//
//  HttpReq.h
//
//  HTTP request functions.
//  Used by Scraper, GamesDBJSONScraper, GamesDBJSONScraperResources and
//  ScreenScraper to download game information and media files.
//

#pragma once
#ifndef ES_CORE_HTTP_REQ_H
#define ES_CORE_HTTP_REQ_H

#include <curl/curl.h>
#include <map>
#include <sstream>

// Usage:
// HttpReq myRequest("www.duckduckgo.com", "/index.html");
//
// For blocking behavior:
// while (myRequest.status() == HttpReq::REQ_IN_PROGRESS);
//
// For non-blocking behavior:
// Check 'if (myRequest.status() != HttpReq::REQ_IN_PROGRESS)' in some sort of update method.
//
// Once one of those calls complete, the request is ready.
//
// Do something like this to capture errors:
// if (myRequest.status() != REQ_SUCCESS) {
//    // An error occured.
//    LOG(LogError) << "HTTP request error - " << myRequest.getErrorMessage();
//    return;
// }
//
// This is how to read the returned content:
// std::string content = myRequest.getContent();

class HttpReq
{
public:
    HttpReq(const std::string& url);

    ~HttpReq();

    enum Status {
        REQ_IN_PROGRESS,		// Request is in progress.
        REQ_SUCCESS,			// Request completed successfully, get it with getContent().

        REQ_IO_ERROR,			// Some error happened, get it with getErrorMsg().
        REQ_BAD_STATUS_CODE,	// Some invalid HTTP response status code happened (non-200).
        REQ_INVALID_RESPONSE	// The HTTP response was invalid.
    };

    Status status(); // Process any received data and return the status afterwards.

    std::string getErrorMsg();

    std::string getContent() const; // mStatus must be REQ_SUCCESS.

    static std::string urlEncode(const std::string &s);
    static bool isUrl(const std::string& s);

private:
    static size_t write_content(void* buff, size_t size, size_t nmemb, void* req_ptr);
    //static int update_progress(void* req_ptr, double dlTotal, double dlNow,
    //		double ulTotal, double ulNow);

    // God dammit libcurl why can't you have some way to check the status of an
    // individual handle why do I have to handle ALL messages at once.
    static std::map<CURL*, HttpReq*> s_requests;

    static CURLM* s_multi_handle;

    void onError(const char* msg);

    CURL* mHandle;

    Status mStatus;

    std::stringstream mContent;
    std::string mErrorMsg;
};

#endif // ES_CORE_HTTP_REQ_H