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/**
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 * Copyright (c) 2010 Qcadoo Limited
 * Project: Qcadoo MES
 * Version: 1.3
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 * This file is part of Qcadoo.
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package com.qcadoo.mes.productionPerShift.dates;

import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

import org.joda.time.DateTime;
import org.joda.time.LocalDate;
import org.joda.time.LocalTime;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Service;

import com.google.common.base.Function;
import com.google.common.base.Optional;
import com.google.common.collect.FluentIterable;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import com.qcadoo.commons.dateTime.TimeRange;
import com.qcadoo.commons.functional.FluentOptional;
import com.qcadoo.commons.functional.LazyStream;
import com.qcadoo.mes.basic.shift.Shift;

@Service
public class OrderRealizationDaysResolver {

    public LazyStream<OrderRealizationDay> asStreamFrom(final DateTime orderStartDateTime,
            final List<Shift> shifts) {
        OrderRealizationDay firstDay = find(orderStartDateTime, 1, true, shifts);
        return LazyStream.create(firstDay,
                prevElement -> find(orderStartDateTime, prevElement.getRealizationDayNumber() + 1, false, shifts));
    }

    public OrderRealizationDay find(final DateTime orderStartDateTime, final int startingFrom,
            final boolean isFirstDay, final List<Shift> shifts) {
        OrderRealizationDay firstWorkingDay = findFirstWorkingDayFrom(orderStartDateTime.toLocalDate(),
                startingFrom, shifts);
        if (isFirstDay) {
            return tryResolveFirstDay(firstWorkingDay, orderStartDateTime).or(firstWorkingDay);
        }
        return firstWorkingDay;
    }

    private Optional<OrderRealizationDay> tryResolveFirstDay(final OrderRealizationDay firstWorkingDay,
            final DateTime orderStartDateTime) {
        LocalDate orderStartDate = orderStartDateTime.toLocalDate();
        LocalTime orderStartTime = orderStartDateTime.toLocalTime();

        Optional<Shift> shiftStartingOrder = firstWorkingDay.findShiftWorkingAt(orderStartTime);
        Optional<TimeRange> workTimeRange = FluentOptional.wrap(shiftStartingOrder).flatMap(shift -> {
            int prevDayOfWeek = firstWorkingDay.getDate().minusDays(1).getDayOfWeek();
            return shift.findWorkTimeAt(prevDayOfWeek, orderStartTime);
        }).toOpt();

        if (shiftWorkTimeMatchPredicate(shiftStartingOrder, workTimeRange, startsDayBefore(orderStartTime))) {
            return Optional.of(new OrderRealizationDay(orderStartDate,
                    firstWorkingDay.getRealizationDayNumber() - 1, Lists.newArrayList(shiftStartingOrder.asSet())));
        }
        if (shiftWorkTimeMatchPredicate(shiftStartingOrder, workTimeRange, endsNextDay(orderStartTime))) {
            return Optional.of(new OrderRealizationDay(firstWorkingDay.getDate(),
                    firstWorkingDay.getRealizationDayNumber(), Lists.newArrayList(shiftStartingOrder.asSet())));
        }
        return Optional.absent();
    }

    private boolean shiftWorkTimeMatchPredicate(final Optional<Shift> maybeShift,
            final Optional<TimeRange> workTime, final Function<TimeRange, Boolean> workTimePredicate) {
        return maybeShift.transform(shift -> workTime.transform(workTimePredicate).or(false)).or(false);
    }

    private Function<TimeRange, Boolean> endsNextDay(final LocalTime orderStartTime) {
        return timeRange -> timeRange.startsDayBefore() && !orderStartTime.isBefore(timeRange.getFrom());
    }

    private Function<TimeRange, Boolean> startsDayBefore(final LocalTime orderStartTime) {
        return timeRange -> timeRange.startsDayBefore() && !orderStartTime.isAfter(timeRange.getTo());
    }

    private static final int DAYS_IN_YEAR = 365;

    private OrderRealizationDay findFirstWorkingDayFrom(final LocalDate orderStartDate, final int startFrom,
            final List<Shift> shifts) {
        for (int offset = startFrom; offset < startFrom + DAYS_IN_YEAR; offset++) {
            List<Shift> workingShifts = getShiftsWorkingAt(orderStartDate.plusDays(offset - 1).getDayOfWeek(),
                    shifts);
            if (!workingShifts.isEmpty()) {
                return new OrderRealizationDay(orderStartDate, offset, workingShifts);
            }
        }
        // assuming that no working shifts in period of year length means that client does not use shifts calendar and there won't
        // be any offsets caused by work free time boundaries.
        return new OrderRealizationDay(orderStartDate, startFrom, Collections.<Shift>emptyList());
    }

    private List<Shift> getShiftsWorkingAt(final int dayOfWeek, final List<Shift> shifts) {
        return FluentIterable.from(shifts).filter(shift -> shift.worksAt(dayOfWeek)).toList();
    }

}