from datetime import datetime
import itertools
import uuid

from .helpers import ObjectId, RE_TYPE
from . import OperationFailure

import numbers
import operator
import re
from sentinels import NOTHING
from six import iteritems, string_types, PY3
try:
    from types import NoneType
except ImportError:
    NoneType = type(None)

try:
    from bson import Regex, DBRef
    _RE_TYPES = (RE_TYPE, Regex)
except ImportError:
    DBRef = None
    _RE_TYPES = (RE_TYPE,)

_TOP_LEVEL_OPERATORS = {'$expr', '$text', '$where', '$jsonSchema'}


_NOT_IMPLEMENTED_OPERATORS = {
    '$bitsAllClear',
    '$bitsAllSet',
    '$bitsAnyClear',
    '$bitsAnySet',
    '$geoIntersects',
    '$geoWithin',
    '$maxDistance',
    '$minDistance',
    '$near',
    '$nearSphere',
}


def filter_applies(search_filter, document):
    """Applies given filter

    This function implements MongoDB's matching strategy over documents in the find() method
    and other related scenarios (like $elemMatch)
    """
    return _filterer_inst.apply(search_filter, document)


class _Filterer(object):
    """An object to help applying a filter, using the MongoDB query language."""

    # This is populated using register_parse_expression further down.
    parse_expression = []

    def __init__(self):
        self._operator_map = dict({
            '$eq': _list_expand(operator_eq),
            '$ne': _list_expand(lambda dv, sv: not operator_eq(dv, sv), negative=True),
            '$all': self._all_op,
            '$in': _in_op,
            '$nin': lambda dv, sv: not _in_op(dv, sv),
            '$exists': lambda dv, sv: bool(sv) == (dv is not NOTHING),
            '$regex': _not_nothing_and(_regex),
            '$elemMatch': self._elem_match_op,
            '$size': _size_op,
            '$type': _type_op
        }, **{
            key: _not_nothing_and(_list_expand(_compare_objects(op)))
            for key, op in iteritems(SORTING_OPERATOR_MAP)
        })

    def apply(self, search_filter, document):
        if not isinstance(search_filter, dict):
            raise OperationFailure('the match filter must be an expression in an object')

        for key, search in iteritems(search_filter):
            # Top level operators.
            if key == '$comment':
                continue
            if key in LOGICAL_OPERATOR_MAP:
                if not search:
                    raise OperationFailure('BadValue $and/$or/$nor must be a nonempty array')
                if not LOGICAL_OPERATOR_MAP[key](document, search, self.apply):
                    return False
                continue
            if key == '$expr':
                parse_expression = self.parse_expression[0]
                if not parse_expression(search, document, ignore_missing_keys=True):
                    return False
                continue
            if key in _TOP_LEVEL_OPERATORS:
                raise NotImplementedError(
                    'The {} operator is not implemented in mongomock yet'.format(key))
            if key.startswith('$'):
                raise OperationFailure('unknown top level operator: ' + key)

            is_match = False

            is_checking_negative_match = \
                isinstance(search, dict) and {'$ne', '$nin'} & set(search.keys())
            is_checking_positive_match = \
                not isinstance(search, dict) or (set(search.keys()) - {'$ne', '$nin'})
            has_candidates = False

            if search == {'$exists': False} and not iter_key_candidates(key, document):
                continue

            if isinstance(search, dict) and '$all' in search:
                if not self._all_op(iter_key_candidates(key, document), search['$all']):
                    return False
                # if there are no query operators then continue
                if len(search) == 1:
                    continue

            for doc_val in iter_key_candidates(key, document):
                has_candidates |= doc_val is not NOTHING
                is_ops_filter = search and isinstance(search, dict) and \
                    all(key.startswith('$') for key in search.keys())
                if is_ops_filter:
                    if '$options' in search and '$regex' in search:
                        search = _combine_regex_options(search)
                    unknown_operators = set(search) - set(self._operator_map) - {'$not'}
                    if unknown_operators:
                        not_implemented_operators = unknown_operators & _NOT_IMPLEMENTED_OPERATORS
                        if not_implemented_operators:
                            raise NotImplementedError(
                                "'%s' is a valid operation but it is not supported by Mongomock "
                                'yet.' % list(not_implemented_operators)[0])
                        raise OperationFailure('unknown operator: ' + list(unknown_operators)[0])
                    is_match = all(
                        operator_string in self._operator_map
                        and self._operator_map[operator_string](doc_val, search_val)
                        or operator_string == '$not'
                        and self._not_op(document, key, search_val)
                        for operator_string, search_val in iteritems(search)
                    ) and search
                elif isinstance(search, _RE_TYPES) and isinstance(doc_val, (string_types, list)):
                    is_match = _regex(doc_val, search)
                elif key in LOGICAL_OPERATOR_MAP:
                    if not search:
                        raise OperationFailure('BadValue $and/$or/$nor must be a nonempty array')
                    is_match = LOGICAL_OPERATOR_MAP[key](document, search, self.apply)
                elif isinstance(doc_val, (list, tuple)):
                    is_match = (search in doc_val or search == doc_val)
                    if isinstance(search, ObjectId):
                        is_match |= (str(search) in doc_val)
                else:
                    is_match = (doc_val == search) or (search is None and doc_val is NOTHING)

                # When checking negative match, all the elements should match.
                if is_checking_negative_match and not is_match:
                    return False

                # If not checking negative matches, the first match is enouh for this criteria.
                if is_match and not is_checking_negative_match:
                    break

            if not is_match and (has_candidates or is_checking_positive_match):
                return False

        return True

    def _not_op(self, d, k, s):
        if isinstance(s, dict):
            for key in s.keys():
                if key not in self._operator_map and key not in LOGICAL_OPERATOR_MAP:
                    raise OperationFailure('unknown operator: %s' % key)
        elif isinstance(s, _RE_TYPES):
            pass
        else:
            raise OperationFailure('$not needs a regex or a document')
        return not self.apply({k: s}, d)

    def _elem_match_op(self, doc_val, query):
        if not isinstance(doc_val, list):
            return False
        if not isinstance(query, dict):
            raise OperationFailure('$elemMatch needs an Object')
        for item in doc_val:
            try:
                if self.apply(query, item):
                    return True
            except OperationFailure:
                if self.apply({'field': query}, {'field': item}):
                    return True
        return False

    def _all_op(self, doc_val, search_val):
        if isinstance(doc_val, list) and doc_val and isinstance(doc_val[0], list):
            doc_val = list(itertools.chain.from_iterable(doc_val))
        dv = _force_list(doc_val)
        matches = []
        for x in search_val:
            if isinstance(x, dict) and '$elemMatch' in x:
                matches.append(self._elem_match_op(doc_val, x['$elemMatch']))
            else:
                matches.append(x in dv)
        return all(matches)


def iter_key_candidates(key, doc):
    """Get possible subdocuments or lists that are referred to by the key in question

    Returns the appropriate nested value if the key includes dot notation.
    """
    if doc is None:
        return ()

    if not key:
        return [doc]

    if isinstance(doc, list):
        return _iter_key_candidates_sublist(key, doc)

    if not isinstance(doc, dict):
        return ()

    key_parts = key.split('.')
    if len(key_parts) == 1:
        return [doc.get(key, NOTHING)]

    sub_key = '.'.join(key_parts[1:])
    sub_doc = doc.get(key_parts[0], {})
    return iter_key_candidates(sub_key, sub_doc)


def _iter_key_candidates_sublist(key, doc):
    """Iterates of candidates

    :param doc: a list to be searched for candidates for our key
    :param key: the string key to be matched
    """
    key_parts = key.split('.')
    sub_key = key_parts.pop(0)
    key_remainder = '.'.join(key_parts)
    try:
        sub_key_int = int(sub_key)
    except ValueError:
        sub_key_int = None

    if sub_key_int is None:
        # subkey is not an integer...
        return [x
                for sub_doc in doc
                if isinstance(sub_doc, dict) and sub_key in sub_doc
                for x in iter_key_candidates(key_remainder, sub_doc[sub_key])]

    # subkey is an index
    if sub_key_int >= len(doc):
        return ()  # dead end
    sub_doc = doc[sub_key_int]
    if key_parts:
        return iter_key_candidates('.'.join(key_parts), sub_doc)
    return [sub_doc]


def _force_list(v):
    return v if isinstance(v, (list, tuple)) else [v]


def _in_op(doc_val, search_val):
    if not isinstance(search_val, (list, tuple)):
        raise OperationFailure('$in needs an array')
    if doc_val is NOTHING and None in search_val:
        return True
    doc_val = _force_list(doc_val)
    is_regex_list = [isinstance(x, _RE_TYPES) for x in search_val]
    if not any(is_regex_list):
        return any(x in search_val for x in doc_val)
    for x, is_regex in zip(search_val, is_regex_list):
        if (is_regex and _regex(doc_val, x)) or (x in doc_val):
            return True
    return False


def _not_nothing_and(f):
    """wrap an operator to return False if the first arg is NOTHING"""
    return lambda v, l: v is not NOTHING and f(v, l)


def _compare_objects(op):
    """Wrap an operator to also compare objects following BSON comparison.

    See https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/bson-type-comparison-order/#objects
    """
    def _wrapped(a, b):
        # Do not compare uncomparable types, see Type Bracketing:
        # https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/method/db.collection.find/#type-bracketing
        return bson_compare(op, a, b, can_compare_types=False)

    return _wrapped


def bson_compare(op, a, b, can_compare_types=True):
    """Compare two elements using BSON comparison.

    Args:
        op: the basic operation to compare (e.g. operator.lt, operator.ge).
        a: the first operand
        b: the second operand
        can_compare_types: if True, according to BSON's definition order
            between types is used, otherwise always return False when types are
            different.
    """
    a_type = _get_compare_type(a)
    b_type = _get_compare_type(b)
    if a_type != b_type:
        return can_compare_types and op(a_type, b_type)

    # Compare DBRefs as dicts
    if type(a).__name__ == 'DBRef' and hasattr(a, 'as_doc'):
        a = a.as_doc()
    if type(b).__name__ == 'DBRef' and hasattr(b, 'as_doc'):
        b = b.as_doc()

    if isinstance(a, dict):
        # MongoDb server compares the type before comparing the keys
        # https://github.com/mongodb/mongo/blob/f10f214/src/mongo/bson/bsonelement.cpp#L516
        # even though the documentation does not say anything about that.
        a = [(_get_compare_type(v), k, v) for k, v in iteritems(a)]
        b = [(_get_compare_type(v), k, v) for k, v in iteritems(b)]

    if isinstance(a, (tuple, list)):
        for item_a, item_b in zip(a, b):
            if item_a != item_b:
                return bson_compare(op, item_a, item_b)
        return bson_compare(op, len(a), len(b))

    if isinstance(a, NoneType):
        return op(0, 0)

    # bson handles bytes as binary in python3+:
    # https://api.mongodb.com/python/current/api/bson/index.html
    if PY3 and isinstance(a, bytes):
        # Performs the same operation as described by:
        # https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/bson-type-comparison-order/#bindata
        if len(a) != len(b):
            return op(len(a), len(b))
        # bytes is always treated as subtype 0 by the bson library
    return op(a, b)


def _get_compare_type(val):
    """Get a number representing the base type of the value used for comparison.

    See https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/bson-type-comparison-order/
    also https://github.com/mongodb/mongo/blob/46b28bb/src/mongo/bson/bsontypes.h#L175
    for canonical values.
    """
    if isinstance(val, NoneType):
        return 5
    if isinstance(val, bool):
        return 40
    if isinstance(val, numbers.Number):
        return 10
    if isinstance(val, string_types):
        return 15
    if isinstance(val, dict):
        return 20
    if isinstance(val, (tuple, list)):
        return 25
    if isinstance(val, uuid.UUID):
        return 30
    if isinstance(val, bytes):
        assert PY3
        return 30
    if isinstance(val, ObjectId):
        return 35
    if isinstance(val, datetime):
        return 45
    if isinstance(val, _RE_TYPES):
        return 50
    if DBRef and isinstance(val, DBRef):
        # According to the C++ code, this should be 55 but apparently sending a DBRef through
        # pymongo is stored as a dict.
        return 20
    raise NotImplementedError(
        "Mongomock does not know how to sort '%s' of type '%s'" %
        (val, type(val)))


def _regex(doc_val, regex):
    if not (isinstance(doc_val, (string_types, list)) or isinstance(doc_val, RE_TYPE)):
        return False
    if isinstance(regex, string_types):
        regex = re.compile(regex)
    if not isinstance(regex, RE_TYPE):
        # bson.Regex
        regex = regex.try_compile()
    return any(
        regex.search(item) for item in _force_list(doc_val)
        if isinstance(item, string_types))


def _size_op(doc_val, search_val):
    if isinstance(doc_val, (list, tuple, dict)):
        return search_val == len(doc_val)
    return search_val == 1 if doc_val and doc_val is not NOTHING else 0


def _list_expand(f, negative=False):
    def func(doc_val, search_val):
        if isinstance(doc_val, (list, tuple)) and not isinstance(search_val, (list, tuple)):
            if negative:
                return all(f(val, search_val) for val in doc_val)
            return any(f(val, search_val) for val in doc_val)
        return f(doc_val, search_val)
    return func


def _type_op(doc_val, search_val):
    if search_val not in TYPE_MAP:
        raise OperationFailure('%r is not a valid $type' % search_val)
    elif TYPE_MAP[search_val] is None:
        raise NotImplementedError('%s is a valid $type but not implemented' % search_val)
    return isinstance(doc_val, TYPE_MAP[search_val])


def _combine_regex_options(search):
    if not isinstance(search['$options'], string_types):
        raise OperationFailure('$options has to be a string')

    options = None
    for option in search['$options']:
        if option not in 'imxs':
            continue
        re_option = getattr(re, option.upper())
        if options is None:
            options = re_option
        else:
            options |= re_option

    search_copy = dict(search)
    del search_copy['$options']

    if options is None:
        return search_copy

    if isinstance(search['$regex'], _RE_TYPES):
        if isinstance(search['$regex'], RE_TYPE):
            search_copy['$regex'] = re.compile(
                search['$regex'].pattern, search['$regex'].flags | options)
        else:
            # bson.Regex
            regex = search['$regex']
            search_copy['$regex'] = regex.__class__(regex.pattern, regex.flags | options)
    else:
        search_copy['$regex'] = re.compile(search['$regex'], options)
    return search_copy


def operator_eq(doc_val, search_val):
    if doc_val is NOTHING and search_val is None:
        return True
    return operator.eq(doc_val, search_val)


SORTING_OPERATOR_MAP = {
    '$gt': operator.gt,
    '$gte': operator.ge,
    '$lt': operator.lt,
    '$lte': operator.le,
}


LOGICAL_OPERATOR_MAP = {
    '$or': lambda d, subq, filter_func: any(filter_func(q, d) for q in subq),
    '$and': lambda d, subq, filter_func: all(filter_func(q, d) for q in subq),
    '$nor': lambda d, subq, filter_func: all(not filter_func(q, d) for q in subq),
}


TYPE_MAP = {
    'double': (float,),
    'string': (str,),
    'object': (dict,),
    'array': (list,),
    'binData': (bytes,),
    'undefined': None,
    'objectId': (ObjectId,),
    'bool': (bool,),
    'date': (datetime,),
    'null': None,
    'regex': None,
    'dbPointer': None,
    'javascript': None,
    'symbol': None,
    'javascriptWithScope': None,
    'int': (int,),
    'timestamp': None,
    'long': (float,),
    'decimal': (float,),
    'minKey': None,
    'maxKey': None,
}


def resolve_key(key, doc):
    return next(iter(iter_key_candidates(key, doc)), NOTHING)


def resolve_sort_key(key, doc):
    value = resolve_key(key, doc)
    # see http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/method/cursor.sort/#ascending-descending-sort
    if value is NOTHING:
        return 1, BsonComparable(None)

    # List or tuples are sorted solely by their first value.
    if isinstance(value, (tuple, list)):
        if not value:
            return 0, BsonComparable(None)
        return 1, BsonComparable(value[0])

    return 1, BsonComparable(value)


class BsonComparable(object):
    """Wraps a value in an BSON like object that can be compared one to another."""

    def __init__(self, obj):
        self.obj = obj

    def __lt__(self, other):
        return bson_compare(operator.lt, self.obj, other.obj)


_filterer_inst = _Filterer()


# Developer note: to avoid a cross-modules dependency (filtering requires aggregation, that requires
# filtering), the aggregation module needs to register its parse_expression function here.
def register_parse_expression(parse_expression):
    """Register the parse_expression function from the aggregate module."""

    del _Filterer.parse_expression[:]
    _Filterer.parse_expression.append(parse_expression)
