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#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>

#import "MTRBaseDevice_Internal.h"
#import "MTRDeviceController_Internal.h"
#import "MTRError_Internal.h"
#import "zap-generated/MTRBaseClusters.h"

#include <app/data-model/NullObject.h>
#include <messaging/ExchangeMgr.h>
#include <platform/CHIPDeviceLayer.h>
#include <transport/SessionHandle.h>

/**
 * Bridge that allows invoking a given MTRActionBlock on the Matter queue, after
 * communication with the device in question has been established, as far as we
 * know.
 */
class MTRCallbackBridgeBase {
};

// TODO: ADD NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_BEGIN to this header.  When that happens, note
// that in MTRActionBlock the two callback pointers are nonnull and the two
// arguments of MTRResponseHandler are both nullable.

typedef void (^MTRResponseHandler)(id value, NSError * error);
typedef void (*MTRErrorCallback)(void * context, CHIP_ERROR error);

/**
 * The bridge will pass itself as the last argument to the action block.
 *
 * The action block must do one of three things:
 *
 * 1) Return an error.
 * 2) Call the "successCb" callback, with the bridge passed to the block as the
 *    context, possibly asynchronously.
 * 3) Call the "failureCb" callback, with the bridge passed to the block as the
 *    context, possibly asynchronously.
 *
 * For an MTRCallbackBridge that has keepAlive set to true, the success/failure
 * callbacks may be called multiple times.  If keepAlive is false, there must be
 * no calls after the first one.
 */
template <typename SuccessCallback>
using MTRActionBlockT = CHIP_ERROR (^)(chip::Messaging::ExchangeManager & exchangeManager, const chip::SessionHandle & session,
    SuccessCallback successCb, MTRErrorCallback failureCb, MTRCallbackBridgeBase * bridge);
template <typename SuccessCallback>
using MTRLocalActionBlockT = CHIP_ERROR (^)(SuccessCallback successCb, MTRErrorCallback failureCb);

template <class T> class MTRCallbackBridge : public MTRCallbackBridgeBase {
public:
    using MTRActionBlock = MTRActionBlockT<T>;
    using MTRLocalActionBlock = MTRLocalActionBlockT<T>;

    /**
     * Construct a callback bridge, which can then have DispatcLocalAction() called
     * on it.
     */
    MTRCallbackBridge(dispatch_queue_t queue, MTRResponseHandler handler, T OnSuccessFn)
        : mQueue(queue)
        , mHandler(handler)
        , mSuccess(OnSuccessFn)
        , mFailure(OnFailureFn)
    {
    }

    /**
     * Construct a callback bridge, which can then have DispatchAction() called
     * on it.
     */
    MTRCallbackBridge(dispatch_queue_t queue, MTRResponseHandler handler, MTRActionBlock action, T OnSuccessFn)
        : mQueue(queue)
        , mHandler(handler)
        , mAction(action)
        , mSuccess(OnSuccessFn)
        , mFailure(OnFailureFn)
    {
    }

    /**
     * Run the given MTRActionBlock on the Matter thread, after getting a CASE
     * session (possibly pre-existing) to the given node ID on the fabric
     * represented by the given MTRDeviceController.  On success, convert the
     * success value to whatever type it needs to be to call the callback type
     * we're templated over.  Once this function has been called, on a callback
     * bridge allocated with `new`, the bridge object must not be accessed by
     * the caller.  The action block will handle deleting the bridge.
     */
    void DispatchAction(chip::NodeId nodeID, MTRDeviceController * controller) && { ActionWithNodeID(nodeID, controller); }

    /**
     * Run the given MTRActionBlock on the Matter thread after getting a secure
     * session corresponding to the given MTRBaseDevice.  On success, convert
     * the success value to whatever type it needs to be to call the callback
     * type we're templated over.  Once this function has been called, on a callback
     * bridge allocated with `new`, the bridge object must not be accessed by
     * the caller.  The action block will handle deleting the bridge.
     */
    void DispatchAction(MTRBaseDevice * device) &&
    {
        if (device.isPASEDevice) {
            ActionWithPASEDevice(device);
        } else {
            ActionWithNodeID(device.nodeID, device.deviceController);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Run the given MTRLocalActionBlock on the Matter thread, then handle
     * converting the value produced by the success callback to the right type
     * so it can be passed to a callback of the type we're templated over.
     *
     * Does not attempt to establish any sessions to devices.  Must not be used
     * with any action blocks that need a session.
     */
    void DispatchLocalAction(MTRLocalActionBlock action)
    {
        LogRequestStart();

        // For now keep sync dispatch here.
        dispatch_sync(chip::DeviceLayer::PlatformMgrImpl().GetWorkQueue(), ^{
            CHIP_ERROR err = action(mSuccess, mFailure);
            if (err != CHIP_NO_ERROR) {
                NSLog(@"Failure performing action. C++-mangled success callback type: '%s', error: %s", typeid(T).name(),
                    chip::ErrorStr(err));

                // Take the normal async error-reporting codepath.  This will also
                // handle cleaning us up properly.
                OnFailureFn(this, err);
            }
        });
    }

    void ActionWithPASEDevice(MTRBaseDevice * device)
    {
        LogRequestStart();

        BOOL ok = [device.deviceController
            getSessionForCommissioneeDevice:device.nodeID
                                 completion:^(chip::Messaging::ExchangeManager * exchangeManager,
                                     const chip::Optional<chip::SessionHandle> & session, NSError * error) {
                                     MaybeDoAction(exchangeManager, session, error);
                                 }];

        if (ok == NO) {
            OnFailureFn(this, CHIP_ERROR_INCORRECT_STATE);
        }
    }

    void ActionWithNodeID(chip::NodeId nodeID, MTRDeviceController * controller)
    {
        LogRequestStart();

        BOOL ok = [controller getSessionForNode:nodeID
                                     completion:^(chip::Messaging::ExchangeManager * exchangeManager,
                                         const chip::Optional<chip::SessionHandle> & session, NSError * error) {
                                         MaybeDoAction(exchangeManager, session, error);
                                     }];

        if (ok == NO) {
            OnFailureFn(this, CHIP_ERROR_INCORRECT_STATE);
        }
    }

    void LogRequestStart()
    {
        mRequestTime = [NSDate date];
        // Generate a unique cookie to track this operation
        mCookie = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"Response Time: %s+%u", typeid(T).name(), arc4random()];
        ChipLogDetail(Controller, "%s", mCookie.UTF8String);
    }

    void MaybeDoAction(
        chip::Messaging::ExchangeManager * exchangeManager, const chip::Optional<chip::SessionHandle> & session, NSError * error)
    {
        // Make sure we don't hold on to our action longer than we have to.
        auto action = mAction;
        mAction = nil;
        if (error != nil) {
            DispatchFailure(this, error);
            return;
        }

        CHIP_ERROR err = action(*exchangeManager, session.Value(), mSuccess, mFailure, this);
        if (err != CHIP_NO_ERROR) {
            NSLog(@"Failure performing action. C++-mangled success callback type: '%s', error: %s", typeid(T).name(),
                chip::ErrorStr(err));

            // Take the normal async error-reporting codepath.  This will also
            // handle cleaning us up properly.
            OnFailureFn(this, err);
        }
    }

    virtual ~MTRCallbackBridge() {};

    static void OnFailureFn(void * context, CHIP_ERROR error) { DispatchFailure(context, [MTRError errorForCHIPErrorCode:error]); }

    static void DispatchSuccess(void * context, id value) { DispatchCallbackResult(context, nil, value); }

    static void DispatchFailure(void * context, NSError * error) { DispatchCallbackResult(context, error, nil); }

protected:
    // OnDone and KeepAliveOnCallback really only make sense for subscription
    // bridges, but we put them here to avoid many copies of this code in
    // generated bits.
    void OnDone()
    {
        if (!mQueue) {
            delete this;
            return;
        }

        // Delete ourselves async, so that any error/data reports we
        // queued up before getting OnDone have a chance to run.
        auto * self = this;
        dispatch_async(mQueue, ^{
            delete self;
        });
    }

    void KeepAliveOnCallback() { mKeepAlive = true; }

    dispatch_queue_t mQueue;

private:
    static void DispatchCallbackResult(void * context, NSError * error, id value)
    {
        MTRCallbackBridge * callbackBridge = static_cast<MTRCallbackBridge *>(context);
        if (!callbackBridge) {
            return;
        }

        if (!callbackBridge->mQueue) {
            if (!callbackBridge->mKeepAlive) {
                delete callbackBridge;
            }
            return;
        }

        dispatch_async(callbackBridge->mQueue, ^{
            ChipLogDetail(Controller, "%s %f seconds", callbackBridge->mCookie.UTF8String,
                -[callbackBridge->mRequestTime timeIntervalSinceNow]);
            callbackBridge->mHandler(value, error);

            if (!callbackBridge->mKeepAlive) {
                delete callbackBridge;
            }
        });
    }

    MTRResponseHandler mHandler;
    MTRActionBlock mAction;
    bool mKeepAlive = false;

    T mSuccess;
    MTRErrorCallback mFailure;

    // Measure the time it took for the callback to trigger
    NSDate * mRequestTime;
    NSString * mCookie;
};