hyprlang/include/hyprlang.hpp

#pragma once

#ifndef HYPRLANG_HPP
#define HYPRLANG_HPP

#include <any>
#include <memory>
#include <string>
#include <fstream>

class CConfigImpl;
struct SConfigDefaultValue;
struct SSpecialCategory;

namespace Hyprlang {

    /*!
        A very simple vector type 
    */
    struct SVector2D {
        float x = 0, y = 0;

        //
        bool operator==(const SVector2D& rhs) const {
            return x == rhs.x && y == rhs.y;
        }

        friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const SVector2D& rhs) {
            return os << "[" << rhs.x << ", " << rhs.y << "]";
        }
    };

    class CParseResult {
      public:
        bool error = false;
        /*!
            Get this ParseResult's error string.
            Pointer valid until the error string is changed or this
            object gets destroyed.
        */
        const char* getError() const {
            return errorString;
        }
        /*!
            Set an error contained by this ParseResult.
            Creates a copy of the string, does not take ownership.
        */
        void setError(const char* err);

      private:
        void        setError(const std::string& err);

        std::string errorStdString = "";
        const char* errorString    = nullptr;

        friend class CConfig;
    };

    /*!
        Generic struct for options for the config parser
    */
    struct SConfigOptions {
        /*! 
            Don't throw errors on missing values.
        */
        bool verifyOnly = false;

        /*! 
            Return all errors instead of just the first
        */
        bool throwAllErrors = false;

        /*!
            \since 0.2.0
            Don't throw on a missing config file. Carry on as if nothing happened.
        */
        bool allowMissingConfig = false;
    };

    /*!
        Generic struct for options for handlers
    */
    struct SHandlerOptions {
        bool allowFlags = false;
    };

    /*!
        Generic struct for options for special categories
    */
    struct SSpecialCategoryOptions {
        /*!
            a key is the name of a value that will be the identifier of a special category
            can be left null for no key, aka a generic one
            keys are always strings. Default key value is "0"
        */
        const char* key = nullptr;

        /*!
            don't pop up an error if the config value is missing
        */
        bool ignoreMissing = false;
    };

    /*!
        typedefs
    */
    typedef CParseResult (*PCONFIGHANDLERFUNC)(const char* COMMAND, const char* VALUE);
    typedef CParseResult (*PCONFIGCUSTOMVALUEHANDLERFUNC)(const char* VALUE, void** data);
    typedef void (*PCONFIGCUSTOMVALUEDESTRUCTOR)(void** data);

    /*!
        Container for a custom config value type 
        When creating, pass your handler.
        Handler will receive a void** that points to a void* that you can set to your own
        thing. Pass a dtor to free whatever you allocated when the custom value type is being released.
        data may always be pointing to a nullptr. 
    */
    class CConfigCustomValueType {
      public:
        CConfigCustomValueType(PCONFIGCUSTOMVALUEHANDLERFUNC handler_, PCONFIGCUSTOMVALUEDESTRUCTOR dtor_, const char* defaultValue);
        ~CConfigCustomValueType();

      private:
        PCONFIGCUSTOMVALUEHANDLERFUNC handler    = nullptr;
        PCONFIGCUSTOMVALUEDESTRUCTOR  dtor       = nullptr;
        void*                         data       = nullptr;
        std::string                   defaultVal = "";

        friend class CConfigValue;
        friend class CConfig;
    };

    /*!
        Container for a config value
    */
    class CConfigValue {
      public:
        CConfigValue();
        CConfigValue(const int64_t value);
        CConfigValue(const float value);
        CConfigValue(const char* value);
        CConfigValue(const SVector2D value);
        CConfigValue(CConfigCustomValueType&& value);
        CConfigValue(const CConfigValue&)  = delete;
        CConfigValue(CConfigValue&&)       = delete;
        CConfigValue(const CConfigValue&&) = delete;
        CConfigValue(CConfigValue&)        = delete;
        ~CConfigValue();

        /*!
            Return a pointer to the data. Prefer getDataStaticPtr()
        */
        void* dataPtr() const;

        /*!
            \since 0.2.0
            Return a static pointer to the m_pData.
            As long as this configValue is alive, this pointer is valid.
            CConfigValues are alive as long as the owning CConfig is alive.
        */
        void* const* getDataStaticPtr() const;

        /*!
            Get the contained value as an std::any.
            For strings, this is a const char*.
            For custom data types, this is a CConfigCustomValueType*.
        */
        std::any getValue() const {
            switch (m_eType) {
                case CONFIGDATATYPE_EMPTY: throw;
                case CONFIGDATATYPE_INT: return std::any(*reinterpret_cast<int64_t*>(m_pData));
                case CONFIGDATATYPE_FLOAT: return std::any(*reinterpret_cast<float*>(m_pData));
                case CONFIGDATATYPE_STR: return std::any(reinterpret_cast<const char*>(m_pData));
                case CONFIGDATATYPE_VEC2: return std::any(*reinterpret_cast<SVector2D*>(m_pData));
                case CONFIGDATATYPE_CUSTOM: return std::any(reinterpret_cast<CConfigCustomValueType*>(m_pData)->data);
                default: throw;
            }
            return {}; // unreachable
        }

      private:
        // remember to also edit config.hpp if editing
        enum eDataType {
            CONFIGDATATYPE_EMPTY,
            CONFIGDATATYPE_INT,
            CONFIGDATATYPE_FLOAT,
            CONFIGDATATYPE_STR,
            CONFIGDATATYPE_VEC2,
            CONFIGDATATYPE_CUSTOM,
        };
        eDataType m_eType = eDataType::CONFIGDATATYPE_EMPTY;
        void*     m_pData = nullptr;
        void      defaultFrom(SConfigDefaultValue& ref);
        void      setFrom(std::any value);

        friend class CConfig;
    };

    /*!
        Base class for a config file
    */
    class CConfig {
      public:
        CConfig(const char* configPath, const SConfigOptions& options);
        ~CConfig();

        /*!
            Add a config value, for example myCategory:myValue. 
            This has to be done before commence()
            Value provided becomes default.
        */
        void addConfigValue(const char* name, const CConfigValue& value);

        /*!
            Register a handler. Can be called anytime, though not recommended
            to do this dynamically .
        */
        void registerHandler(PCONFIGHANDLERFUNC func, const char* name, SHandlerOptions options);

        /*!
            Commence the config state. Config becomes immutable, as in
            no new values may be added or removed. Required for parsing.
        */
        void commence();

        /*!
            Add a special category. Can be done dynamically.
        */
        void addSpecialCategory(const char* name, SSpecialCategoryOptions options);

        /*!
            Add a config value to a special category.
        */
        void addSpecialConfigValue(const char* cat, const char* name, const CConfigValue value);

        /*!
            Parse the config. Refresh the values.
        */
        CParseResult parse();

        /*!
            Same as parse(), but parse a specific file, without any refreshing. 
            recommended to use for stuff like source = path.conf
        */
        CParseResult parseFile(std::string file);

        /*!
            Parse a single "line", dynamically. 
            Values set by this are temporary and will be overwritten 
            by default / config on the next parse()
        */
        CParseResult parseDynamic(const char* line);
        CParseResult parseDynamic(const char* command, const char* value);

        /*!
            Get a config's value ptr. These are static.
            nullptr on fail 
        */
        CConfigValue* getConfigValuePtr(const char* name);

        /*!
           Get a special category's config value ptr. These are only static for static (key-less)
           categories, unless a new variable is added via addSpecialConfigValue.
           key can be nullptr for static categories. Cannot be nullptr for id-based categories. 
           nullptr on fail.
        */
        CConfigValue* getSpecialConfigValuePtr(const char* category, const char* name, const char* key = nullptr);

        /*!
            Get a config value's stored value. Empty on fail
        */
        std::any getConfigValue(const char* name) {
            CConfigValue* val = getConfigValuePtr(name);
            if (!val)
                return {};
            return val->getValue();
        }

        /*!
            Get a special config value's stored value. Empty on fail.
        */
        std::any getSpecialConfigValue(const char* category, const char* name, const char* key = nullptr) {
            CConfigValue* val = getSpecialConfigValuePtr(category, name, key);
            if (!val)
                return {};
            return val->getValue();
        }

      private:
        bool         m_bCommenced = false;

        CConfigImpl* impl;

        CParseResult parseLine(std::string line, bool dynamic = false);
        CParseResult configSetValueSafe(const std::string& command, const std::string& value);
        CParseResult parseVariable(const std::string& lhs, const std::string& rhs, bool dynamic = false);
        void         clearState();
        void         applyDefaultsToCat(SSpecialCategory& cat);
    };
};
#endif