"""
Helpers for time parsing and conversion.
"""

#c Copyright 2008-2022, the GAVO project <gavo@ari.uni-heidelberg.de>
#c
#c This program is free software, covered by the GNU GPL.  See the
#c COPYING file in the source distribution.


import bisect
import datetime
import math

from gavo import utils
from gavo.stc import common


JD_MJD = 2400000.5

def parseISODT(value):
	try:
		return utils.parseISODT(value)
	except ValueError as ex:
		raise common.STCLiteralError(str(ex), value)


@utils.document
def jdnToDateTime(jd):
	"""returns a ``datetime.datetime`` instance for a julian day number.
	"""
	return jYearToDateTime((jd-2451545.0)/365.25+2000.0)


@utils.document
def mjdToDateTime(mjd):
	"""returns a ``datetime.datetime`` instance for a modified julian day number.

	Beware: This loses a couple of significant digits due to transformation
	to jd.
	"""
	return jdnToDateTime(mjd+JD_MJD)


@utils.document
def bYearToDateTime(bYear):
	"""returns a datetime.datetime instance for a fractional Besselian year.

	This uses the formula given by Lieske, J.H., A&A 73, 282 (1979).
	"""
	jdn = (bYear-1900.0)*common.tropicalYear+2415020.31352
	return jdnToDateTime(jdn)


@utils.document
def jYearToDateTime(jYear):
	"""returns a datetime.datetime instance for a fractional (julian) year.
	
	This refers to time specifications like J2001.32.
	"""
	return datetime.datetime(2000, 1, 1, 12)+datetime.timedelta(
		days=(jYear-2000.0)*365.25)


dtJ2000 = jYearToDateTime(2000.0)
dtB1950 = bYearToDateTime(1950.0)

@utils.document
def dateTimeToJdn(dt):
	"""returns a julian day number (including fractionals) from a datetime
	instance.
	"""
	a = (14-dt.month)//12
	y = dt.year+4800-a
	m = dt.month+12*a-3
	jdn = dt.day+(153*m+2)//5+365*y+y//4-y//100+y//400-32045
	try:
		secsOnDay = dt.hour*3600+dt.minute*60+dt.second+dt.microsecond/1e6
	except AttributeError:
		secsOnDay = 0
	return jdn+(secsOnDay-43200)/86400.

@utils.document
def dateTimeToMJD(dt):
	"""returns a modified julian date for a datetime instance.
	"""
	return dateTimeToJdn(dt)-JD_MJD

def dateTimeToBYear(dt):
	return (dateTimeToJdn(dt)-2415020.31352)/common.tropicalYear+1900.0


@utils.document
def dateTimeToJYear(dt):
	"""returns a fractional (julian) year for a datetime.datetime instance.
	"""
	return (dateTimeToJdn(dt)-2451545)/365.25+2000


def getSeconds(td):
	"""returns the number of seconds corresponding to a timedelta object.
	"""
	return td.days*86400+td.seconds+td.microseconds*1e-6


############ Time scale conversions
# All these convert to/from TT.

_TDTminusTAI = datetime.timedelta(seconds=32.184)

@utils.document
def TTtoTAI(tdt):
	"""returns TAI for a (datetime.datetime) TDT.
	"""
	return tdt+_TDTminusTAI

@utils.document
def TAItoTT(tai):
	"""returns TDT for a (datetime.datetime) TAI.
	"""
	return tai-_TDTminusTAI


def _getTDBOffset(tdb):
	"""returns the TDB-TDT according to [EXS] 2.222-1.
	"""
	g = (357.53+0.9856003*(dateTimeToJdn(tdb)-2451545.0))/180*math.pi
	return datetime.timedelta(0.001658*math.sin(g)+0.000014*math.sin(2*g))

def TDBtoTT(tdb):
	"""returns an approximate TT from a TDB.

	The simplified formula 2.222-1 from [EXS] is used.
	"""
	return tdb-_getTDBOffset(tdb)

def TTtoTDB(tt):
	"""returns approximate TDB from TT.

	The simplified formula 2.222-1 from [EXS] is used.
	"""
	return tt+_getTDBOffset(tt)


_L_G = 6.969291e-10  # [EXS], p. 47

def _getTCGminusTT(dt): # [EXS], 2.223-5
	return datetime.timedelta(seconds=
		_L_G*(dateTimeToJdn(dt)-2443144.5)*86400)

def TTtoTCG(tt):
	"""returns TT from TCG.

	This uses 2.223-5 from [EXS].
	"""
	return tt+_getTCGminusTT(tt)

def TCGtoTT(tcg):
	"""returns TT from TCG.

	This uses 2.223-5 from [EXS].
	"""
	return tcg+_getTCGminusTT(tcg)


_L_B = 1.550505e-8

def _getTCBminusTDB(dt): # [EXS], 2.223-2
	return datetime.timedelta(
		seconds=_L_B*(dateTimeToJdn(dt)-2443144.5)*86400)

def TCBtoTT(tcb):
	"""returns an approximate TCB from a TT.

	This uses [EXS] 2.223-2 and the approximate conversion from TDB to TT.
	"""
	return TDBtoTT(tcb+_getTCBminusTDB(tcb))

def TTtoTCB(tt):
	"""returns an approximate TT from a TCB.

	This uses [EXS] 2.223-2 and the approximate conversion from TT to TDB.
	"""
	return TTtoTDB(tt)-_getTCBminusTDB(tt)


def _makeLeapSecondTable():
	lsTable = []
	for lsCount, lsMoment in enumerate([ # from Lenny tzinfo
			datetime.datetime(1971, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1972, 0o6, 30, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1972, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1973, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1974, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1975, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1976, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1977, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1978, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1979, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1981, 0o6, 30, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1982, 0o6, 30, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1983, 0o6, 30, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1985, 0o6, 30, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1987, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1989, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1990, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1992, 0o6, 30, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1993, 0o6, 30, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1994, 0o6, 30, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1995, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1997, 0o6, 30, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(1998, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(2005, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
			datetime.datetime(2008, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59),
		]):
		lsTable.append((lsMoment, datetime.timedelta(seconds=lsCount+10)))
	return lsTable

# A table of TAI-UTC, indexed by UTC
leapSecondTable = _makeLeapSecondTable()
del _makeLeapSecondTable
_sentinelTD = datetime.timedelta(seconds=0)

def getLeapSeconds(dt, table=leapSecondTable):
	"""returns TAI-UTC for the datetime dt.
	"""
	ind = bisect.bisect_left(leapSecondTable, (dt, _sentinelTD))
	if ind==0:
		return datetime.timedelta(seconds=9.)
	return table[ind-1][1]


def UTCtoTT(utc):
	"""returns TT from UTC.

	The leap second table is complete through 2009-5.

	>>> getLeapSeconds(datetime.datetime(1998,12,31,23,59,58))
	datetime.timedelta(seconds=31)
	>>> TTtoTAI(UTCtoTT(datetime.datetime(1998,12,31,23,59,59)))
	datetime.datetime(1999, 1, 1, 0, 0, 30)
	>>> TTtoTAI(UTCtoTT(datetime.datetime(1999,1,1,0,0,0)))
	datetime.datetime(1999, 1, 1, 0, 0, 32)
	"""
	return TAItoTT(utc+getLeapSeconds(utc))


# A table of TAI-UTC, indexed by TT
ttLeapSecondTable = [(UTCtoTT(t), dt) 
	for t, dt in leapSecondTable]


def TTtoUTC(tt):
	"""returns UTC from TT.

	The leap second table is complete through 2009-5.

	>>> TTtoUTC(UTCtoTT(datetime.datetime(1998,12,31,23,59,59)))
	datetime.datetime(1998, 12, 31, 23, 59, 59)
	>>> TTtoUTC(UTCtoTT(datetime.datetime(1999,1,1,0,0,0)))
	datetime.datetime(1999, 1, 1, 0, 0)
	"""
	# XXX TODO: leap seconds need to be computed from UTC, so this will
	# be one second off in the immediate vicinity of a leap second.
	return TTtoTAI(tt)-getLeapSeconds(tt, ttLeapSecondTable)


# A dict mapping timescales to conversions to/from TT.
timeConversions = {
	"UTC": (UTCtoTT, TTtoUTC),
	"TCB": (TCBtoTT, TTtoTCB),
	"TCG": (TCGtoTT, TTtoTCG),
	"TDB": (TDBtoTT, TTtoTDB),
	"TAI": (TAItoTT, TTtoTAI),
	"TT": (utils.identity, utils.identity),
}


def getTransformFromScales(fromScale, toScale):
	if not fromScale or not toScale:
		return utils.identity

	try:
		toTT = timeConversions[fromScale][0]
		toTarget = timeConversions[toScale][1]
	except KeyError as key:
		raise common.STCValueError("Unknown timescale for transform: %s"%key)

	def transform(val):
		return toTarget(toTT(val))

	return transform


def getTransformFromSTC(fromSTC, toSTC):
	fromScale, toScale = fromSTC.time.frame.timeScale, toSTC.time.frame.timeScale
	if fromScale!=toSTC and toSTC is not None:
		return getTransformFromScales(fromScale, toScale)


def datetimeMapperFactory(colDesc):
	import time
# This is too gruesome.  We want some other way of handling this...
# Simplify this, and kick out all the mess we don't want.
# CAUTION: these heuristics reflected in user.info._getTimeTransformer
# Also: There's only minor differences between this and the various
# texttable.X factories.  We should really think hard about simplfying
# and unifying this mess.
	if (colDesc["dbtype"]=="timestamp"
			or colDesc["dbtype"]=="date"
			# must look in original, as the one in colDesc comes from typesystems
			or colDesc.original.xtype=="adql:TIMESTAMP" # legacy, delete ~2020
			or colDesc.original.xtype=="timestamp"):
		unit = colDesc["unit"]
		if (colDesc["displayHint"].get("format")=="humanDate"
				or colDesc.original.xtype=="adql:TIMESTAMP" # legacy, delete ~2020
				or colDesc.original.xtype=="timestamp"):
			fun = lambda val: (val and val.isoformat()) or None
			destType = ("char", "*")
			colDesc["nullvalue"] = ""

		elif (colDesc["ucd"] and "MJD" in colDesc["ucd"].upper()
				 or colDesc["xtype"]=="mjd"
				 or "mjd" in colDesc["name"]):
			colDesc["unit"] = "d"
			fun = lambda val: (val and dateTimeToMJD(val))
			destType = ("double", '1')
			colDesc["nullvalue"] = "NaN"
			colDesc["xtype"] = None

		elif unit=="yr" or unit=="a":
			fun = lambda val: (val and dateTimeToJYear(val))
			def fun(val):
				return (val and dateTimeToJYear(val))
				return str(val)
			destType = ("double", '1')
			colDesc["nullvalue"] = "NaN"
			colDesc["xtype"] = None

		elif unit=="d":
			fun = lambda val: (val and dateTimeToJdn(val))
			destType = ("double", '1')
			colDesc["nullvalue"] = "NaN"
			colDesc["xtype"] = None

		elif unit=="s":
			fun = lambda val: (val and time.mktime(val.timetuple()))
			destType = ("double", '1')
			colDesc["nullvalue"] = "NaN"
			colDesc["xtype"] = None

		else:
			# default for datetime column: serialise to timestamp
			fun = lambda val: (val and val.isoformat()) or None
			destType = ("char", "*")
			colDesc["nullvalue"] = ""
			colDesc["xtype"] = "timestamp"

		colDesc["datatype"], colDesc["arraysize"] = destType
		return fun
utils.registerDefaultMF(datetimeMapperFactory)


def _test():
	import doctest
	doctest.testmod()

if __name__=="__main__":
	_test()
