/*!
 * ui-grid - v4.6.4 - 2018-10-30
 * Copyright (c) 2018 ; License: MIT 
 */

(function () {
  'use strict';

  /**
   * @ngdoc overview
   * @name ui.grid.importer
   * @description
   *
   * # ui.grid.importer
   *
   * <div class="alert alert-success" role="alert"><strong>Stable</strong> This feature is stable. There should no longer be breaking api changes without a deprecation warning.</div>
   *
   * This module provides the ability to import data into the grid. It
   * uses the column defs to work out which data belongs in which column,
   * and creates entities from a configured class (typically a $resource).
   *
   * If the rowEdit feature is enabled, it also calls save on those newly
   * created objects, and then displays any errors in the imported data.
   *
   * Currently the importer imports only CSV and json files, although provision has been
   * made to process other file formats, and these can be added over time.
   *
   * For json files, the properties within each object in the json must match the column names
   * (to put it another way, the importer doesn't process the json, it just copies the objects
   * within the json into a new instance of the specified object type)
   *
   * For CSV import, the default column identification relies on each column in the
   * header row matching a column.name or column.displayName. Optionally, a column identification
   * callback can be used.  This allows matching using other attributes, which is particularly
   * useful if your application has internationalised column headings (i.e. the headings that
   * the user sees don't match the column names).
   *
   * The importer makes use of the grid menu as the UI for requesting an
   * import.
   *
   * <div ui-grid-importer></div>
   */

  var module = angular.module('ui.grid.importer', ['ui.grid']);

  /**
   *  @ngdoc object
   *  @name ui.grid.importer.constant:uiGridImporterConstants
   *
   *  @description constants available in importer module
   */

  module.constant('uiGridImporterConstants', {
    featureName: 'importer'
  });

  /**
   *  @ngdoc service
   *  @name ui.grid.importer.service:uiGridImporterService
   *
   *  @description Services for importer feature
   */
  module.service('uiGridImporterService', ['$q', 'uiGridConstants', 'uiGridImporterConstants', 'gridUtil', '$compile', '$interval', 'i18nService', '$window',
    function ($q, uiGridConstants, uiGridImporterConstants, gridUtil, $compile, $interval, i18nService, $window) {

      var service = {

        initializeGrid: function ($scope, grid) {

          // add feature namespace and any properties to grid for needed state
          grid.importer = {
            $scope: $scope
          };

          this.defaultGridOptions(grid.options);

          /**
           *  @ngdoc object
           *  @name ui.grid.importer.api:PublicApi
           *
           *  @description Public Api for importer feature
           */
          var publicApi = {
            events: {
              importer: {
              }
            },
            methods: {
              importer: {
                /**
                 * @ngdoc function
                 * @name importFile
                 * @methodOf  ui.grid.importer.api:PublicApi
                 * @description Imports a file into the grid using the file object
                 * provided.  Bypasses the grid menu
                 * @param {File} fileObject the file we want to import, as a javascript
                 * File object
                 */
                importFile: function ( fileObject ) {
                  service.importThisFile( grid, fileObject );
                }
              }
            }
          };

          grid.api.registerEventsFromObject(publicApi.events);

          grid.api.registerMethodsFromObject(publicApi.methods);

          if ( grid.options.enableImporter && grid.options.importerShowMenu ) {
            if ( grid.api.core.addToGridMenu ) {
              service.addToMenu( grid );
            } else {
              // order of registration is not guaranteed, register in a little while
              $interval( function() {
                if (grid.api.core.addToGridMenu) {
                  service.addToMenu( grid );
                }
              }, 100, 1);
            }
          }
        },


        defaultGridOptions: function (gridOptions) {
          // default option to true unless it was explicitly set to false
          /**
           * @ngdoc object
           * @name ui.grid.importer.api:GridOptions
           *
           * @description GridOptions for importer feature, these are available to be
           * set using the ui-grid {@link ui.grid.class:GridOptions gridOptions}
           */

          /**
           * @ngdoc property
           * @propertyOf ui.grid.importer.api:GridOptions
           * @name enableImporter
           * @description Whether or not importer is enabled.  Automatically set
           * to false if the user's browser does not support the required fileApi.
           * Otherwise defaults to true.
           *
           */
          if (gridOptions.enableImporter  || gridOptions.enableImporter === undefined) {
            if ( !($window.hasOwnProperty('File') && $window.hasOwnProperty('FileReader') && $window.hasOwnProperty('FileList') && $window.hasOwnProperty('Blob')) ) {
              gridUtil.logError('The File APIs are not fully supported in this browser, grid importer cannot be used.');
              gridOptions.enableImporter = false;
            } else {
              gridOptions.enableImporter = true;
            }
          } else {
            gridOptions.enableImporter = false;
          }

          /**
           * @ngdoc method
           * @name importerProcessHeaders
           * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.api:GridOptions
           * @description A callback function that will process headers using custom
           * logic.  Set this callback function if the headers that your user will provide in their
           * import file don't necessarily match the grid header or field names.  This might commonly
           * occur where your application is internationalised, and therefore the field names
           * that the user recognises are in a different language than the field names that
           * ui-grid knows about.
           *
           * Defaults to the internal `processHeaders` method, which seeks to match using both
           * displayName and column.name.  Any non-matching columns are discarded.
           *
           * Your callback routine should respond by processing the header array, and returning an array
           * of matching column names.  A null value in any given position means "don't import this column"
           *
           * <pre>
           *      gridOptions.importerProcessHeaders: function( grid, headerArray ) {
           *        var myHeaderColumns = [];
           *        var thisCol;
           *        headerArray.forEach( function( value, index ) {
           *          thisCol = mySpecialLookupFunction( value );
           *          myHeaderColumns.push( thisCol.name );
           *        });
           *
           *        return myHeaderCols;
           *      })
           * </pre>
           * @param {Grid} grid the grid we're importing into
           * @param {array} headerArray an array of the text from the first row of the csv file,
           * which you need to match to column.names
           * @returns {array} array of matching column names, in the same order as the headerArray
           *
           */
          gridOptions.importerProcessHeaders = gridOptions.importerProcessHeaders || service.processHeaders;

          /**
           * @ngdoc method
           * @name importerHeaderFilter
           * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.api:GridOptions
           * @description A callback function that will filter (usually translate) a single
           * header.  Used when you want to match the passed in column names to the column
           * displayName after the header filter.
           *
           * Your callback routine needs to return the filtered header value.
           * <pre>
           *      gridOptions.importerHeaderFilter: function( displayName ) {
           *        return $translate.instant( displayName );
           *      })
           * </pre>
           *
           * or:
           * <pre>
           *      gridOptions.importerHeaderFilter: $translate.instant
           * </pre>
           * @param {string} displayName the displayName that we'd like to translate
           * @returns {string} the translated name
           *
           */
          gridOptions.importerHeaderFilter = gridOptions.importerHeaderFilter || function( displayName ) { return displayName; };

          /**
           * @ngdoc method
           * @name importerErrorCallback
           * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.api:GridOptions
           * @description A callback function that provides custom error handling, rather
           * than the standard grid behaviour of an alert box and a console message.  You
           * might use this to internationalise the console log messages, or to write to a
           * custom logging routine that returned errors to the server.
           *
           * <pre>
           *      gridOptions.importerErrorCallback: function( grid, errorKey, consoleMessage, context ) {
           *        myUserDisplayRoutine( errorKey );
           *        myLoggingRoutine( consoleMessage, context );
           *      })
           * </pre>
           * @param {Grid} grid the grid we're importing into, may be useful if you're positioning messages
           * in some way
           * @param {string} errorKey one of the i18n keys the importer can return - importer.noHeaders,
           * importer.noObjects, importer.invalidCsv, importer.invalidJson, importer.jsonNotArray
           * @param {string} consoleMessage the English console message that importer would have written
           * @param {object} context the context data that importer would have appended to that console message,
           * often the file content itself or the element that is in error
           *
           */
          if ( !gridOptions.importerErrorCallback ||  typeof(gridOptions.importerErrorCallback) !== 'function' ) {
            delete gridOptions.importerErrorCallback;
          }

          /**
           * @ngdoc method
           * @name importerDataAddCallback
           * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.api:GridOptions
           * @description A mandatory callback function that adds data to the source data array.  The grid
           * generally doesn't add rows to the source data array, it is tidier to handle this through a user
           * callback.
           *
           * <pre>
           *      gridOptions.importerDataAddCallback: function( grid, newObjects ) {
           *        $scope.myData = $scope.myData.concat( newObjects );
           *      })
           * </pre>
           * @param {Grid} grid the grid we're importing into, may be useful in some way
           * @param {array} newObjects an array of new objects that you should add to your data
           *
           */
          if ( gridOptions.enableImporter === true && !gridOptions.importerDataAddCallback ) {
            gridUtil.logError("You have not set an importerDataAddCallback, importer is disabled");
            gridOptions.enableImporter = false;
          }

          /**
           * @ngdoc object
           * @name importerNewObject
           * @propertyOf  ui.grid.importer.api:GridOptions
           * @description An object on which we call `new` to create each new row before inserting it into
           * the data array.  Typically this would be a $resource entity, which means that if you're using
           * the rowEdit feature, you can directly call save on this entity when the save event is triggered.
           *
           * Defaults to a vanilla javascript object
           *
           * @example
           * <pre>
           *   gridOptions.importerNewObject = MyRes;
           * </pre>
           *
           */

          /**
           * @ngdoc property
           * @propertyOf ui.grid.importer.api:GridOptions
           * @name importerShowMenu
           * @description Whether or not to show an item in the grid menu.  Defaults to true.
           *
           */
          gridOptions.importerShowMenu = gridOptions.importerShowMenu !== false;

          /**
           * @ngdoc method
           * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.api:GridOptions
           * @name importerObjectCallback
           * @description A callback that massages the data for each object.  For example,
           * you might have data stored as a code value, but display the decode.  This callback
           * can be used to change the decoded value back into a code.  Defaults to doing nothing.
           * @param {Grid} grid in case you need it
           * @param {object} newObject the new object as importer has created it, modify it
           * then return the modified version
           * @returns {object} the modified object
           * @example
           * <pre>
           *   gridOptions.importerObjectCallback = function ( grid, newObject ) {
           *     switch newObject.status {
           *       case 'Active':
           *         newObject.status = 1;
           *         break;
           *       case 'Inactive':
           *         newObject.status = 2;
           *         break;
           *     }
           *     return newObject;
           *   };
           * </pre>
           */
          gridOptions.importerObjectCallback = gridOptions.importerObjectCallback || function( grid, newObject ) { return newObject; };
        },


        /**
         * @ngdoc function
         * @name addToMenu
         * @methodOf  ui.grid.importer.service:uiGridImporterService
         * @description Adds import menu item to the grid menu,
         * allowing the user to request import of a file
         * @param {Grid} grid the grid into which data should be imported
         */
        addToMenu: function ( grid ) {
          grid.api.core.addToGridMenu( grid, [
            {
              title: i18nService.getSafeText('gridMenu.importerTitle'),
              order: 150
            },
            {
              templateUrl: 'ui-grid/importerMenuItemContainer',
              action: function () {
                this.grid.api.importer.importAFile( grid );
              },
              order: 151
            }
          ]);
        },


        /**
         * @ngdoc function
         * @name importThisFile
         * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.service:uiGridImporterService
         * @description Imports the provided file into the grid using the file object
         * provided.  Bypasses the grid menu
         * @param {Grid} grid the grid we're importing into
         * @param {File} fileObject the file we want to import, as returned from the File
         * javascript object
         */
        importThisFile: function ( grid, fileObject ) {
          if (!fileObject) {
            gridUtil.logError( 'No file object provided to importThisFile, should be impossible, aborting');
            return;
          }

          var reader = new FileReader();

          switch ( fileObject.type ) {
            case 'application/json':
              reader.onload = service.importJsonClosure( grid );
              break;
            default:
              reader.onload = service.importCsvClosure( grid );
              break;
          }

          reader.readAsText( fileObject );
        },


        /**
         * @ngdoc function
         * @name importJson
         * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.service:uiGridImporterService
         * @description Creates a function that imports a json file into the grid.
         * The json data is imported into new objects of type `gridOptions.importerNewObject`,
         * and if the rowEdit feature is enabled the rows are marked as dirty
         * @param {Grid} grid the grid we want to import into
         * @return {function} Function that receives the file that we want to import, as
         * a FileObject as an argument
         */
        importJsonClosure: function( grid ) {
          return function( importFile ) {
            var newObjects = [],
              newObject,
              importArray = service.parseJson( grid, importFile );

            if (importArray === null) {
              return;
            }
            importArray.forEach(  function( value ) {
              newObject = service.newObject( grid );
              angular.extend( newObject, value );
              newObject = grid.options.importerObjectCallback( grid, newObject );
              newObjects.push( newObject );
            });

            service.addObjects( grid, newObjects );
          };
        },


        /**
         * @ngdoc function
         * @name parseJson
         * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.service:uiGridImporterService
         * @description Parses a json file, returns the parsed data.
         * Displays an error if file doesn't parse
         * @param {Grid} grid the grid that we want to import into
         * @param {FileObject} importFile the file that we want to import, as
         * a FileObject
         * @returns {array} array of objects from the imported json
         */
        parseJson: function( grid, importFile ) {
          var loadedObjects;

          try {
            loadedObjects = JSON.parse( importFile.target.result );
          } catch (e) {
            service.alertError( grid, 'importer.invalidJson', 'File could not be processed, is it valid json? Content was: ', importFile.target.result );
            return;
          }

          if ( !Array.isArray( loadedObjects ) ) {
            service.alertError( grid, 'importer.jsonNotarray', 'Import failed, file is not an array, file was: ', importFile.target.result );
            return [];
          } else {
            return loadedObjects;
          }
        },



        /**
         * @ngdoc function
         * @name importCsvClosure
         * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.service:uiGridImporterService
         * @description Creates a function that imports a csv file into the grid
         * (allowing it to be used in the reader.onload event)
         * @param {Grid} grid the grid that we want to import into
         * @return {function} Function that receives the file that we want to import, as
         * a file object
         */
        importCsvClosure: function( grid ) {
          return function( importFile ) {
            var importArray = service.parseCsv( importFile );

            if ( !importArray || importArray.length < 1 ) {
              service.alertError( grid, 'importer.invalidCsv', 'File could not be processed, is it valid csv? Content was: ', importFile.target.result );
              return;
            }

            var newObjects = service.createCsvObjects( grid, importArray );

            if ( !newObjects || newObjects.length === 0 ) {
              service.alertError( grid, 'importer.noObjects', 'Objects were not able to be derived, content was: ', importFile.target.result );
              return;
            }

            service.addObjects( grid, newObjects );
          };
        },


        /**
         * @ngdoc function
         * @name parseCsv
         * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.service:uiGridImporterService
         * @description Parses a csv file into an array of arrays, with the first
         * array being the headers, and the remaining arrays being the data.
         * The logic for this comes from https://github.com/thetalecrafter/excel.js/blob/master/src/csv.js,
         * which is noted as being under the MIT license.  The code is modified to pass the jscs yoda condition
         * checker
         * @param {FileObject} importFile the file that we want to import, as a
         * file object
         */
        parseCsv: function( importFile ) {
          var csv = importFile.target.result;

          // use the CSV-JS library to parse
          return CSV.parse(csv);
        },


        /**
         * @ngdoc function
         * @name createCsvObjects
         * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.service:uiGridImporterService
         * @description Converts an array of arrays (representing the csv file)
         * into a set of objects.  Uses the provided `gridOptions.importerNewObject`
         * to create the objects, and maps the header row into the individual columns
         * using either `gridOptions.importerProcessHeaders`, or by using a native method
         * of matching to either the displayName, column name or column field of
         * the columns in the column defs.  The resulting objects will have attributes
         * that are named based on the column.field or column.name, in that order.
         * @param {Grid} grid the grid that we want to import into
         * @param {Array} importArray the data that we want to import, as an array
         */
        createCsvObjects: function( grid, importArray ) {
          // pull off header row and turn into headers
          var headerMapping = grid.options.importerProcessHeaders( grid, importArray.shift() );

          if ( !headerMapping || headerMapping.length === 0 ) {
            service.alertError( grid, 'importer.noHeaders', 'Column names could not be derived, content was: ', importArray );
            return [];
          }

          var newObjects = [],
            newObject;

          importArray.forEach( function( row ) {
            newObject = service.newObject( grid );
            if ( row !== null ) {
              row.forEach( function( field, index ) {
                if ( headerMapping[index] !== null ) {
                  newObject[ headerMapping[index] ] = field;
                }
              });
            }
            newObject = grid.options.importerObjectCallback( grid, newObject );
            newObjects.push( newObject );
          });

          return newObjects;
        },


        /**
         * @ngdoc function
         * @name processHeaders
         * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.service:uiGridImporterService
         * @description Determines the columns that the header row from
         * a csv (or other) file represents.
         * @param {Grid} grid the grid we're importing into
         * @param {array} headerRow the header row that we wish to match against
         * the column definitions
         * @returns {array} an array of the attribute names that should be used
         * for that column, based on matching the headers or creating the headers
         *
         */
        processHeaders: function( grid, headerRow ) {
          var headers = [];

          if ( !grid.options.columnDefs || grid.options.columnDefs.length === 0 ) {
            // we are going to create new columnDefs for all these columns, so just remove
            // spaces from the names to create fields
            headerRow.forEach( function( value ) {
              headers.push( value.replace( /[^0-9a-zA-Z\-_]/g, '_' ) );
            });
            return headers;
          }
          else {
            var lookupHash = service.flattenColumnDefs( grid, grid.options.columnDefs );
            headerRow.forEach(  function( value ) {
              if ( lookupHash[value] ) {
                headers.push( lookupHash[value] );
              }
              else if ( lookupHash[ value.toLowerCase() ] ) {
                headers.push( lookupHash[ value.toLowerCase() ] );
              }
              else {
                headers.push( null );
              }
            });
            return headers;
          }
        },


        /**
         * @name flattenColumnDefs
         * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.service:uiGridImporterService
         * @description Runs through the column defs and creates a hash of
         * the displayName, name and field, and of each of those values forced to lower case,
         * with each pointing to the field or name
         * (whichever is present).  Used to lookup column headers and decide what
         * attribute name to give to the resulting field.
         * @param {Grid} grid the grid we're importing into
         * @param {array} columnDefs the columnDefs that we should flatten
         * @returns {hash} the flattened version of the column def information, allowing
         * us to look up a value by `flattenedHash[ headerValue ]`
         */
        flattenColumnDefs: function( grid, columnDefs ) {
          var flattenedHash = {};

          columnDefs.forEach(  function( columnDef) {
            if ( columnDef.name ) {
              flattenedHash[ columnDef.name ] = columnDef.field || columnDef.name;
              flattenedHash[ columnDef.name.toLowerCase() ] = columnDef.field || columnDef.name;
            }

            if ( columnDef.field ) {
              flattenedHash[ columnDef.field ] = columnDef.field || columnDef.name;
              flattenedHash[ columnDef.field.toLowerCase() ] = columnDef.field || columnDef.name;
            }

            if ( columnDef.displayName ) {
              flattenedHash[ columnDef.displayName ] = columnDef.field || columnDef.name;
              flattenedHash[ columnDef.displayName.toLowerCase() ] = columnDef.field || columnDef.name;
            }

            if ( columnDef.displayName && grid.options.importerHeaderFilter ) {
              flattenedHash[ grid.options.importerHeaderFilter(columnDef.displayName) ] = columnDef.field || columnDef.name;
              flattenedHash[ grid.options.importerHeaderFilter(columnDef.displayName).toLowerCase() ] = columnDef.field || columnDef.name;
            }
          });

          return flattenedHash;
        },


        /**
         * @ngdoc function
         * @name addObjects
         * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.service:uiGridImporterService
         * @description Inserts our new objects into the grid data, and
         * sets the rows to dirty if the rowEdit feature is being used
         *
         * Does this by registering a watch on dataChanges, which essentially
         * is waiting on the result of the grid data watch, and downstream processing.
         *
         * When the callback is called, it deregisters itself - we don't want to run
         * again next time data is added.
         *
         * If we never get called, we deregister on destroy.
         *
         * @param {Grid} grid the grid we're importing into
         * @param {array} newObjects the objects we want to insert into the grid data
         * @returns {object} the new object
         */
        addObjects: function( grid, newObjects ) {
          if ( grid.api.rowEdit ) {
            var dataChangeDereg = grid.registerDataChangeCallback( function() {
              grid.api.rowEdit.setRowsDirty( newObjects );
              dataChangeDereg();
            }, [uiGridConstants.dataChange.ROW] );

            grid.importer.$scope.$on( '$destroy', dataChangeDereg );
          }

          grid.importer.$scope.$apply( grid.options.importerDataAddCallback( grid, newObjects ) );

        },


        /**
         * @ngdoc function
         * @name newObject
         * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.service:uiGridImporterService
         * @description Makes a new object based on `gridOptions.importerNewObject`,
         * or based on an empty object if not present
         * @param {Grid} grid the grid we're importing into
         * @returns {object} the new object
         */
        newObject: function( grid ) {
          if ( typeof(grid.options) !== "undefined" && typeof(grid.options.importerNewObject) !== "undefined" ) {
            return new grid.options.importerNewObject();
          }
          else {
            return {};
          }
        },


        /**
         * @ngdoc function
         * @name alertError
         * @methodOf ui.grid.importer.service:uiGridImporterService
         * @description Provides an internationalised user alert for the failure,
         * and logs a console message including diagnostic content.
         * Optionally, if the the `gridOptions.importerErrorCallback` routine
         * is defined, then calls that instead, allowing user specified error routines
         * @param {Grid} grid the grid we're importing into
         * @param {array} headerRow the header row that we wish to match against
         * the column definitions
         */
        alertError: function( grid, alertI18nToken, consoleMessage, context ) {
          if ( grid.options.importerErrorCallback ) {
            grid.options.importerErrorCallback( grid, alertI18nToken, consoleMessage, context );
          }
          else {
            $window.alert(i18nService.getSafeText( alertI18nToken ));
            gridUtil.logError(consoleMessage + context );
          }
        }
      };

      return service;

    }
  ]);

  /**
   *  @ngdoc directive
   *  @name ui.grid.importer.directive:uiGridImporter
   *  @element div
   *  @restrict A
   *
   *  @description Adds importer features to grid
   *
   */
  module.directive('uiGridImporter', ['uiGridImporterConstants', 'uiGridImporterService', 'gridUtil', '$compile',
    function (uiGridImporterConstants, uiGridImporterService, gridUtil, $compile) {
      return {
        replace: true,
        priority: 0,
        require: '^uiGrid',
        scope: false,
        link: function ($scope, $elm, $attrs, uiGridCtrl) {
          uiGridImporterService.initializeGrid($scope, uiGridCtrl.grid);
        }
      };
    }
  ]);

  /**
   *  @ngdoc directive
   *  @name ui.grid.importer.directive:uiGridImporterMenuItem
   *  @element div
   *  @restrict A
   *
   *  @description Handles the processing from the importer menu item - once a file is
   *  selected
   *
   */
  module.directive('uiGridImporterMenuItem', ['uiGridImporterConstants', 'uiGridImporterService', 'gridUtil', '$compile',
    function (uiGridImporterConstants, uiGridImporterService, gridUtil, $compile) {
      return {
        replace: true,
        priority: 0,
        require: '?^uiGrid',
        scope: false,
        templateUrl: 'ui-grid/importerMenuItem',
        link: function ($scope, $elm, $attrs, uiGridCtrl) {
          var grid;

          function handleFileSelect(event) {
            var target = event.srcElement || event.target;

            if (target && target.files && target.files.length === 1) {
              var fileObject = target.files[0];

              // Define grid if the uiGrid controller is present
              if (typeof(uiGridCtrl) !== 'undefined' && uiGridCtrl) {
                grid = uiGridCtrl.grid;

                uiGridImporterService.importThisFile( grid, fileObject );
                target.form.reset();
              }
              else {
                gridUtil.logError('Could not import file because UI Grid was not found.');
              }
            }
          }

          var fileChooser = $elm[0].querySelectorAll('.ui-grid-importer-file-chooser');

          if ( fileChooser.length !== 1 ) {
            gridUtil.logError('Found > 1 or < 1 file choosers within the menu item, error, cannot continue');
          }
          else {
            fileChooser[0].addEventListener('change', handleFileSelect, false);
          }
        }
      };
    }
  ]);
})();
