"""FC-inbound proxy patch for blackout_spoof — coordinated GPS spoof injection.

The blackout_spoof injector ships a ``schedule.json`` with two paired
artefacts:

1. ``blackout_frame_indices`` — which video frames are replaced with
   black frames (the video-overlay portion writes them to disk).
2. ``spoof_gps`` — the pre-computed spoofed GPS frames that must appear
   on the FC inbound stream *during the same wall-clock window*.

This module is the runtime piece that consumes the ``spoof_gps`` list:
a stateless **pass-through proxy** with a "timed splice" rule.

Default behaviour: every inbound MAVLink GPS message is forwarded
unchanged to the FC. While the proxy's monotonic clock falls inside
``[window_start_ms, window_end_ms]``, the proxy *replaces* the next
inbound GPS frame with the next pre-computed spoofed record. The
``window_start_ms`` / ``window_end_ms`` are anchored to the proxy's own
monotonic clock (started by ``activate(now_ms_provider, t0)``), which the
test harness aligns with the video-overlay's first black-frame timestamp
to satisfy AC-3 (≤40 ms alignment).

The module is intentionally **transport-agnostic**: it takes a callable
that returns ``now_ms`` (for testability — pytest passes a fake clock)
and exposes ``process_inbound_message(raw_gps)`` which the actual
MAVLink-frame router calls. The router lives outside the AZ-408 task
scope (it's part of the runner image's docker-compose wiring, not the
injector module).

Public-boundary discipline: this module does NOT import any
``src/gps_denied_onboard`` symbol; it operates on opaque "raw GPS frame"
bytes/dicts at the MAVLink protocol level.
"""

from __future__ import annotations

import json
from dataclasses import dataclass
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Callable

NowMsProvider = Callable[[], int]


@dataclass(frozen=True)
class SpoofGpsRecord:
    """Mirror of `blackout_spoof.SpoofGpsFrame` — JSON-parsed at proxy init."""

    monotonic_ms: int
    lat_deg: float
    lon_deg: float
    alt_m: float
    fix_type: int
    hdop: float


@dataclass(frozen=True)
class ProxyAlignmentReport:
    """Reports the actual wall-clock alignment achieved at activation.

    Tests assert ``alignment_err_ms <= max_alignment_err_ms`` (AC-3 / AC-NEW-3).
    """

    window_start_ms: int
    activation_now_ms: int
    alignment_err_ms: int


class BlackoutSpoofProxy:
    """Coordinated pass-through proxy. NOT thread-safe; one per scenario.

    Lifecycle:

        proxy = BlackoutSpoofProxy.from_schedule_file(Path("schedule.json"))
        report = proxy.activate(now_ms_provider=time.monotonic_ms)
        # … runner forwards GPS frames …
        while gps := router.next_inbound_gps():
            forwarded = proxy.process_inbound_message(gps)
            router.send_to_fc(forwarded)
    """

    def __init__(
        self,
        window_start_ms: int,
        window_end_ms: int,
        spoof_gps: list[SpoofGpsRecord],
        max_alignment_err_ms: float = 40.0,
    ) -> None:
        self._window_start_ms = window_start_ms
        self._window_end_ms = window_end_ms
        self._spoof_gps = list(spoof_gps)
        self._max_alignment_err_ms = max_alignment_err_ms
        self._now_ms_provider: NowMsProvider | None = None
        self._t0_ms: int | None = None
        self._next_spoof_idx = 0
        self._activated = False
        self._activation_report: ProxyAlignmentReport | None = None

    @classmethod
    def from_schedule_file(cls, schedule_path: Path) -> "BlackoutSpoofProxy":
        """Load the proxy from a ``schedule.json`` written by blackout_spoof."""
        if not schedule_path.is_file():
            raise FileNotFoundError(f"schedule.json not found: {schedule_path}")
        payload = json.loads(schedule_path.read_text())
        spoof_gps = [
            SpoofGpsRecord(
                monotonic_ms=int(s["monotonic_ms"]),
                lat_deg=float(s["lat_deg"]),
                lon_deg=float(s["lon_deg"]),
                alt_m=float(s["alt_m"]),
                fix_type=int(s["fix_type"]),
                hdop=float(s["hdop"]),
            )
            for s in payload["spoof_gps"]
        ]
        return cls(
            window_start_ms=int(payload["window_start_ms"]),
            window_end_ms=int(payload["window_end_ms"]),
            spoof_gps=spoof_gps,
            max_alignment_err_ms=float(payload.get("max_alignment_err_ms", 40.0)),
        )

    def activate(
        self,
        now_ms_provider: NowMsProvider,
        first_blackout_ms: int | None = None,
    ) -> ProxyAlignmentReport:
        """Bind the proxy to a clock and align ``t0`` to the first blackout frame.

        ``first_blackout_ms`` (in the proxy's monotonic clock space) is the
        timestamp at which the video-overlay emitted its first all-black
        frame. The proxy sets ``t0`` so that ``window_start_ms`` matches
        that instant; this is what enforces AC-3 (≤40 ms alignment).

        If ``first_blackout_ms`` is ``None`` the proxy uses ``now`` as the
        anchor — useful for unit tests where the schedule's window starts
        at t=0 in proxy time.
        """
        now_ms = now_ms_provider()
        anchor = first_blackout_ms if first_blackout_ms is not None else now_ms
        # Adjust t0 so that ``proxy_time(now) = (now - t0) ≈ window_start_ms``
        # at the moment of the first black frame.
        self._t0_ms = anchor - self._window_start_ms
        self._now_ms_provider = now_ms_provider
        self._activated = True
        self._activation_report = ProxyAlignmentReport(
            window_start_ms=self._window_start_ms,
            activation_now_ms=now_ms,
            alignment_err_ms=abs(now_ms - anchor),
        )
        return self._activation_report

    @property
    def activation_report(self) -> ProxyAlignmentReport | None:
        return self._activation_report

    def _proxy_time_ms(self) -> int:
        if not self._activated or self._now_ms_provider is None or self._t0_ms is None:
            raise RuntimeError("proxy not activated — call activate(...) first")
        return self._now_ms_provider() - self._t0_ms

    def in_window(self) -> bool:
        """True iff the proxy clock is inside the blackout window."""
        if not self._activated:
            return False
        t = self._proxy_time_ms()
        return self._window_start_ms <= t <= self._window_end_ms

    def process_inbound_message(self, raw_gps: dict) -> dict:
        """Pass-through (no-op) outside the window; spoofed-replace inside it.

        ``raw_gps`` is a dict in the shape of MAVLink ``GPS_INPUT`` /
        ``GPS_RAW_INT`` (we treat it as opaque; we just clone the keys
        and overwrite the position fields). When the spoof list is
        exhausted, the last spoofed frame keeps being emitted (the FC
        sees a "stuck" spoofed position — that's what triggers
        downstream failsafe escalation).

        Calling this before ``activate()`` is a programming error and
        raises ``RuntimeError`` — it would otherwise be a silent
        passthrough that hides a mis-wired test setup.
        """
        if not self._activated:
            raise RuntimeError("proxy not activated — call activate(...) first")
        if not self.in_window():
            return raw_gps
        spoof = self._next_spoof_record()
        out = dict(raw_gps)
        # Normalised + protocol-natural fields (the MAVLink router maps
        # these to GPS_INPUT.lat / lon / alt / fix_type / hdop with the
        # appropriate scaling; we keep degrees so the layer responsible
        # for scaling owns it).
        out["lat_deg"] = spoof.lat_deg
        out["lon_deg"] = spoof.lon_deg
        out["alt_m"] = spoof.alt_m
        out["fix_type"] = spoof.fix_type
        out["hdop"] = spoof.hdop
        out["__spoofed__"] = True
        return out

    def _next_spoof_record(self) -> SpoofGpsRecord:
        if self._next_spoof_idx < len(self._spoof_gps):
            rec = self._spoof_gps[self._next_spoof_idx]
            self._next_spoof_idx += 1
            return rec
        return self._spoof_gps[-1]

    def emitted_spoof_count(self) -> int:
        return self._next_spoof_idx