{-|
Module      : Test.Utils.Jobs
Description :
Copyright   : (c) CNRS, 2017-Present
License     : AGPL + CECILL v3
Maintainer  : team@gargantext.org
Stability   : experimental
Portability : POSIX
-}

{-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TypeApplications    #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TypeFamilies        #-}

module Test.Utils.Jobs (test) where

import Control.Concurrent
import Control.Concurrent.Async
import Control.Concurrent.Async qualified as Async
import Control.Concurrent.STM
import Data.Sequence ((|>), fromList)
import Data.Time
import Debug.RecoverRTTI (anythingToString)
import Gargantext.API.Admin.EnvTypes as EnvTypes
import Gargantext.API.Admin.Orchestrator.Types
import Gargantext.API.Errors.Types
import Gargantext.API.Prelude
import Gargantext.Core.Config (GargConfig(..))
import Gargantext.Core.Config.Types (NotificationsConfig(..))
import Gargantext.Prelude
import Gargantext.Utils.Jobs.Error
import Gargantext.Utils.Jobs.Internal (newJob)
import Gargantext.Utils.Jobs.Map
import Gargantext.Utils.Jobs.Monad hiding (withJob)
import Gargantext.Utils.Jobs.Queue (applyPrios, defaultPrios)
import Gargantext.Utils.Jobs.State
import Network.HTTP.Client (Manager)
import Network.HTTP.Client.TLS (newTlsManager)
import Prelude qualified
import Servant.Job.Core qualified as SJ
import Servant.Job.Types qualified as SJ
import System.IO.Unsafe
import System.Timeout (timeout)
import Test.Hspec
import Test.Hspec.Expectations.Contrib (annotate)
import Test.Utils (waitUntil)


data JobT = A
          | B
          | C
          | D
          deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Enum, Bounded)

-- | This type models the schedule picked up by the orchestrator.
newtype JobSchedule = JobSchedule { _JobSchedule :: Seq JobT } deriving (Eq, Show)

addJobToSchedule :: JobT -> MVar JobSchedule -> IO ()
addJobToSchedule jobt mvar = do
  modifyMVar_ mvar $ \js -> do
    let js' = js { _JobSchedule = _JobSchedule js |> jobt }
    pure js'

data Counts = Counts { countAs :: Int, countBs :: Int }
  deriving (Eq, Show)

-- | In ms
jobDuration :: Int
jobDuration = 100

type Timer = TVar Bool

-- | Use in conjuction with 'registerDelay' to create an 'STM' transaction
-- that will simulate the duration of a job by waiting the timeout registered
-- by 'registerDelay' before continuing.
waitTimerSTM :: Timer -> STM ()
waitTimerSTM tv = do
  v <- readTVar tv
  check v

-- | Samples the running jobs from the first 'TVar' and write them
-- in the queue.
sampleRunningJobs :: Timer -> TVar [Prelude.String] -> TQueue [Prelude.String]-> STM ()
sampleRunningJobs timer runningJs samples = do
  waitTimerSTM timer
  runningNow <- readTVar runningJs
  case runningNow of
    [] -> pure () -- ignore empty runs, when the system is kickstarting.
    xs -> writeTQueue samples xs

-- | The aim of this test is to ensure that the \"max runners\" setting is
-- respected, i.e. we have no more than \"N\" jobs running at the same time.
testMaxRunners :: IO ()
testMaxRunners = do
  -- max runners = 2 with default settings
  let num_jobs = 4
  k <- genSecret
  let settings = defaultJobSettings 2 k
  st :: JobsState JobT [Prelude.String] () <- newJobsState settings defaultPrios
  now <- getCurrentTime
  runningJs   <- newTVarIO []
  samples     <- newTQueueIO
  remainingJs <- newTVarIO num_jobs

  -- Not the most elegant solution, but in order to test the \"max runners\"
  -- parameter we start an asynchronous computation that continuously reads the content
  -- of 'runningJs' and at the end ensures that this value was
  -- always <= \"max_runners" (but crucially not 0).

  asyncReader <- async $ forever $ do 
    samplingFrequency <- registerDelay 100_000
    atomically $ sampleRunningJobs samplingFrequency runningJs samples
  
  let duration = 1_000_000
      j num _jHandle _inp _l = do
        durationTimer <- registerDelay duration
        -- NOTE: We do the modification of the 'runningJs' and the rest
        -- in two transactions on purpose, to give a chance to the async
        -- sampler to sample the status of the world.
        atomically $  modifyTVar runningJs (\xs -> ("Job #" ++ show num) : xs)
        atomically $ do
          waitTimerSTM durationTimer
          modifyTVar runningJs (\xs -> filter (/=("Job #" ++ show num)) xs)
          modifyTVar remainingJs pred
      jobs = [ (A, j n) | n <- [1..num_jobs::Int] ]

  atomically $ forM_ jobs $ \(t, f) -> void $
    pushJobWithTime now t () f settings st

  let waitFinished = atomically $ do
        x <- readTVar remainingJs
        check (x == 0)

  -- Wait for the jobs to finish, then stop the sampler.
  waitFinished
  cancel asyncReader

  -- Check that we got /some/ samples and for each of them,
  -- let's check only two runners at max were alive.
  allSamples <- atomically $ flushTQueue samples
  length allSamples `shouldSatisfy` (> 0)

  forM_ allSamples $ \runLog -> do
    annotate "predicate to satisfy: (x `isInfixOf` [\"Job #1\", \"Job #2\"] || x `isInfixOf` [\"Job #3\", \"Job #4\"]" $
      shouldSatisfy (sort runLog)
                    (\x -> x `isInfixOf` ["Job #1", "Job #2"]
                      || x `isInfixOf` ["Job #3", "Job #4"])

testPrios :: IO ()
testPrios = do
  k <- genSecret
  -- Use a single runner, so that we can check the order of execution
  -- without worrying about the runners competing with each other.
  let settings = defaultJobSettings 1 k
      prios    = [(B, 10), (C, 1), (D, 5)]
  st :: JobsState JobT [Prelude.String] () <- newJobsState settings $
    applyPrios prios defaultPrios -- B has the highest priority
  pickedSchedule <- newMVar (JobSchedule mempty)
  let j jobt _jHandle _inp _l = addJobToSchedule jobt pickedSchedule
      jobs = [ (A, j A)
             , (C, j C)
             , (B, j B)
             , (D, j D)
             ]

  -- Push all the jobs in the same STM transaction, so that they are all stored in the queue by
  -- the time 'popQueue' gets called.
  now <- getCurrentTime
  atomically $ forM_ jobs $ \(t, f) -> void $ pushJobWithTime now t () f settings st

  -- wait for the jobs to finish, waiting for more than the total duration,
  -- so that we are sure that all jobs have finished, then check the schedule.
  -- threadDelay jobDuration
  waitUntil (do
    finalSchedule <- readMVar pickedSchedule
    pure $ finalSchedule == JobSchedule (fromList [B, D, C, A])) jobDuration

testExceptions :: IO ()
testExceptions = do
  k <- genSecret
  let settings = defaultJobSettings 1 k
  st :: JobsState JobT [Prelude.String] () <- newJobsState settings defaultPrios
  jid <- pushJob A ()
    (\_jHandle _inp _log -> readFile "/doesntexist.txt" >>= putStrLn)
    settings st
  -- Wait 1 second to make sure the job is finished.
  threadDelay $ 1_000_000
  mjob <- lookupJob jid (jobsData st)
  case mjob of
    Nothing ->  Prelude.fail "lookupJob failed, job not found!"
    Just je ->  case jTask je of
      DoneJ _ r   -> isLeft r `shouldBe` True
      unexpected  -> Prelude.fail $ "Expected job to be done, but got: " <> anythingToString unexpected
  return ()

testFairness :: IO ()
testFairness = do
  k <- genSecret
  let settings = defaultJobSettings 1 k
  st :: JobsState JobT [Prelude.String] () <- newJobsState settings defaultPrios
  pickedSchedule <- newMVar (JobSchedule mempty)
  let j jobt _jHandle _inp _l = addJobToSchedule jobt pickedSchedule
      jobs = [ (A, j A)
             , (A, j A)
             , (B, j B)
             , (A, j A)
             , (A, j A)
             ]
  time <- getCurrentTime
  -- in this scenario we simulate two types of jobs all with
  -- all the same level of priority: our queue implementation
  -- will behave as a classic FIFO, keeping into account the
  -- time of arrival.
  atomically $ forM_ (zip [0,2 ..] jobs) $ \(timeDelta, (t, f)) -> void $
    pushJobWithTime (addUTCTime (fromInteger timeDelta) time) t () f settings st

  -- threadDelay jobDuration
  waitUntil (do
    finalSchedule <- readMVar pickedSchedule
    pure $ finalSchedule == JobSchedule (fromList [A, A, B, A, A])) jobDuration


newtype MyDummyMonad a =
  MyDummyMonad { _MyDummyMonad :: GargM Env BackendInternalError a }
  deriving (Functor, Applicative, Monad, MonadIO, MonadReader Env)

instance MonadJob MyDummyMonad GargJob (Seq JobLog) JobLog where
  getJobEnv = MyDummyMonad getJobEnv

instance MonadJobStatus MyDummyMonad where
  type JobHandle      MyDummyMonad = EnvTypes.ConcreteJobHandle BackendInternalError
  type JobType        MyDummyMonad = GargJob
  type JobOutputType  MyDummyMonad = JobLog
  type JobEventType   MyDummyMonad = JobLog

  noJobHandle _               = noJobHandle (Proxy :: Proxy (GargM Env BackendInternalError))
  getLatestJobStatus jId      = MyDummyMonad (getLatestJobStatus jId)
  withTracer _ jh n           = n jh
  markStarted n jh            = MyDummyMonad (markStarted n jh)
  markProgress steps jh       = MyDummyMonad (markProgress steps jh)
  markFailure steps mb_msg jh = MyDummyMonad (markFailure steps mb_msg jh)
  markComplete jh             = MyDummyMonad (markComplete jh)
  markFailed mb_msg jh        = MyDummyMonad (markFailed mb_msg jh)
  addMoreSteps steps jh       = MyDummyMonad (addMoreSteps steps jh)

runMyDummyMonad :: Env -> MyDummyMonad a -> IO a
runMyDummyMonad env m = do
  res <- runExceptT . flip runReaderT env $ _MyDummyMonad m
  case res of
    Left e -> throwIO e
    Right x -> pure x

testTlsManager :: Manager
testTlsManager = unsafePerformIO newTlsManager
{-# NOINLINE testTlsManager #-}

withJob :: Env
        -> (JobHandle MyDummyMonad -> () -> MyDummyMonad ())
        -> IO (SJ.JobStatus 'SJ.Safe JobLog)
withJob env f = runMyDummyMonad env $ MyDummyMonad $
  -- the job type doesn't matter in our tests, we use a random one, as long as it's of type 'GargJob'.
  newJob @_ mkJobHandle (pure env) RecomputeGraphJob (\_ hdl input ->
    runMyDummyMonad env $ (Right <$> (f hdl input >> getLatestJobStatus hdl))) (SJ.JobInput () Nothing)

withJob_ :: Env
         -> (JobHandle MyDummyMonad -> () -> MyDummyMonad ())
         -> IO ()
withJob_ env f = void (withJob env f)

newTestEnv :: IO Env
newTestEnv = do
  k <- genSecret
  let settings = defaultJobSettings 1 k
  myEnv <- newJobEnv settings defaultPrios testTlsManager
  let _gc_notifications_config =
        NotificationsConfig { _nc_central_exchange_bind = Prelude.error "nc_central_exchange_bind not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
                            , _nc_central_exchange_connect = "tcp://localhost:15510"
                            , _nc_dispatcher_bind = Prelude.error "nc_dispatcher_bind not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
                            , _nc_dispatcher_connect = Prelude.error "nc_dispatcher_connect not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)" }
  let _env_config =
        GargConfig { _gc_datafilepath = Prelude.error "gc_datafilepath not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
                   , _gc_frontend_config = Prelude.error "gc_frontend_config not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
                   , _gc_mail_config = Prelude.error "gc_mail_config not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
                   , _gc_database_config = Prelude.error "gc_database_config not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
                   , _gc_nlp_config = Prelude.error "gc_nlp_config not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
                   , _gc_notifications_config
                   , _gc_frames = Prelude.error "gc_frames not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
                   , _gc_jobs = Prelude.error "gc_jobs not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
                   , _gc_secrets = Prelude.error "gc_secrets not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
                   , _gc_apis = Prelude.error "gc_apis not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
                   , _gc_log_level = Prelude.error "gc_log_level not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
                   }
  pure $ Env
       { _env_logger    = Prelude.error "env_logger not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
       , _env_pool      = Prelude.error "env_pool not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
       , _env_nodeStory = Prelude.error "env_nodeStory not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
       , _env_manager   = testTlsManager
       , _env_self_url  = Prelude.error "self_url not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
       , _env_scrapers  = Prelude.error "scrapers not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
       , _env_jobs      = myEnv
       , _env_config
       , _env_central_exchange = Prelude.error "central exchange not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
       , _env_dispatcher = Prelude.error "dispatcher not needed, but forced somewhere (check StrictData)"
       , _env_jwt_settings = Prelude.error "jwt_settings not needed, but forced somewherer (check StrictData)"
       }

testFetchJobStatus :: IO ()
testFetchJobStatus = do
  myEnv <- newTestEnv
  evts <- newMVar []

  withJob_ myEnv $ \hdl _input -> do
    mb_status <- getLatestJobStatus hdl

    -- now let's log something
    markStarted 10 hdl
    mb_status' <- getLatestJobStatus hdl
    markProgress 5 hdl
    mb_status'' <- getLatestJobStatus hdl

    liftIO $ modifyMVar_ evts (\xs -> pure $ mb_status : mb_status' : mb_status'' : xs)
    pure ()

  -- threadDelay 500_000
  -- Check the events
  -- readMVar evts >>= \expected -> map _scst_remaining expected `shouldBe` [Nothing, Just 10, Just 5]
  waitUntil (do
    evts' <- readMVar evts
    pure $ map _scst_remaining evts' == [Nothing, Just 10, Just 5]
    ) 1000

testFetchJobStatusNoContention :: IO ()
testFetchJobStatusNoContention = do
  myEnv <- newTestEnv

  evts1 <- newMVar []
  evts2 <- newMVar []

  let job1 = \() -> withJob_ myEnv $ \hdl _input -> do
        markStarted 100 hdl
        mb_status <- getLatestJobStatus hdl
        liftIO $ modifyMVar_ evts1 (\xs -> pure $ mb_status : xs)
        pure ()

  let job2 = \() -> withJob_ myEnv $ \hdl _input -> do
        markStarted 50 hdl
        mb_status <- getLatestJobStatus hdl
        liftIO $ modifyMVar_ evts2 (\xs -> pure $ mb_status : xs)
        pure ()

  Async.forConcurrently_ [job1, job2] ($ ())
  -- threadDelay 500_000
  -- Check the events
  waitUntil (do
    evts1' <- readMVar evts1
    evts2' <- readMVar evts2
    pure $ (map _scst_remaining evts1' == [Just 100]) &&
           (map _scst_remaining evts2' == [Just 50])
            ) 500

testMarkProgress :: IO ()
testMarkProgress = do
  myEnv <- newTestEnv
  -- evts  <- newTBQueueIO 7
  evts <- newTVarIO []
  let getStatus hdl = do
        liftIO $ threadDelay 100_000
        st <- getLatestJobStatus hdl
        -- liftIO $ atomically $ writeTBQueue evts st
        liftIO $ atomically $ modifyTVar evts (\xs -> xs ++ [st])
      readAllEvents = do  
        -- We will get thread blocking if there is ANY error in the job
        -- Hence we assert the `readAllEvents` test doesn't take too long
        mRet <- timeout 1_000_000 $ atomically $ do
          -- allEventsArrived <- isFullTBQueue evts
          evts' <- readTVar evts
          -- STM retry if things failed
          -- check allEventsArrived
          check (length evts' == 7)
          -- flushTBQueue evts
          return evts'
        return $ fromMaybe [] mRet

  withJob_ myEnv $ \hdl _input -> do
    markStarted 10 hdl
    getStatus hdl

    markProgress 1 hdl
    getStatus hdl

    markFailureNoErr 1 hdl
    getStatus hdl

    markFailure 1 (Just $ UnsafeMkHumanFriendlyErrorText "boom") hdl

    getStatus hdl
    markComplete hdl

    getStatus hdl
    markStarted 5 hdl
    markProgress 1 hdl

    getStatus hdl
    markFailed (Just $ UnsafeMkHumanFriendlyErrorText "kaboom") hdl

    getStatus hdl

  evts' <- readAllEvents
  let [jl0, jl1, jl2, jl3, jl4, jl5, jl6] = evts'

  -- Check the events are what we expect
  jl0 `shouldBe` JobLog { _scst_succeeded = Just 0
                        , _scst_failed    = Just 0
                        , _scst_remaining = Just 10
                        , _scst_events    = Just []
                        }
  jl1 `shouldBe` JobLog { _scst_succeeded = Just 1
                        , _scst_failed    = Just 0
                        , _scst_remaining = Just 9
                        , _scst_events    = Just []
                        }
  jl2 `shouldBe` JobLog { _scst_succeeded = Just 1
                        , _scst_failed    = Just 1
                        , _scst_remaining = Just 8
                        , _scst_events    = Just []
                        }
  jl3 `shouldBe` JobLog { _scst_succeeded = Just 1
                        , _scst_failed    = Just 2
                        , _scst_remaining = Just 7
                        , _scst_events    = Just [
                            ScraperEvent { _scev_message = Just "boom"
                                         , _scev_level = Just "ERROR"
                                         , _scev_date = Nothing }
                        ]
                        }
  jl4 `shouldBe` JobLog { _scst_succeeded = Just 8
                        , _scst_failed    = Just 2
                        , _scst_remaining = Just 0
                        , _scst_events    = Just [
                            ScraperEvent { _scev_message = Just "boom"
                                         , _scev_level = Just "ERROR"
                                         , _scev_date = Nothing }
                        ]
                        }
  jl5 `shouldBe` JobLog { _scst_succeeded = Just 1
                        , _scst_failed    = Just 0
                        , _scst_remaining = Just 4
                        , _scst_events    = Just []
                        }
  jl6 `shouldBe` JobLog { _scst_succeeded = Just 1
                        , _scst_failed    = Just 4
                        , _scst_remaining = Just 0
                        , _scst_events    = Just [
                            ScraperEvent { _scev_message = Just "kaboom"
                                         , _scev_level = Just "ERROR"
                                         , _scev_date = Nothing }
                        ]
                        }

test :: Spec
test = do
  describe "job queue" $ do
    it "respects max runners limit" $
      testMaxRunners
    it "respects priorities" $
      testPrios
    it "can handle exceptions" $
      testExceptions
    it "fairly picks equal-priority-but-different-kind jobs" $
      testFairness
  describe "job status update and tracking" $ sequential $ do
    it "can fetch the latest job status" $
      testFetchJobStatus
    it "can spin two separate jobs and track their status separately" $
      testFetchJobStatusNoContention
    it "marking stuff behaves as expected" $
      testMarkProgress
