defmodule GorillaStream do
  @moduledoc """
  GorillaStream - High-performance time series compression using the Gorilla algorithm.

  This library provides lossless compression for time series data using Facebook's
  Gorilla compression algorithm, optimized for time-stamped floating-point data.

  ## Quick Start

      # Sample time series data: {timestamp, value} tuples
      data = [
        {1609459200, 23.5},
        {1609459260, 23.7},
        {1609459320, 23.4}
      ]

      # Compress the data
      {:ok, compressed} = GorillaStream.compress(data)

      # Decompress back to original
      {:ok, decompressed} = GorillaStream.decompress(compressed)

  ## Key Features

  - **Lossless Compression**: Perfect reconstruction of original data
  - **High Performance**: 1.7M+ points/sec encoding, up to 2M points/sec decoding
  - **Excellent Compression Ratios**: 2-42x compression depending on data patterns
  - **Production Ready**: Comprehensive error handling and validation
  - **Memory Efficient**: ~117 bytes/point memory usage for large datasets

  ## Main Functions

  The primary compression functions are provided by `GorillaStream.Compression.Gorilla`:

  - `GorillaStream.Compression.Gorilla.compress/2` - Compress time series data
  - `GorillaStream.Compression.Gorilla.decompress/2` - Decompress data

  For convenience, this module also provides direct access to these functions.
  """

  alias GorillaStream.Compression.Gorilla
  alias GorillaStream.Compression.Container

  @doc """
  Compresses time series data using the Gorilla algorithm.

  This is a convenience function that delegates to `GorillaStream.Compression.Gorilla.compress/2`.
  VictoriaMetrics-style preprocessing is ENABLED by default.

  ## Parameters
  - `data` - List of `{timestamp, value}` tuples
  - Second argument may be either:
    - `zlib_compression?` (boolean) to toggle zlib compression (default: false), OR
    - keyword options, supporting:
      - `:victoria_metrics` (boolean, default: true)
      - `:is_counter` (boolean, default: false)
      - `:scale_decimals` (:auto | integer, default: :auto)
      - `:compression` (`:none` | `:zlib` | `:zstd` | `:auto`, default: :none)
      - `:compression_level` (integer 1-22, zstd only, default: ezstd default)
      - `:zlib` (boolean, default: false) - legacy option, use `:compression` instead

  ## Returns
  - `{:ok, compressed_binary}` - Success with compressed data
  - `{:error, reason}` - Error with description

  ## Examples

      iex> data = [{1609459200, 23.5}, {1609459201, 23.7}]
      iex> {:ok, compressed} = GorillaStream.compress(data)
      iex> is_binary(compressed)
      true

  """
  def compress(data, opts_or_flag \\ false)

  def compress(data, zlib_compression?) when is_boolean(zlib_compression?) do
    Gorilla.compress(data, zlib_compression?)
  end

  def compress(data, opts) when is_list(opts) do
    Gorilla.compress(data, opts)
  end

  @doc """
  Decompresses Gorilla-compressed data back to original format.

  This is a convenience function that delegates to `GorillaStream.Compression.Gorilla.decompress/2`.

  ## Parameters
  - `compressed_data` - Binary data from compress/2
  - Second argument may be either:
    - `zlib_compression?` (boolean) indicating if zlib was used (default: false), OR
    - keyword options, supporting:
      - `:compression` (`:none` | `:zlib` | `:zstd` | `:auto`, default: :none)
      - `:compression_level` (integer 1-22, zstd only, default: ezstd default)
      - `:zlib` (boolean, default: false) - legacy option, use `:compression` instead

  ## Returns
  - `{:ok, decompressed_data}` - List of `{timestamp, value}` tuples
  - `{:error, reason}` - Error with description

  ## Examples

      iex> data = [{1609459200, 23.5}, {1609459201, 23.7}]
      iex> {:ok, compressed} = GorillaStream.compress(data)
      iex> {:ok, decompressed} = GorillaStream.decompress(compressed)
      iex> decompressed == data
      true

  """
  def decompress(compressed_data, opts_or_flag \\ false)

  def decompress(compressed_data, zlib_compression?) when is_boolean(zlib_compression?) do
    Gorilla.decompress(compressed_data, zlib_compression?)
  end

  def decompress(compressed_data, opts) when is_list(opts) do
    Gorilla.decompress(compressed_data, opts)
  end

  @doc """
  Checks if zstd compression is available.

  Zstd requires the optional `ezstd` package to be installed.

  ## Examples

      iex> GorillaStream.zstd_available?()
      true  # or false, depending on whether ezstd is installed

  """
  defdelegate zstd_available?, to: Container
end