import { queryRaw } from "@/lib/db";

/**
 * Unambiguous statement matches for statementless ("manual") transactions.
 *
 * WHY THIS EXISTS
 * ---------------
 * The reconcile queue is worked by hand and is already ~177 deep. The wallet
 * lane writes a transaction for every tap (DECISIONS.md ING-11, 2026-08-22),
 * which at the observed rate adds ~63 rows a month, ~767 a year. Without an
 * automatic pass for the easy cases that queue stops being workable, and the
 * tempting alternative -- filtering the new rows back out of it -- is
 * explicitly ruled out by the `awaitsStatementLine()` removal note in
 * queries.ts: "an imported row that has no statement belongs in the queue;
 * volume is solved upstream, never downstream by hiding what is there."
 *
 * WHAT COUNTS AS UNAMBIGUOUS
 * --------------------------
 * Deliberately much stricter than the queue's own candidate ranking, which
 * offers the top 5 within +/-1% and +/-3 days for a human to choose between.
 * A machine gets one shot and no judgement, so:
 *
 *   - EXACT amount equality, not the queue's +/-1% band. A near-miss is exactly
 *     the case a person should look at.
 *   - Same owner, and the statement row must not already be reconciled against.
 *   - UNIQUE BOTH WAYS: the manual row must have exactly one candidate, AND
 *     that candidate must be claimed by exactly one manual row. This is the
 *     order_transaction_bridge rule, and it is what stops two identical $13.50
 *     bakery taps in one window from being paired arbitrarily.
 *
 * Foreign rows match on the NATIVE pair (foreign_currency_amount +
 * foreign_currency_code), never on `amount`: `amount` is the AUD the bank
 * charged after applying its own rate, so a wallet row cannot predict it, while
 * the native figure is exact on both sides. Same reasoning as
 * order_transaction_bridge's FX path.
 *
 * This function only PROPOSES. Applying a pair goes through the same merge the
 * manual route uses, so overrides/tags/splits/metadata move identically.
 */

export type AutoMatch = {
  manual_id: number;
  statement_tx_id: number;
  amount: string;
  manual_date: string;
  statement_date: string;
  description: string;
  basis: "aud" | "native";
};

/** Days either side of the manual row's date to consider. Authorisation and
 *  settlement are rarely the same day; 3 matches the queue's own window and
 *  the wallet reconciliation check's default. */
export const AUTO_MATCH_WINDOW_DAYS = 3;

export async function findAutoMatches(
  ownerId: number,
  windowDays: number = AUTO_MATCH_WINDOW_DAYS
): Promise<AutoMatch[]> {
  return queryRaw<AutoMatch>(
    `WITH pairs AS (
       SELECT m.id                                   AS manual_id,
              t.id                                   AS statement_tx_id,
              t.amount::text                         AS amount,
              m.transaction_date::text               AS manual_date,
              t.transaction_date::text               AS statement_date,
              t.description                          AS description,
              CASE WHEN m.foreign_currency_code IS NOT NULL
                    AND m.foreign_currency_amount IS NOT NULL
                   THEN 'native' ELSE 'aud' END      AS basis
         FROM transactions m
         JOIN transactions t
           ON t.statement_id IS NOT NULL
          AND t.transaction_type = 'debit'
          AND t.transaction_date BETWEEN m.transaction_date - $2::int
                                     AND m.transaction_date + $2::int
          AND (
                -- Foreign: compare what both sides actually recorded natively.
                (m.foreign_currency_code IS NOT NULL
                 AND m.foreign_currency_amount IS NOT NULL
                 AND t.foreign_currency_code   = m.foreign_currency_code
                 AND t.foreign_currency_amount = m.foreign_currency_amount)
             OR -- AUD side: exact equality, never a tolerance band. The
                -- statement row MAY be foreign here, and that is not a mistake:
                -- all 48 reconciliations a human has made on this ledger are
                -- exactly this shape -- a manual row carrying no currency,
                -- matched on exact AUD against a statement row that does carry
                -- one (EUR, CHF). Overseas receipts and orders record what was
                -- charged in AUD; only the wallet lane records natively, which
                -- is why the branch above exists. Requiring both sides to be
                -- non-foreign was tried and rejected: it matched 0 of those 48.
                -- The coincidence risk (a domestic tap whose amount happens to
                -- equal a foreign charge's AUD figure) is already covered by
                -- unique-both-ways, which refuses as soon as a second candidate
                -- exists.
                (m.foreign_currency_code IS NULL
                 AND t.amount = m.amount)
              )
         JOIN statements s ON s.id = t.statement_id
        WHERE m.statement_id IS NULL
          AND m.owner_id = $1
          AND m.reconciled_with_id IS NULL
          AND m.superseded_by_id IS NULL
          AND (m.payment_method IS NULL OR m.payment_method NOT IN ('cash', 'credits'))
          AND t.superseded_by_id IS NULL
          AND COALESCE(t.owner_id, s.owner_id) = $1
          -- The statement row must be unclaimed.
          AND NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1 FROM transactions mt WHERE mt.reconciled_with_id = t.id)
     )
     SELECT manual_id, statement_tx_id, amount, manual_date, statement_date, description, basis
       FROM pairs p
      WHERE (SELECT count(*) FROM pairs q WHERE q.manual_id       = p.manual_id)       = 1
        AND (SELECT count(*) FROM pairs q WHERE q.statement_tx_id = p.statement_tx_id) = 1
      ORDER BY manual_id`,
    [ownerId, windowDays]
  );
}

/**
 * An existing statementless transaction that a newly-arriving receipt or order
 * describes -- i.e. the row the wallet lane already created for this purchase.
 *
 * WHY: signals for one purchase arrive in sequence, not in competition. The
 * wallet notification lands within seconds of the tap; the receipt is shared
 * hours or days later. Measured on txn 6858: the wallet event arrived 35h25m
 * before anything created a transaction, and pantry then created one from
 * scratch -- so the same Woolworths shop would have had two rows. The receipt
 * must adopt the row that already exists and enrich it.
 *
 * Deliberately narrow, for the same reason findAutoMatches() is: exact amount,
 * a few days either side, unclaimed, and UNIQUE. Two candidates means two
 * plausible purchases, and inventing a link between the wrong pair moves one
 * shop's line items onto another shop's row. Returning null is always safe --
 * the caller falls back to creating its own row, which is today's behaviour.
 */
export async function findAdoptableTransaction(
  ownerId: number,
  amount: number,
  date: string,
  windowDays: number = AUTO_MATCH_WINDOW_DAYS
): Promise<number | null> {
  const rows = await queryRaw<{ id: number }>(
    `SELECT t.id
       FROM transactions t
      WHERE t.statement_id IS NULL
        AND t.owner_id = $1
        AND t.amount = $2::numeric
        AND t.transaction_date BETWEEN $3::date - $4::int AND $3::date + $4::int
        AND t.reconciled_with_id IS NULL
        AND t.superseded_by_id IS NULL
        -- Never adopt a row that another source already fully described; that
        -- is a different purchase that happens to share an amount.
        AND NOT EXISTS (
          SELECT 1 FROM expense_metadata em
           WHERE (em.transaction_id = t.id OR em.matched_transaction_id = t.id)
             AND jsonb_typeof(em.line_items) = 'array'
             AND jsonb_array_length(em.line_items) > 0
        )
      LIMIT 2`,
    [ownerId, amount, date, windowDays]
  );
  return rows.length === 1 ? rows[0].id : null;
}