#pragma once

#include <functional>

#include "envoy/event/dispatcher.h"

#include "envoy/event/schedulable_cb.h"

#include "envoy/event/timer.h"

#include "source/common/event/libevent.h"

#include "event2/event.h"

#include "event2/watch.h"

namespace Envoy {

namespace Event {

// Implements Scheduler based on libevent.

//

// Here is a rough summary of operations that libevent performs in each event loop iteration, in

// order. Note that the invocation order for "same-iteration" operations that execute as a group

// can be surprising and invocation order of expired timers is non-deterministic.

// Whenever possible, it is preferable to avoid making event invocation ordering assumptions.

//

// 1. Calculate the poll timeout by comparing the current time to the deadline of the closest

// timer (the one at head of the priority queue).

// 2. Run registered "prepare" callbacks.

// 3. Poll for fd events using the closest timer as timeout, add active fds to the work list.

// 4. Run registered "check" callbacks.

// 5. Check timer deadlines against current time and move expired timers from the timer priority

// queue to the work list. Expired timers are moved to the work list is a non-deterministic order.

// 6. Execute items in the work list until the list is empty. Note that additional work

// items could be added to the work list during execution of this step, more details below.

// 7. Goto 1 if the loop termination condition has not been reached

//

// The following "same-iteration" work items are added directly to the work list when they are

// scheduled so they execute in the current iteration of the event loop. Note that there are no

// ordering guarantees when mixing the mechanisms below. Specifically, it is unsafe to assume that

// calling post followed by deferredDelete will result in the post callback being invoked before the

// deferredDelete; deferredDelete will run first if there is a pending deferredDeletion at the time

// the post callback is scheduled because deferredDelete invocation is grouped.

// - Event::Dispatcher::post(cb). Post callbacks are invoked as a group.

// - Event::Dispatcher::deferredDelete(object) and Event::DeferredTaskUtil::deferredRun(...).

// The same mechanism implements both of these operations, so they are invoked as a group.

// - Event::SchedulableCallback::scheduleCallbackCurrentIteration(). Each of these callbacks is

// scheduled and invoked independently.

//

// Event::FileEvent::activate and Event::SchedulableCallback::scheduleCallbackNextIteration are

// implemented as libevent timers with a deadline of 0. Both of these actions are moved to the work

// list while checking for expired timers during step 5.

//

// Events execute in the following order, derived from the order in which items were added to the

// work list:

// 0. Events added via event_active prior to the start of the event loop (in tests)

// 1. Fd events

// 2. Timers, FileEvent::activate and SchedulableCallback::scheduleCallbackNextIteration

// 3. "Same-iteration" work items described above, including Event::Dispatcher::post callbacks

class LibeventScheduler : public Scheduler, public CallbackScheduler {

public:

  using OnPrepareCallback = std::function<void()>;

  LibeventScheduler();

  // Scheduler

  TimerPtr createTimer(const TimerCb& cb, Dispatcher& dispatcher) override;

  SchedulableCallbackPtr createSchedulableCallback(const std::function<void()>& cb) override;

  /**

   * Runs the event loop.

   *

   * @param mode The mode in which to run the event loop.

   */

  void run(Dispatcher::RunType mode);

  /**

   * Exits the libevent loop.

   */

  void loopExit();

  /**

   * TODO(jmarantz): consider strengthening this abstraction and instead of

   * exposing the libevent base pointer, provide API abstractions for the calls

   * into it. Among other benefits this might make it more tractable to someday

   * consider an alternative to libevent if the need arises.

   *

   * @return the underlying libevent structure.

   */

  event_base& base() { return *libevent_; }

  /**

   * Register callback to be called in the event loop prior to polling for

   * events. Must not be called more than once. |callback| must not be null.

   * |callback| cannot be unregistered, therefore it has to be valid throughout

   * the lifetime of |this|.

   */

  void registerOnPrepareCallback(OnPrepareCallback&& callback);

  /**

   * Start writing stats once thread-local storage is ready to receive them (see

   * ThreadLocalStoreImpl::initializeThreading).

   */

  void initializeStats(DispatcherStats* stats);

private:

  static void onPrepareForCallback(evwatch*, const evwatch_prepare_cb_info* info, void* arg);

  static void onPrepareForStats(evwatch*, const evwatch_prepare_cb_info* info, void* arg);

  static void onCheckForStats(evwatch*, const evwatch_check_cb_info*, void* arg);

  static constexpr int flagsBasedOnEventType() {

    if constexpr (Event::PlatformDefaultTriggerType == FileTriggerType::Level) {

      // With level events, EVLOOP_NONBLOCK will cause the libevent event_base_loop to run

      // forever. This is because the write event callbacks will trigger every time through the

      // loop. Adding EVLOOP_ONCE ensures the loop will run at most once

      return EVLOOP_NONBLOCK | EVLOOP_ONCE;

    }

    return EVLOOP_NONBLOCK;

  }

  Libevent::BasePtr libevent_;

  DispatcherStats* stats_{}; // stats owned by the containing DispatcherImpl

  bool timeout_set_{};       // whether there is a poll timeout in the current event loop iteration

  timeval timeout_{};        // the poll timeout for the current event loop iteration, if available

  timeval prepare_time_{};   // timestamp immediately before polling

  timeval check_time_{};     // timestamp immediately after polling

  OnPrepareCallback callback_; // callback to be called from onPrepareForCallback()

};

} // namespace Event

} // namespace Envoy