"""Aparência das legendas dinâmicas: paleta, look por palavra, configuração.

Extraído de models.py — ver fcpxml/models/__init__.py.
"""

from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from typing import Optional

from ..text_layout import REFERENCE_BLOCK_LINE_GAP, TEXT_TEMPLATE_FONT_SCALE

# The palette and type treatment of the calibration export
# ("Exemplo Letra.fcpxmld", sentence "Toda a minha vida, assim,"), copied
# verbatim from what the user set in Final Cut's Inspector.
COLOR_INDIGO = "0.156863 0 0.596079 1"

COLOR_YELLOW = "0.997808 0.882664 0.0388632 1"

COLOR_GREY = "0.7 0.7 0.7 1"

COLOR_WHITE = "1 1 1 1"

@dataclass
class WordLook:
    """How one word is set: size, colour and type treatment.

    A sentence cycles through a tuple of these, so its typography reads with a
    deliberate rhythm rather than a uniform block.
    """
    font_size: int
    color: str
    font: str = "Helvetica Neue"
    face: Optional[str] = None   # Final Cut's fontFace, e.g. "Light Italic"
    kerning: float = 2.048

    @property
    def italic(self) -> bool:
        return bool(self.face) and "italic" in self.face.lower()

# One entry per word of the reference sentence, in order:
#   Toda(170, indigo, Helvetica Light) a(128, yellow) minha(151, grey)
#   vida,(128, white) assim,(128, grey, Light Italic)
REFERENCE_RHYTHM = (
    WordLook(170, COLOR_INDIGO, font="Helvetica", face="Light", kerning=2.72),
    WordLook(128, COLOR_YELLOW),
    WordLook(151, COLOR_GREY, kerning=2.416),
    WordLook(128, COLOR_WHITE),
    WordLook(128, COLOR_GREY, face="Light Italic"),
)

# The progressive-composition look (reference: the reel the user sent,
# 2026-08-17). Supporting text in a small grotesque, the sentence's key word
# large in a display italic, everything white — the two-font contrast IS the
# style. Playfair Display ships in the user's ~/Library/Fonts and its real
# advance widths are embedded in font_metrics, so the lines can be measured
# rather than guessed. Both are plain WordLooks: swap them for any installed
# family (a script/calligraphic face for the emphasis, say) and layout follows.
EDITORIAL_EMPHASIS_LOOK = WordLook(
    230, COLOR_WHITE, font="Playfair Display", face="Medium Italic", kerning=0.0,
)

EDITORIAL_BODY_LOOK = WordLook(
    88, COLOR_WHITE, font="Helvetica Neue", face="Bold", kerning=1.2,
)

@dataclass
class WordStyle:
    """Per-word text styling for dynamic (karaoke-style) subtitles.

    ``rhythm`` drives size, colour and face, cycling by the word's index within
    its sentence — deterministic, so regenerating a transcript twice yields the
    same look. ``font``/``font_size`` are the fallback when ``rhythm`` is empty.
    """
    font: str = "Helvetica Neue"
    font_size: int = 128
    active_color: str = COLOR_WHITE
    inactive_color: str = COLOR_GREY
    bold: bool = False
    kerning: float = 2.048
    rhythm: tuple = REFERENCE_RHYTHM
    # Progressive composition only (granularity="phrase").
    emphasis_look: Optional[WordLook] = None
    body_look: Optional[WordLook] = None

    def look_for(self, index: int) -> WordLook:
        """The look for the word at *index* within its sentence."""
        if not self.rhythm:
            return WordLook(
                self.font_size, self.active_color,
                font=self.font, kerning=self.kerning,
            )
        return self.rhythm[index % len(self.rhythm)]

    def look_for_emphasis(self) -> WordLook:
        """The look for a composition's key word (progressive composition)."""
        return self.emphasis_look or EDITORIAL_EMPHASIS_LOOK

    def look_for_body(self) -> WordLook:
        """The look for a composition's supporting lines."""
        return self.body_look or EDITORIAL_BODY_LOOK

@dataclass
class SubtitlePosition:
    """Screen position for generated title clips, in FCP title coordinate space."""
    x: float = 0.0
    y: float = -300.0
    alignment: str = "center"  # left | center | right

@dataclass
class DynamicSubtitleConfig:
    """Options for FCPXMLWriter.generate_dynamic_subtitles().

    Dynamic subtitles are animated TITLES, not captions. Both templates below
    render on the video title lane and never carry a ``subtitles.*`` role — a
    ``role="subtitles.*"`` would make Final Cut treat them as captions and
    hide them behind the caption-display toggle. They DO carry a
    ``titles.*`` sub-role (``role``), which groups them in Final Cut's
    role index and lanes them with a distinct colour, without ever being
    mistaken for closed captions.

    ``animated`` picks the template: True uses "Essencial - Título"
    (Essential Title), which animates on its own Motion defaults; False uses
    the static "Título Básico" (Basic Title). Default is True — the animated
    reveal is the feature's purpose.

    Words are grouped into sentences and laid out as a compact typographic
    block: each word becomes its own positioned ``<title>``, appearing as it is
    spoken and accumulating on screen, with every word of a block clearing at
    the same instant so the sentence vanishes as a whole.

    ``band_height`` is the fraction of frame height the block may occupy, and
    ``block_center_y`` its centre in canvas points (negative is below frame
    centre). The defaults reproduce the calibration export the user built by
    hand: a block of at most three lines sitting just below centre. A sentence
    taller than the band splits into successive blocks.
    """
    style: WordStyle = field(default_factory=WordStyle)
    position: SubtitlePosition = field(default_factory=SubtitlePosition)
    animated: bool = True
    band_height: float = 0.22
    block_center_y: float = -167.0
    # "phrase": one title per LINE of the composition — supporting words
    # grouped, the key word alone and large (the reference look). "word": one
    # title per word, the earlier rhythm.
    granularity: str = "phrase"
    # Ratio between the template's fontSize space and the canvas-point space
    # its Position uses. See text_layout.TEXT_TEMPLATE_FONT_SCALE: the "Text"
    # (Text.moti) template sizes type in frame pixels, so a size chosen in
    # points renders half as large unless it is converted on the way out.
    text_scale: float = TEXT_TEMPLATE_FONT_SCALE
    # Vertical air between stacked lines, in canvas points. Negative values
    # deliberately overlap the lines — the display italic tucking under the
    # line above is a real editorial look, and the stacking arithmetic places
    # ink boxes edge to edge, so a negative gap moves them by exactly that
    # much rather than colliding unpredictably.
    line_gap: float = REFERENCE_BLOCK_LINE_GAP
    # Final Cut role for every title this generator emits. A ``titles.*``
    # sub-role (NOT ``subtitles.*``) groups the clips in the role index and
    # tints their lane, keeping dynamic captions distinct from plain
    # ones and from Final Cut's own closed-caption toggle.
    role: str = "titles.dinamicas"
    # Run the post-generation collision validation (collision.validate_titles)
    # and refuse to emit when it reports a blocking overlap. Off by default so
    # generation stays byte-identical to before this flag existed; flip it on
    # for a guaranteed no-collision export.
    validate: bool = False