#
# api: streamtuner2
# title: radio scheduler
# description: time play/record events for radio stations
# depends: kronos
# version: 0.5
# config:
# category: features
# priority: optional
# support: unsupported
#
# Okay, while programming this, I missed the broadcast I wanted to hear. Again(!)
# But still this is a useful extension, as it allows recording and playing specific
# stations at a programmed time and interval. It accepts a natural language time
# string when registering a stream. (Via streams menu > extension > add timer)
#
# Programmed events are visible in "timer" under the "bookmarks" channel. Times
# are stored in the description field, and can thus be edited. However, after editing
# times manually, streamtuner2 must be restarted for the changes to take effect.
#


from config import __print__, dbg
from channels import *
import kronos
from mygtk import mygtk
from action import action
import copy



# timed events (play/record) within bookmarks tab
class timer:

    # plugin info
    module = "timer"
    title = "Timer"
    version = 0.5
    
    
    # configuration settings
    config = [
    ]
    timefield = "playing"
    
    
    # kronos scheduler list
    sched = None
    
    
    
    
    # prepare gui
    def __init__(self, parent):
      if parent:
          
        # keep reference to main window
        self.parent = parent
        self.bookmarks = parent.bookmarks
        
        # add menu
        mygtk.add_menu(self.parent.extensions, "Add timer for station", self.edit_timer)
        
        # target channel
        if not self.bookmarks.streams.get("timer"):
            self.bookmarks.streams["timer"] = [{"title":"--- timer events ---"}]
        self.bookmarks.add_category("timer")
        self.streams = self.bookmarks.streams["timer"]
        
        # widgets
        parent.add_signals.update({
            "timer_ok": self.add_timer,
            "timer_cancel": lambda w,*a: self.parent.timer_dialog.hide() or 1,
        })
        
        # prepare spool
        self.sched = kronos.ThreadedScheduler()
        for row in self.streams:
            try: self.queue(row)
            except Exception as e: __print__(dbg.ERR, "queuing error", e)
        self.sched.start()


    # display GUI for setting timespec
    def edit_timer(self, *w):
        self.parent.timer_dialog.show()
        self.parent.timer_value.set_text("Fri,Sat 20:00-21:00 play")

    # close dialog,get data
    def add_timer(self, *w):
        self.parent.timer_dialog.hide()
        row = self.parent.row()
        row = copy.copy(row)
        
        # add data
        row["listformat"] = "url/direct" #self.parent.channel().listformat
        if row.get(self.timefield):
            row["title"] = row["title"] + " -- " + row[self.timefield]
        row[self.timefield] = self.parent.timer_value.get_text()
        
        # store
        self.save_timer(row)
    
    
    # store row in timer database
    def save_timer(self, row):
        self.streams.append(row)
        self.bookmarks.save()
        self.queue(row)
        pass
        
        
    # add event to list
    def queue(self, row):
    
        # chk
        if not row.get(self.timefield) or not row.get("url"):
            #print("NO TIME DATA", row)
            return
    
        # extract timing parameters
        _ = row[self.timefield]
        days = self.days(_)
        time = self.time(_)
        duration = self.duration(_)
        
        # which action
        if row[self.timefield].find("rec")>=0:
            activity, action_method = "record", self.record
        else:
            activity, action_method = "play", self.play
        
        # add
        task = self.sched.add_daytime_task(action_method, activity, days, None, time, kronos.method.threaded, [row], {})

        #__print__( "queue",  act, self.sched, (action_method, act, days, None, time, kronos.method.threaded, [row], {}), task.get_schedule_time(True) )
    
    
    
    # converts Mon,Tue,... into numberics 1-7
    def days(self, s):
        weekdays = ["su", "mo", "tu", "we", "th", "fr", "sa", "su"]
        r = []
        for day in re.findall("\w\w+", s.lower()):
            day = day[0:2]
            if day in weekdays:
                r.append(weekdays.index(day))
        return list(set(r))
        
    # get start time 18:00
    def time(self, s):
        r = re.search("(\d+):(\d+)", s)
        return int(r.group(1)), int(r.group(2))
        
    # convert "18:00-19:15" to minutes
    def duration(self, s):
        try:
            r = re.search("(\d+:\d+)\s*(\.\.+|-+)\s*(\d+:\d+)", s)
            start = self.time(r.group(1))
            end = self.time(r.group(3))
            duration = (end[0] - start[0]) * 60 + (end[1] - start[1])
            return int(duration) # in minutes
        except:
            return 0   # no limit
        
    # action wrapper
    def play(self, row, *args, **kwargs):
        action.play(
            url = row["url"],
            audioformat = row.get("format","audio/mp3"), 
            listformat = row.get("listformat","url/direct"),
        )

    # action wrapper
    def record(self, row, *args, **kwargs):
        #print("TIMED RECORD")
        
        # extra params
        duration = self.duration(row.get(self.timefield))
        if duration:
            append = " -a %S.%d.%q -l "+str(duration*60)   # make streamripper record a whole broadcast
        else:
            append = ""

        # start recording
        action.record(
            url = row["url"],
            audioformat = row.get("format","audio/mp3"), 
            listformat = row.get("listformat","url/direct"),
            append = append,
        )
    
    def test(self, row, *args, **kwargs):
        print("TEST KRONOS", row)


