defmodule Money.ExchangeRates do
  @moduledoc """
  Implements a behaviour and functions to retrieve exchange rates
  from an exchange rate service.

  Configuration for the exchange rate service is defined
  in a `Money.ExchangeRates.Config` struct.  A default
  configuration is returned by `Money.ExchangeRates.default_config/0`.

  The default configuration is:

      config :ex_money,
        exchange_rate_service: false,
        exchange_rates_retrieve_every: 300_000,
        api_module: Money.ExchangeRates.OpenExchangeRates,
        callback_module: Money.ExchangeRates.Callback,
        preload_historic_rates: nil
        log_failure: :warn,
        log_info: :info,
        log_success: nil

  These keys are are defined as follows:

  * `:exchange_rate_service` is a boolean that determines whether to
    automatically start the exchange rate retrieval service.
    The default it false.

  * `:exchange_rates_retrieve_every` defines how often the exchange
    rates are retrieved in milliseconds. The default is 5 minutes
    (300,000 milliseconds)

  * `:api_module` identifies the module that does the retrieval of
    exchange rates. This is any module that implements the
    `Money.ExchangeRates` behaviour. The default is
    `Money.ExchangeRates.OpenExchangeRates`

  * `:callback_module` defines a module that follows the
    Money.ExchangeRates.Callback behaviour whereby the function
    `rates_retrieved/2` is invoked after every successful retrieval
    of exchange rates. The default is `Money.ExchangeRates.Callback`.

  * `:preload_historic_rates` defines a date or a date range,
    that will be requested when the exchange rate service starts up.
    The date or date range should be specified as either a `Date.t`
    or a `Date.Range.t` or a tuple of `{Date.t, Date.t}` representing
    the `from` and `to` dates for the rates to be retrieved. The
    default is `nil` meaning no historic rates are preloaded.

  * `:log_failure` defines the log level at which api retrieval
    errors are logged. The default is `:warn`

  * `:log_success` defines the log level at which successful api
    retrieval notifications are logged. The default is `nil` which
    means no logging.

  * `:log_info` defines the log level at which service startup messages
    are logged. The default is `:info`.

  * `:retriever_options` is available for exchange rate retriever
    module developers as a place to add retriever-specific configuration
    information.  This information should be added in the `init/1`
    callback in the retriever module.  See `Money.ExchangeRates.OpenExchangeRates.init/1`
    for an example.

  Keys can also be configured to retrieve values from environment
  variables. This lookup is done at runtime to facilitate deployment
  strategies. If the value of a configuration key is
  `{:system, "some_string"}` then "some_string" is interpreted as
  an environment variable name which is passed to System.get_env/2.

  An example configuration might be:

      config :ex_money,
        exchange_rate_service: {:system, "RATE_SERVICE"},
        exchange_rates_retrieve_every: {:system, "RETRIEVE_EVERY"},

  ## Open Exchange Rates

  If you plan to use the provided Open Exchange Rates module
  to retrieve exchange rates then you should also provide the additional
  configuration key for `app_id`:

      config :ex_money,
        open_exchange_rates_app_id: "your_app_id"

  or configure it via environment variable:

      config :ex_money,
        open_exchange_rates_app_id: {:system, "OPEN_EXCHANGE_RATES_APP_ID"}

  The default exchange rate retrieval module is provided in
  `Money.ExchangeRates.OpenExchangeRates` which can be used
  as a example to implement your own retrieval module for
  other services.

  ## Managing the configuration at runtime

  During exchange rate service startup, the function `init/1` is called
  on the configuration exchange rate retrieval module.  This module is
  expected to return an updated configuration allowing a developer to
  customise how the configuration is to be managed.  See the implementation
  at `Money.ExchangeRates.OpenExchangeRates.init/1` for an example.

  """

  @doc """
  Invoked to return the latest exchange rates from the configured
  exchange rate retrieval service.

  * `config` is an `%Money.ExchangeRataes.Config{}` struct

  Returns `{:ok, map_of_rates}` or `{:error, reason}`

  """
  @callback get_latest_rates(config :: Money.Config.t()) :: {:ok, Map.t()} | {:error, binary}

  @doc """
  Invoked to return the historic exchange rates from the configured
  exchange rate retrieval service.

  * `config` is an `%Money.ExchangeRataes.Config{}` struct

  Returns `{:ok, map_of_historic_rates}` or `{:error, reason}`

  """
  @callback get_historic_rates(Date.t(), config :: Money.Config.t()) ::
              {:ok, Map.t()} | {:error, binary}


  @doc """
  Decode the body returned from the API request and
  return a map of rates.  THe map of rates must have
  an upcased atom key representing an ISO 4217 currency
  code and the value must be a Decimal number.
  """
  @callback decode_rates(any) :: Map.t

  @doc """
  Given the default configuration, returns an updated configuration at runtime
  during exchange rates service startup.

  This callback is optional.  If the callback is not defined, the default
  configuration returned by `Money.ExchangeRates.default_config/0` is used.

  * `config` is the configuration returned by `Money.ExchangeRates.default_config/0`

  The callback is expected to return a `%Money.ExchangeRates.Config{}` struct
  which may have been updated.  The configuration key `:retriever_options` is
  available for any service-specific configuration.
  """
  @callback init(config :: Money.Config.t()) :: Money.Config.t()
  @optional_callbacks init: 1

  require Logger
  import Money.ExchangeRates.Cache
  alias Money.ExchangeRates.Retriever

  @default_retrieval_interval :never
  @default_callback_module Money.ExchangeRates.Callback
  @default_api_module Money.ExchangeRates.OpenExchangeRates
  @default_cache_module Money.ExchangeRates.Cache.Ets

  @doc """
  Returns the configuration for `ex_money` including the
  configuration merged from the configured exchange rates
  retriever module.
  """
  def config do
    api_module = default_config().api_module

    if function_exported?(api_module, :init, 1) do
      api_module.init(default_config())
    else
      default_config()
    end
  end

  # Defines the configuration for the exchange rates mechanism.
  defmodule Config do
    defstruct retrieve_every: nil,
              api_module: nil,
              callback_module: nil,
              log_levels: %{},
              preload_historic_rates: nil,
              retriever_options: nil,
              cache_module: nil
  end

  @doc """
  Returns the default configuration for the exchange rates retriever.
  """
  def default_config do
    %Config{
      api_module:
        Money.get_env(:api_module, @default_api_module, :module),
      callback_module:
        Money.get_env(:callback_module, @default_callback_module, :module),
      preload_historic_rates:
        Money.get_env(:preload_historic_rates, nil),
      cache_module:
        Money.get_env(:exchange_rates_cache_module, @default_cache_module, :module),
      retrieve_every:
        Money.get_env(:exchange_rates_retrieve_every, @default_retrieval_interval, :maybe_integer),
      log_levels: %{
        success: Money.get_env(:log_success, nil),
        failure: Money.get_env(:log_failure, :warn),
        info: Money.get_env(:log_info, :info)
      }
    }
  end

  @doc """
  Return the latest exchange rates.

  Returns:

  * `{:ok, rates}` if exchange rates are successfully retrieved.  `rates` is a map of
    exchange rates.

  * `{:error, reason}` if no exchange rates can be returned.

  This function looks up the latest exchange rates in a an ETS table
  called `:exchange_rates`.  The actual retrieval of rates is requested
  through `Money.ExchangeRates.retrieve_latest_rates/0`.

  """
  @spec latest_rates() :: {:ok, Map.t()} | {:error, {Exception.t(), binary}}
  def latest_rates do
    case cache().latest_rates() do
      {:ok, rates} -> {:ok, rates}
      {:error, _} -> Retriever.latest_rates()
    end
  end

  @doc """
  Return historic exchange rates.

  * `date` is a date returned by `Date.new/3` or any struct with the
    elements `:year`, `:month` and `:day`.

  Returns:

  * `{:ok, rates}` if exchange rates are successfully retrieved.  `rates` is a map of
    exchange rates.

  * `{:error, reason}` if no exchange rates can be returned.

  **Note;** all dates are expected to be in the Calendar.ISO calendar

  This function looks up the historic exchange rates in a an ETS table
  called `:exchange_rates`.  The actual retrieval of rates is requested
  through `Money.ExchangeRates.retrieve_historic_rates/1`.

  """
  @spec historic_rates(Date.t()) :: {:ok, Map.t()} | {:error, {Exception.t(), binary}}
  def historic_rates(date) do
    case cache().historic_rates(date) do
      {:ok, rates} -> {:ok, rates}
      {:error, _} -> Retriever.historic_rates(date)
    end
  end

  @doc """
  Returns `true` if the latest exchange rates are available
  and false otherwise.
  """
  @spec latest_rates_available?() :: boolean
  def latest_rates_available? do
    case cache().latest_rates() do
      {:ok, _rates} -> true
      _ -> false
    end
  end

  @doc """
  Return the timestamp of the last successful retrieval of exchange rates or
  `{:error, reason}` if no timestamp is known.

  ## Example

      Money.ExchangeRates.last_updated
      #> {:ok,
       %DateTime{calendar: Calendar.ISO, day: 20, hour: 12, microsecond: {731942, 6},
        minute: 36, month: 11, second: 6, std_offset: 0, time_zone: "Etc/UTC",
        utc_offset: 0, year: 2016, zone_abbr: "UTC"}}

  """
  @spec last_updated() :: {:ok, DateTime.t()} | nil
  def last_updated do
    case cache().last_updated() do
      {:ok, last_updated} -> {:ok, last_updated}
      _ -> nil
    end
  end
end