import json
from collections import defaultdict
from typing import TYPE_CHECKING
from typing import Final
from typing import TypedDict

from django.contrib.auth.models import User
from django.db.models import Model
from django.db.models import Prefetch

from documents.models import Correspondent
from documents.models import Document
from documents.models import DocumentType
from documents.models import StoragePath
from documents.models import Tag
from documents.permissions import restrict_queryset_to_visible
from documents.permissions import user_is_unrestricted
from paperless_ai.prompts.context import AssignedBlockPromptContext
from paperless_ai.prompts.context import TaxonomyBlockPromptContext
from paperless_ai.prompts.render import render_prompt

if TYPE_CHECKING:
    from llama_index.core.schema import NodeWithScore


MAX_TAG_CANDIDATES: Final = 10
MAX_SINGLE_VALUE_CANDIDATES: Final = 5


class TaxonomyCandidate(TypedDict):
    id: int
    name: str
    weight: float


class TaxonomyCandidates(TypedDict):
    tags: list[TaxonomyCandidate]
    document_types: list[TaxonomyCandidate]
    correspondents: list[TaxonomyCandidate]
    storage_paths: list[TaxonomyCandidate]


class AssignedMetadata(TypedDict):
    tags: list[str]
    document_type: str | None
    correspondent: str | None
    storage_path: str | None


def empty_taxonomy_candidates() -> TaxonomyCandidates:
    """No candidates in any category - what callers use when retrieval was
    skipped or failed."""
    return TaxonomyCandidates(
        tags=[],
        document_types=[],
        correspondents=[],
        storage_paths=[],
    )


def _visible_name(
    obj: Model | None,
    user: User | None,
    perm: str,
) -> str | None:
    """``obj``'s name if ``user`` may see it under ``perm``, else None - a
    document being visible to a user does not imply every object assigned to
    it is (per-object guardian permissions can differ), so each assigned
    relation is checked individually rather than trusted because it's
    already sitting on a document this user can open.

    Checks user_is_unrestricted() before ever touching type(obj).objects, so
    the common "no restriction" case (no user, or an active superuser) never
    needs obj to be backed by a real queryable row.
    """
    if obj is None:
        return None
    if user_is_unrestricted(user):
        return obj.name
    visible = restrict_queryset_to_visible(
        type(obj).objects.filter(pk=obj.pk),
        user,
        perm,
    )
    return obj.name if visible.exists() else None


def get_assigned_metadata(document: Document, user: User | None) -> AssignedMetadata:
    """The document's own current taxonomy. Authoritative context, not a
    candidate list - the model is never asked to add, remove, or replace
    these values, only to use them when helpful for the title and for
    fields that are still empty.

    Permission-filtered the same way build_taxonomy_candidates() is: a
    document a user may change/view does not imply every tag/type/
    correspondent/storage_path assigned to it is visible to that same user,
    so names the user cannot see are never surfaced into the prompt.
    """
    visible_tags = restrict_queryset_to_visible(document.tags.all(), user, "view_tag")
    return AssignedMetadata(
        tags=sorted(tag.name for tag in visible_tags),
        document_type=_visible_name(document.document_type, user, "view_documenttype"),
        correspondent=_visible_name(document.correspondent, user, "view_correspondent"),
        storage_path=_visible_name(document.storage_path, user, "view_storagepath"),
    )


def _node_document_weights(nodes: list["NodeWithScore"]) -> dict[int, float]:
    """document_id -> that node's similarity score, summed if a document_id
    appears more than once across the retrieved nodes (e.g. multiple chunks
    of the same source document)."""
    weights: dict[int, float] = defaultdict(float)
    for node in nodes:
        document_id = node.metadata.get("document_id")
        if document_id is None:  # pragma: no cover
            # Every node the indexing pipeline builds always sets
            # document_id; this guards a malformed/partial vec0 row that
            # shouldn't occur given the current schema.
            continue
        try:
            weights[int(document_id)] += float(node.score or 0.0)
        except (TypeError, ValueError):  # pragma: no cover
            continue
    return weights


def _visible_ranked_candidates(
    weighted_ids: dict[int, float],
    model: type[Model],
    perm: str,
    user: User | None,
    limit: int,
) -> list[TaxonomyCandidate]:
    """Drop anything ``user`` may not see, resolve the survivors' names, and
    return them ranked by descending weight and capped at ``limit``.

    The visibility check restricts the query to just this small
    weighted_ids set rather than materializing every id `user` may see
    installation-wide - resolving names and checking visibility is one
    query either way, so this never pays for scanning the whole taxonomy.
    """
    if not weighted_ids:
        return []
    visible_queryset = restrict_queryset_to_visible(
        model.objects.filter(pk__in=weighted_ids),
        user,
        perm,
    )
    id_to_name = dict(visible_queryset.values_list("id", "name"))
    candidates = [
        TaxonomyCandidate(id=object_id, name=id_to_name[object_id], weight=weight)
        for object_id, weight in weighted_ids.items()
        if object_id in id_to_name
    ]
    candidates.sort(key=lambda c: c["weight"], reverse=True)
    return candidates[:limit]


def build_taxonomy_candidates(
    nodes: list["NodeWithScore"],
    user: User | None,
) -> TaxonomyCandidates:
    """Resolve each neighbour node's document_id to a live Document, read its
    *current* tags/type/correspondent/storage_path via the ORM (never the
    possibly-stale names cached in vector-index node metadata), weight each
    distinct taxonomy object by aggregate neighbour similarity, permission-filter
    against what ``user`` can see, and return each category ranked by weight
    and capped.
    """

    document_weights = _node_document_weights(nodes)
    if not document_weights:
        return empty_taxonomy_candidates()

    # Only .tags.all() needs prefetching (a reverse M2M, one extra query for
    # the whole batch). document_type/correspondent/storage_path are read
    # below via their *_id columns (neighbour.document_type_id, etc.), which
    # are already present on each Document row with no join - so this
    # deliberately does NOT select_related() those three; it would fetch the
    # full related row just to reach an id already sitting on `neighbour`.
    neighbours = Document.objects.filter(
        pk__in=document_weights.keys(),
    ).prefetch_related(
        Prefetch("tags", queryset=Tag.objects.filter(is_inbox_tag=False)),
    )

    tag_weights: dict[int, float] = defaultdict(float)
    document_type_weights: dict[int, float] = defaultdict(float)
    correspondent_weights: dict[int, float] = defaultdict(float)
    storage_path_weights: dict[int, float] = defaultdict(float)

    for neighbour in neighbours:
        weight = document_weights[neighbour.pk]
        for tag in neighbour.tags.all():
            tag_weights[tag.pk] += weight
        if neighbour.document_type_id:
            document_type_weights[neighbour.document_type_id] += weight
        if neighbour.correspondent_id:
            correspondent_weights[neighbour.correspondent_id] += weight
        if neighbour.storage_path_id:
            storage_path_weights[neighbour.storage_path_id] += weight

    return TaxonomyCandidates(
        tags=_visible_ranked_candidates(
            tag_weights,
            Tag,
            "view_tag",
            user,
            MAX_TAG_CANDIDATES,
        ),
        document_types=_visible_ranked_candidates(
            document_type_weights,
            DocumentType,
            "view_documenttype",
            user,
            MAX_SINGLE_VALUE_CANDIDATES,
        ),
        correspondents=_visible_ranked_candidates(
            correspondent_weights,
            Correspondent,
            "view_correspondent",
            user,
            MAX_SINGLE_VALUE_CANDIDATES,
        ),
        storage_paths=_visible_ranked_candidates(
            storage_path_weights,
            StoragePath,
            "view_storagepath",
            user,
            MAX_SINGLE_VALUE_CANDIDATES,
        ),
    )


def _assigned_block(assigned: AssignedMetadata) -> str:
    return render_prompt(
        AssignedBlockPromptContext(
            tags=assigned["tags"],
            document_type=assigned["document_type"],
            correspondent=assigned["correspondent"],
            storage_path=assigned["storage_path"],
        ),
    )


def format_taxonomy_for_prompt(
    candidates: TaxonomyCandidates,
    assigned: AssignedMetadata,
) -> str:
    """Render assigned metadata and ranked candidates as labelled prompt
    blocks. Candidate names are untrusted, user-controlled data, so they are
    JSON-serialized (id/name only - weight is an internal ranking detail)
    rather than bullet-rendered, matching the untrusted-data handling already
    used for document content elsewhere in this module. Returns "" when there
    is nothing to say (no assigned metadata and no candidates), so callers can
    treat the result the same as no hints at all.
    """
    has_assigned = any(
        [
            assigned["tags"],
            assigned["document_type"],
            assigned["correspondent"],
            assigned["storage_path"],
        ],
    )
    candidate_payload = {
        key: [{"id": c["id"], "name": c["name"]} for c in values]
        for key, values in candidates.items()
        if values
    }

    return render_prompt(
        TaxonomyBlockPromptContext(
            assigned_block=_assigned_block(assigned) if has_assigned else "",
            candidate_payload_json=(
                json.dumps(candidate_payload, ensure_ascii=False)
                if candidate_payload
                else ""
            ),
        ),
    )