import { useEffect, useState } from 'react';

export type GlassTier = 'refract' | 'blur' | 'flat';

export interface GlassCapability {
  /** Which visual tier the document is currently rendering at. */
  tier: GlassTier;
  /** True when SVG rim refraction is live. */
  refract: boolean;
  /** True when the user asked for reduced motion — aurora + canvas must halt. */
  reducedMotion: boolean;
}

const mq = (query: string): MediaQueryList | null => {
  if (typeof window === 'undefined' || typeof window.matchMedia !== 'function') return null;
  try {
    return window.matchMedia(query);
  } catch {
    return null;
  }
};

/**
 * Can this engine actually render `backdrop-filter: url(#svg-filter)`?
 *
 * `CSS.supports` alone is not enough: `url()` is syntactically valid in a
 * filter-function-list, so Firefox and Safari both parse it happily and then
 * paint nothing — a silent failure that would leave their rims invisible
 * rather than gracefully flat. Chromium is currently the only engine that
 * renders it, so we gate on a Chromium signal too. `userAgentData` is a real
 * feature-detectable API rather than UA-string sniffing, and when it is absent
 * we simply fall back a tier — which is a designed look, not a broken one.
 */
const supportsRefraction = (): boolean => {
  if (typeof window === 'undefined' || typeof CSS === 'undefined' || !CSS.supports) return false;
  const parses =
    CSS.supports('backdrop-filter', 'url(#x)') ||
    CSS.supports('-webkit-backdrop-filter', 'url(#x)');
  if (!parses) return false;
  // mask-composite carries the rim ring; without it there is no ring to refract.
  const canMask =
    CSS.supports('mask-composite', 'exclude') || CSS.supports('-webkit-mask-composite', 'xor');
  if (!canMask) return false;
  const brands = (navigator as Navigator & { userAgentData?: { brands?: { brand: string }[] } })
    .userAgentData?.brands;
  return Array.isArray(brands) && brands.some((b) => /Chromium/i.test(b.brand));
};

const resolveTier = (): GlassTier => {
  if (mq('(prefers-reduced-transparency: reduce)')?.matches) return 'flat';
  return supportsRefraction() ? 'refract' : 'blur';
};

/**
 * Resolves the glass tier and stamps it on `<html data-glass>`, which is what
 * every refraction rule in `Glass.tsx` keys off. Call once, high in the tree.
 */
export const useGlassCapability = (): GlassCapability => {
  const [state, setState] = useState<GlassCapability>(() => ({
    tier: 'blur',
    refract: false,
    reducedMotion: false,
  }));

  useEffect(() => {
    const transparency = mq('(prefers-reduced-transparency: reduce)');
    const motion = mq('(prefers-reduced-motion: reduce)');

    const apply = () => {
      const tier = resolveTier();
      const reducedMotion = !!motion?.matches;
      document.documentElement.dataset.glass = tier;
      setState((prev) =>
        prev.tier === tier && prev.reducedMotion === reducedMotion
          ? prev
          : { tier, refract: tier === 'refract', reducedMotion },
      );
    };

    apply();
    transparency?.addEventListener?.('change', apply);
    motion?.addEventListener?.('change', apply);
    return () => {
      transparency?.removeEventListener?.('change', apply);
      motion?.removeEventListener?.('change', apply);
    };
  }, []);

  return state;
};