package Trog::Component;

use 5.040;
use re '/aasx';
use warnings FATAL => 'all';

use Text::Xslate ();

use Trog::Themes ();

=head1 Trog::Component

Dispatcher for the UI components living under the Trog::Component namespace.

Injected into the template processor as component() by Trog::Renderer::Base, so
templates ask for what they want rather than having a route thread a rendered
string into their data hash:

    <: component('EmojiPicker') :>
    <: component('Gallery', { album => $post.id, cols => 3 }) :>

Deliberately depends on nothing that loads Trog::Renderer.  Trog::Renderer::Base
uses this module, and components use Trog::Renderer, so such a dependency here
would close a compile-time load cycle.  Components are loaded lazily, at call time,
for the same reason.

=head1 Termination Conditions

Dies if the component can't be named, found, loaded or rendered.  There is no
sensible half-rendered page.

Dying is necessary but not sufficient: Xslate catches exceptions thrown out of a
function call, hands them to its warn handler, and carries on with an empty
string where the call was -- so a broken component would otherwise vanish from
the page with nothing but a line on stderr to say so.  The failure is therefore
also recorded in $Trog::Component::error, which Trog::Renderer::Base::render()
localizes and checks, turning it into the 500 it deserves.

=head1 FUNCTIONS

=cut

# A component whose template asks for itself would otherwise recurse until the
# stack gives out, which says nothing about which component did it.
our $MAX_DEPTH = 10;
our $depth     = 0;

# The first component failure of the current render.  See above -- dying alone
# does not stop an Xslate render.  Always read through a local() in the caller.
our $error;

# Resolved at call time rather than compile time, so that components are free to
# use Trog::Renderer without cycling back through us.  require() memoizes in
# %INC; %loaded only saves us the repeat eval and string munging.
my sub load ($name) {    ## no critic (ProhibitSingleUseLexicalSubs) -- 22 lines, which would overcomplicate _component()
    state %loaded;

    die "Component name must be given\n"   unless $name;
    die "Invalid component name '$name'\n" unless $name =~ m/^[[:alpha:]]\w*$/;

    my $module = "Trog::Component::$name";
    return $module if $loaded{$module};

    local $@;
    eval {
        require "Trog/Component/$name.pm";    ## no critic (RequireBarewordIncludes) -- $name is validated above
        1;
    } or do {
        die "Could not load component '$name': $@";
    };

    die "Component '$name' has no render()\n" unless $module->can('render');

    $loaded{$module} = 1;
    return $module;
}

my sub _component ( $name, $args ) {    ## no critic (ProhibitSingleUseLexicalSubs) -- 25 lines, which would overcomplicate component()
    my $module = load($name);

    die "Component '$name' recursed more than $MAX_DEPTH deep\n" if $depth >= $MAX_DEPTH;
    local $Trog::Component::depth = $depth + 1;

    $args = {} unless ref $args eq 'HASH';

    my $out;
    local $@;
    eval {
        $out = $module->can('render')->(%$args);
        1;
    } or do {
        die "Component '$name' failed to render: $@";
    };

    # Trog::Renderer::render() answers failure with a PSGI triplet from _yeet(),
    # which is meaningless halfway through a template.  Catching it here is what
    # saves every call site from the 'return $it if ref $it eq ARRAY' dance.
    die "Component '$name' returned a " . ref($out) . " rather than a string\n" if ref $out;
    die "Component '$name' rendered nothing\n"                                  if !defined $out;

    return Text::Xslate::mark_raw($out);
}

=head2 component($name, $args) = STRING

Render the named component, marked raw so that callers need no C<| mark_raw>.

$name is one flat namespace level under Trog::Component -- word characters only.
It becomes a path handed to require(), so this is what stops a template naming
its way out of Trog/Component/.

$args is an optional HASHREF, flattened into the component's render().  Nullary
components simply ignore it.

=cut

sub component ( $name, $args = {} ) {
    my ( $out, $err );
    {
        local $@;
        $out = eval { _component( $name, $args ) };
        $err = $@;
    }
    return $out if defined $out;

    # Record as well as rethrow: the die on its own gets swallowed by Xslate.
    # First failure wins, as the ones after it tend to be consequences of it.
    # The throw uses our own error rather than $error, so a direct caller is
    # told what *it* did even when something earlier left a record behind.
    $err ||= "Component '$name' failed for no stated reason\n";
    $error //= $err;
    die $err;
}

=head2 render_template($template, $data) = STRING

Render a component template and hand back the body, for the many components
whose whole job is exactly that.

The template gets theme_dir as well as $data, unless $data gives it a value: the
active theme's directory as a path under the site root, such as
C<themes/mytheme>, for building asset links.  It is empty when there is no
theme.

Dies naming the template if the render fails, rather than answering with the
PSGI triplet Trog::Renderer::render() produces on failure.

=cut

sub render_template ( $template, $data = {} ) {

    # Required rather than used, for the same reason components are loaded
    # lazily: Trog::Renderer::Base uses this module, so a compile-time use here
    # would close the cycle.  By the time anyone calls this it is already loaded.
    require Trog::Renderer;

    # td() is rooted at /www, which is not in the URL space.
    my %data = %$data;
    $data{theme_dir} //= Trog::Themes::td() =~ s{\A/www/}{}r;

    my $out = Trog::Renderer->render(
        contenttype => 'text/html',
        component   => 1,
        template    => $template,
        data        => \%data,
    );

    die "Could not render component template '$template'\n" if ref $out;
    return $out;
}

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