using UnityEngine;
using Heyzap;

public class AdManager : MonoBehaviour {

    public static void InitAds() {
        //TODO check if player disabled ads
        //TODO check internet connection?
        HeyzapAds.Start("55465uyhgff456uyjhgbfr456", HeyzapAds.FLAG_NO_OPTIONS);
        HZIncentivizedAd.Fetch();
    }

    public static void HandleAdStatuses(string adState, string adTag) {
        Debug.Log("heyzap: " + adState);
        if (adState.Equals("show")) {
            // Sent when an ad has been displayed.
            // This is a good place to pause your app, if applicable.
        }
        if (adState.Equals("hide")) {
            // Sent when an ad has been removed from view.
            // This is a good place to unpause your app, if applicable.
        }
        if (adState.Equals("click")) {
            // Sent when an ad has been clicked by the user.
        }
        if (adState.Equals("failed")) {
            // Sent when you call `show`, but there isn't an ad to be shown.
            // Some of the possible reasons for show errors:
            //    - `HeyzapAds.PauseExpensiveWork()` was called, which pauses
            //      expensive operations like SDK initializations and ad
            //      fetches, andand `HeyzapAds.ResumeExpensiveWork()` has not
            //      yet been called
            //    - The given ad tag is disabled (see your app's Publisher
            //      Settings dashboard)
            //    - An ad is already showing
            //    - A recent IAP is blocking ads from being shown (see your
            //      app's Publisher Settings dashboard)
            //    - One or more of the segments the user falls into are
            //      preventing an ad from being shown (see your Segmentation
            //      Settings dashboard)
            //    - Incentivized ad rate limiting (see your app's Publisher
            //      Settings dashboard)
            //    - One of the mediated SDKs reported it had an ad to show
            //      but did not display one when asked (a rare case)
            //    - The SDK is waiting for a network request to return before an
            //      ad can show
        }
        if (adState.Equals("available")) {
            // Sent when an ad has been loaded and is ready to be displayed,
            //   either because we autofetched an ad or because you called
            //   `Fetch`.
        }
        if (adState.Equals("fetch_failed")) {
            // Sent when an ad has failed to load.
            // This is sent with when we try to autofetch an ad and fail, and also
            //    as a response to calls you make to `Fetch` that fail.
            // Some of the possible reasons for fetch failures:
            //    - Incentivized ad rate limiting (see your app's Publisher
            //      Settings dashboard)
            //    - None of the available ad networks had any fill
            //    - Network connectivity
            //    - The given ad tag is disabled (see your app's Publisher
            //      Settings dashboard)
            //    - One or more of the segments the user falls into are
            //      preventing an ad from being fetched (see your
            //      Segmentation Settings dashboard)
        }
        if (adState.Equals("audio_starting")) {
            // The ad about to be shown will need audio.
            // Mute any background music.
        }
        if (adState.Equals("audio_finished")) {
            // The ad being shown no longer needs audio.
            // Any background music can be resumed.
        }
    }

}