using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
using WusModApi;

public class MapScript : MonoBehaviour
{
    private bool _startedMusic = false;

    private void Start()
    {
        ModdingApi.Log("Hello, I am a logging tool. You can use me like this! I'm not written to your log file.");
        ModdingApi.GameEvents.OnSecondTickCallback += TickSecond;

        var sprt = ModdingApi.ImageLibrary.GetModSprite("MissionImage");
        if (sprt != null)
        {
            Debug.Log("FOUND AN IMAGE");
        }
        else
        {
            Debug.Log("Did not find an image :(");
        }

        //Avoid doing much more with the API in Start. The game was not initially designed for modding, so some stuff happens in the first second or so
        //(graphs get scanned, music is set, enemies are chosen etc...). If you want to do stuff with the api here, it's best you
        //set an invoke for a second or two, and do stuff then.

        SetStartingResources();
    }

    public void OnDestroy()
    {
        ModdingApi.GameEvents.OnSecondTickCallback -= TickSecond;
    }

    public void Update()
    {
        //do something in update, this is called every frame so really use this sparingly...
    }

    public void TickSecond(int second)
    {
        /* because the game wasn't initially designed for modding, there are certain things that happen in certain order.
        In this case, remember to start a music loop in the fourth second, and do it only once. If you don't implement the bool,
        the music will reset again in the 4th second of the next minute. */


        if(second == 3 && !_startedMusic){

            var goodWarrior = ModdingApi.ImageLibrary.GetModSprite("GoodWarrior");
            var evilWarrior = ModdingApi.ImageLibrary.GetModSprite("EvilWarrior");
            ModdingApi.Dialogue.ShowDialogue(goodWarrior,  "Mesamandias", "We will banish you once and for all from these lands...", 5, true, "", 5.0f);
            ModdingApi.Dialogue.ShowDialogue(evilWarrior,  "Aranarth", "Not before you all perish!", 0, false, "", 5.0f);

            _startedMusic = true;
            PlayMusicListExample();
            PlayClipExample();
            SetWeather("weather_name_thunderStorm", 600);
            ModdingApi.Logging.AddLog("Hold the fort!", "red");
            //ModdingApi.Logging.ShowMessage("MAP TWO The last stand", "Hear me, brave warriors, as we stand tall within these ancient fortress walls. In this hour, we face a final test, With honor and valor, we'll give our best.");
        }

        //if (second > 4)
        //{
        //    var weatherId = ModdingApi.Weather.GetCurrentWeather();
        //    ModdingApi.ILog.AddLog("Weather is: " + weatherId, "white");
        //}
    }

    //Get the sound clip "Horn.wav", and play it. Sounds must be wav files in ModFolder/Sounds.
    public void PlayClipExample()
    {
        var clip = ModdingApi.SoundLibrary.GetModSound("Horn");
        ModdingApi.SoundLibrary.PlaySound(clip);
    }

    //Music is just a sound clip, so get it and play it in a loop. Same folder as sounds.
    public void PlayMusicExample()
    {
        //var clip = ModdingApi.SoundLibrary.GetModSound("the-legion");
        //ModdingApi.SoundLibrary.PlayMusicLoop(clip);
    }

    //Play a list of music
    public void PlayMusicListExample()
    {
        //get the clips we want
        var clip = ModdingApi.SoundLibrary.GetModSound("Legionnaire");
        //var clipTwo = ModdingApi.SoundLibrary.GetModSound("chase");

        //make a list, and add the clips
        List<AudioClip> music = new List<AudioClip>();
        music.Add(clip);
        //music.Add(clipTwo);

        //call the api to play it
        ModdingApi.SoundLibrary.PlayMusicList(music);
    }

    public void SetWeather(string weatherId, int duration)
    {
        //if we force weather, it will stay for the duration of the whole level, until we change ForceWeather to false again.
        //ModdingApi.Weather.ForceWeather = true;

        //set the weather like this, remember that even if you force it the number will always show
        ModdingApi.Weather.SetWeather(weatherId, duration);
    }

    public void SetStartingResources()
    {
        ModdingApi.Resources.SetResource("Wood_res_name", 7000);
        ModdingApi.Resources.SetResource("Stone_res_name", 5000);
        ModdingApi.Resources.SetResource("Iron_res_name", 3000);
    }
}