require 'geocoder'
require 'geocoder/railtie'
require 'geocoder/calculations'

Geocoder::Railtie.insert

class City < ActiveRecord::Base
  geocoded_by :address
  translates :city

  reverse_geocoded_by :latitude, :longitude, :address => :full_address
  after_validation :geocode, if: ->(obj){ obj.country_changed? or obj.territory_changed? or obj.city_changed? or obj.latitude.blank? or obj.longitude.blank?  }

  def address
    ([city!, territory, country] - [nil, '']).join(', ')
  end

  def get_translation(locale)
    location = Geocoder.search(address, language: locale.to_s).first

    # if the service lets us down, return nil
    return nil unless location.present?

    searched_component = false
    location.data['address_components'].each do | component |
      # city is usually labeled a 'locality' but sometimes this is missing and only 'colloquial_area' is present
      if component['types'].first == 'locality'
        return component['short_name']
      end

      if component['types'] == location.data['types']
        searched_component = component['short_name']
      end
    end

    # return the type we searched for but it's still possible that it will be false
    searched_component
  end

  # this method will get called automatically if a translation is asked for but not found
  def translate_city(locale)
    translation = get_translation(locale)
    
    # if we found it, set it
    if translation.present?
      set_column_for_locale(:city, locale, translation)
      save!
    end
    
    return translation
  end

  def to_s
    ([
      city,
      territory.present? && country.present? ? I18n.t("geography.subregions.#{country}.#{territory}") : '',
      country.present? ? I18n.t("geography.countries.#{country}") : ''
      ] - ['', nil]).join(', ')
  end

  def self.search(str)
    cache = CityCache.search(str)

    # return the city if this search is in our cache
    return cache.city if cache.present?

    # look up the city in the geocoder
    location = Geocoder.search(str, language: 'en').first

    # return nil to indicate that the service is down
    return nil unless location.present?
    # see if the city is already present in our database
    city = City.find_by_place_id(location.data['place_id'])

    # if we didn't find a match by place id, collect the city, territory, and country from the result
    unless city.present?
      # google names things differently than we do, we'll look for these items
      component_alises = {
        'locality' => :city,
        'administrative_area_level_1' => :territory,
        'country' => :country
      }
      
      # and populate this map to eventually create the city if we need to
      city_data = {
          locale: :en,
          latitude: location.data['geometry']['location']['lat'],
          longitude: location.data['geometry']['location']['lng'],
          place_id: location.data['place_id']
        }

      # these things are definitely not cities, make sure we don't think they're one
      not_a_city = [
          'administrative_area_level_1',
          'country',
          'street_address',
          'street_number',
          'postal_code',
          'postal_code_prefix',
          'route',
          'intersection',
          'premise',
          'subpremise',
          'natural_feature',
          'airport',
          'park',
          'point_of_interest',
          'bus_station',
          'train_station',
          'transit_station',
          'room',
          'post_box',
          'parking',
          'establishment',
          'floor'
        ]

      searched_component = nil
      location.data['address_components'].each do | component |
        property = component_alises[component['types'].first]
        city_data[property] = component['short_name'] if property.present?

        # ideally we will find the component that is labeled a locality but
        # if that fails we will select what was searched for, hopefully they searched for a city
        # and not an address or country
        # some places are not labeled 'locality', search for 'Halifax NS' for example and you will
        # get 'administrative_area_level_2' since Halifax is a municipality
        if component['types'] == location.data['types'] && !not_a_city.include?(component['types'].first)
          searched_component = component['short_name']
        end
      end

      # fall back to the searched component 
      city_data[:city] ||= searched_component

      # we need to have the city and country at least
      return false unless city_data[:city].present? && city_data[:country].present?

      # one last attempt to make sure we don't already have a record of this city
      city = City.where(city: city_data[:city], territory: city_data[:territory], country: city_data[:country]).first

      # only if we still can't find the city, then save it as a new one
      unless city.present?
        city = City.new(city_data)
        # if we found exactly what we were looking for, keep these location details
        # otherwise we may have searched for 'The Bronx' and set the sity the 'New York' but these details will be about The Bronx
        # so if we try to show New York on a map it will always point to The Bronx, not very fair to those from Staten Island
        unless city_data[:city] == searched_component
          new_location = Geocoder.search(str, language: 'en').first
          city.latitude = new_location.data['geometry']['location']['lat']
          city.longitude = new_location.data['geometry']['location']['lng']
          city.place_id = new_location.data['place_id']
        end
        
        # and create the new city
        city.save!
      end
    end

    # save this to our cache
    CityCache.cache(str, city.id)

    # and return it
    return city
  end
end