And make the delay a minimum of one second.
    // Only set the timer if there's not already one running (could happen if show() is called twice)
    ?>
    }
    if (Timeline.timerRunning === null)
    {
      <?php // If we haven't got a slot size, because the page doesn't have a timeline, then get one ?>
      if (typeof slotSize === 'undefined')
      {
         slotSize = Timeline.getFirstNonZeroSlotSize();
      }
      <?php // If we've now got a slot size then calculate a delay ?>
      if (slot && slotSize)
      {
        <?php // The delay is half the slot length in seconds divided by the slot width/height in pixels ?>
        delay = (slot[1] - slot[0])/(2 * slotSize);
        delay = Math.round(delay * 1000); <?php // Convert to milliseconds ?>
        delay = Math.max(delay, 1000);
      }
      <?php // If we still haven't got one, or else it's zero, then set a sensible default delay ?>
      else
      {
        delay = 60000; <?php // 60 seconds ?>
      }
      Timeline.timerRunning = window.setInterval(Timeline.show, delay);
    }
  }
};


$(document).on('page_ready', function() {

  var table = $('table.dwm_main');
  Timeline.clear();

  <?php
  // Set up the timer on the table load rather than the window load event because
  // we will only want to reinitialise the table when it is refreshed rather than the
  // whole window.   For example if we've got the datepicker open we don't want that
  // to be reset.
  ?>
  table.on('tableload', function() {

      var refreshRate;

      sizeColumns();

      if (args.kiosk)
      {
        refreshRate = <?php echo $kiosk_refresh_rate ?? 0; ?>;
      }
      else
      {
        refreshRate = <?php echo $refresh_rate ?? 0; ?>;
      }

      if (refreshRate !== 0)
      {

        <?php
        // Set an interval timer to refresh the page, unless there's already one in place
        ?>
        if (typeof intervalId === 'undefined')
        {
          intervalId = setInterval(refreshPage, refreshRate * 1000);
        }
      }

      <?php
      // Add an event listener to detect a change in the visibility
      // state.  We can then suspend Ajax refreshing when the page is
      // hidden to save on server, client and network load.

      // We also need to resume refreshing and refresh the pre-fetched
      // pages when the page becomes visible again.
      ?>
      var prefix = visibilityPrefix();
      if (document.addEventListener &&
          (prefix !== null) &&
          !refreshListenerAdded)
      {
        document.addEventListener(prefix + "visibilitychange", refreshVisChanged);
        refreshListenerAdded = true;
      }

      <?php
      if (!$enable_periods)
      {
        // If required, add a timeline showing the current time. Also need to recalculate
        //the timeline if the window is resized.
        ?>
        if ((args.kiosk && <?php echo ($show_timeline_kiosk) ? 'true' : 'false'?>) ||
            (!args.kiosk && <?php echo($show_timeline) ? 'true' : 'false'?>))
        {
          Timeline.show();
          $(window).on('resize', function () {
            Timeline.show();
          });
        }
        <?php
      }
      ?>

      <?php
      // If we've got a second row in the header then we need to set the 'top' for each of
      // its cells so that sticky headers work properly.
      // Notes:
      //   1. We set the top of the second row to be the bottom of the top row.  This is to avoid
      //      a problem when the page is refreshed.
      //   2. It would be simpler just to make the thead sticky, but that's not supported in all browsers.
      ?>
      var bottom = $('.dwm_main thead tr:first th:first').outerHeight();
      $('.dwm_main thead tr:nth-child(2) th').css('top', bottom + 'px');

      <?php
      // Highlight the column header cells in the table and foot.
      // TODO: this only works when the mouse is moved; the highlighting is lost when the
      // TODO: page is automatically refreshed.
      ?>
      $('table.all_rooms td').on('mouseenter mouseleave', function(event) {
        $('table.all_rooms')
          .find('thead, tfoot')
          .find('th:nth-child(' + ($(this).index() + 1) + ')')
          .toggleClass('highlight', (event.type === 'mouseenter'));
      });

    }).trigger('tableload');

  <?php
  // If we've been given scroll positions in the URL query string, scroll to them so that we
  // go back to the scroll position the user started with.  Otherwise, scroll so that the
  // current timeslot is visible.
  //
  // Do this on page_ready, rather than tableload, so that the scrolling doesn't happen after
  // every automatic refresh.  That would be a problem if the user has deliberately scrolled
  // somewhere else after the automatic scroll.
  //
  // TODO: Make sure that the booking that has just been made is visible in the table and
  // TODO: scroll as necessary if not.
  ?>
  const searchParams = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search);
  const top = searchParams.get('top');
  const left = searchParams.get('left');

  if ((top == null) && (left === null))
  {
    const autoscroll = <?php echo $autoscroll ? 'true' : 'false'; ?>;
    if (autoscroll)
    {
      scrollToCurrentSlot();
    }
  }
  else
  {
    let tableContainer = table.parent();
    if (top !== null)
    {
      tableContainer.scrollTop(top);
    }
    if (left !== null)
    {
      tableContainer.scrollLeft(left);
    }
  }

});

