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#pragma once

#include <app/ConcreteAttributePath.h>
#include <app/util/basic-types.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <lib/core/Optional.h>

namespace chip {
namespace app {

/**
 * ClusterInfo is the representation of an attribute path or an event path used by ReadHandler, ReadClient, WriteHandler,
 * Report::Engine etc, it uses some invalid values for representing the wildcard values for its fields and  contains a mpNext field
 * so it can be used as a linked list.
 */
// TODO: The cluster info should be separated into AttributeInfo and EventInfo.
// Note: The change will happen after #11171 with a better linked list.
struct ClusterInfo
{
private:
    // Allow AttributePathParams access these constants.
    friend struct AttributePathParams;
    friend struct ConcreteEventPath;

    // The ClusterId, AttributeId and EventId are MEIs,
    // 0xFFFF is not a valid manufacturer code, thus 0xFFFF'FFFF is not a valid MEI
    static constexpr ClusterId kInvalidClusterId     = 0xFFFF'FFFF;
    static constexpr AttributeId kInvalidAttributeId = 0xFFFF'FFFF;
    static constexpr EventId kInvalidEventId         = 0xFFFF'FFFF;
    // ListIndex is a uint16 number, thus 0xFFFF is not a valid list index.
    static constexpr ListIndex kInvalidListIndex = 0xFFFF;

public:
    bool IsAttributePathSupersetOf(const ClusterInfo & other) const
    {
        VerifyOrReturnError(HasWildcardEndpointId() || mEndpointId == other.mEndpointId, false);
        VerifyOrReturnError(HasWildcardClusterId() || mClusterId == other.mClusterId, false);
        VerifyOrReturnError(HasWildcardAttributeId() || mAttributeId == other.mAttributeId, false);
        VerifyOrReturnError(HasWildcardListIndex() || mListIndex == other.mListIndex, false);

        return true;
    }

    bool IsAttributePathSupersetOf(const ConcreteAttributePath & other) const
    {
        VerifyOrReturnError(HasWildcardEndpointId() || mEndpointId == other.mEndpointId, false);
        VerifyOrReturnError(HasWildcardClusterId() || mClusterId == other.mClusterId, false);
        VerifyOrReturnError(HasWildcardAttributeId() || mAttributeId == other.mAttributeId, false);

        return true;
    }

    bool HasWildcard() const { return HasWildcardEndpointId() || HasWildcardClusterId() || HasWildcardAttributeId(); }

    /**
     * Check that the path meets some basic constraints of an attribute path: If list index is not wildcard, then field id must not
     * be wildcard. This does not verify that the attribute being targeted is actually of list type when the list index is not
     * wildcard.
     */
    bool IsValidAttributePath() const { return HasWildcardListIndex() || !HasWildcardAttributeId(); }

    inline bool HasWildcardNodeId() const { return mNodeId == kUndefinedNodeId; }
    inline bool HasWildcardEndpointId() const { return mEndpointId == kInvalidEndpointId; }
    inline bool HasWildcardClusterId() const { return mClusterId == kInvalidClusterId; }
    inline bool HasWildcardAttributeId() const { return mAttributeId == kInvalidAttributeId; }
    inline bool HasWildcardListIndex() const { return mListIndex == kInvalidListIndex; }
    inline bool HasWildcardEventId() const { return mEventId == kInvalidEventId; }

    ClusterInfo() {}
    /*
     * For better structure alignment
     * Below ordering is by bit-size to ensure least amount of memory alignment padding.
     * Changing order to something more natural (e.g. endpoint id before cluster id) will result
     * in extra memory alignment padding.
     */
    NodeId mNodeId           = kUndefinedNodeId;    // uint64
    ClusterInfo * mpNext     = nullptr;             // pointer width (32/64 bits)
    ClusterId mClusterId     = kInvalidClusterId;   // uint32
    AttributeId mAttributeId = kInvalidAttributeId; // uint32
    EventId mEventId         = kInvalidEventId;     // uint32
    ListIndex mListIndex     = kInvalidListIndex;   // uint16
    EndpointId mEndpointId   = kInvalidEndpointId;  // uint16
};
} // namespace app
} // namespace chip