package prox5

import (
	"fmt"
	"sync"
)

func init() {
	debugMutex = &sync.RWMutex{}
}

var (
	useDebugChannel = false
	debugChan       chan string
	debugMutex      *sync.RWMutex
)

type DebugPrinter interface {
	Print(str string)
	Printf(format string, items ...any)
}

type basicPrinter struct{}

func (b basicPrinter) Print(str string) {
	println("prox5: " + str)
}

func (b basicPrinter) Printf(format string, items ...any) {
	println(fmt.Sprintf("prox5: "+format, items))
}

// DebugChannel will return a channel which will receive debug messages once debug is enabled.
// This will alter the flow of debug messages, they will no longer print to console, they will be pushed into this channel.
// Make sure you pull from the channel eventually to avoid build up of blocked goroutines.
func (pe *ProxyEngine) DebugChannel() chan string {
	debugChan = make(chan string, 1000000)
	useDebugChannel = true
	return debugChan
}

// DebugEnabled returns the current state of our debug switch.
func (pe *ProxyEngine) DebugEnabled() bool {
	return pe.swampopt.debug
}

// DisableDebugChannel redirects debug messages back to the console.
// DisableProxyChannel does not disable debug, use DisableDebug().
func (pe *ProxyEngine) DisableDebugChannel() {
	debugMutex.Lock()
	defer debugMutex.Unlock()
	useDebugChannel = false
}

// EnableDebug enables printing of verbose messages during operation
func (pe *ProxyEngine) EnableDebug() {
	pe.swampopt.debug = true
}

// DisableDebug enables printing of verbose messages during operation.
// WARNING: if you are using a DebugChannel, you must read all of the messages in the channel's cache or this will block.
func (pe *ProxyEngine) DisableDebug() {
	pe.swampopt.debug = false
}

func (pe *ProxyEngine) dbgPrint(str string) {
	if !pe.swampopt.debug {
		return
	}
	if !useDebugChannel {
		pe.Debug.Print(str)
		return
	}
	select {
	case debugChan <- str:
		return
	default:
		pe.Debug.Print("overflow: " + str)
	}
}