import teaser.logic.utilities as utils
import os
"""This module contains an example that shows to create a building not using
the archetype approach but adding all information separately. In this example
we import all needed modules and classes where we need it in the code. For you
application we suggest to use PEP008 and import them at the beginning of the
script.
"""


def example_create_building():
    """"This function demonstrates generating a building adding all
    information separately"""

    # First step: Import the TEASER API (called Project) into your Python module

    from teaser.project import Project

    # To use the API instantiate the Project class and rename the Project. The
    # parameter load_data=True indicates that we load data into our
    # Project (e.g. for Material properties and typical wall constructions.
    # This can take a few seconds, depending on the size of the used data base.

    prj = Project(load_data=True)
    prj.name = "BuildingExample"

    # Instantiate a Building class and set the Project API as a parent to
    # this building. This will automatically add this building and all its
    # future changes to the project. This is helpful as we can use the data
    # base and API functions (like explained in e2 - e5). We also set some
    # building parameters. Be careful: Dymola does not like whitespaces in
    # names and filenames, thus we will delete them anyway in TEASER.

    from teaser.logic.buildingobjects.building import Building

    bldg = Building(parent=prj)
    bldg.name = "SuperExampleBuilding"
    bldg.street_name = "AwesomeAvenue42"
    bldg.city = "46325FantasticTown"
    bldg.year_of_construction = 2015
    bldg.number_of_floors = 1
    bldg.height_of_floors = 3.5

    # Instantiate a ThermalZone class and set the Building as a parent of it.
    # Set some parameters of the thermal zone. Be careful: Dymola does not
    # like whitespaces in  names and filenames, thus we will delete them
    # anyway in TEASER.

    from teaser.logic.buildingobjects.thermalzone import ThermalZone

    tz = ThermalZone(parent=bldg)
    tz.name = "LivingRoom"
    tz.area = 140.0
    tz.volume = tz.area * bldg.number_of_floors * bldg.height_of_floors
    tz.infiltration_rate = 0.5

    # # Instantiate BoundaryConditions and load conditions for `Living`.

    # from teaser.logic.buildingobjects.boundaryconditions.boundaryconditions \
    #     import BoundaryConditions

    # tz.use_conditions = BoundaryConditions(parent=tz)
    # tz.use_conditions.load_use_conditions("Living", prj.data)

    # Define two building elements reflecting a pitched roof (south = 180° and
    # north = 0°). Setting the the ThermalZone as a parent will automatically
    # assign this element to the thermal zone. We also set names, tilt and
    # coefficients for heat transfer on the inner and outer side of the
    # roofs. If the building has a flat roof, please use -1 as
    # orientation. Please read the docs to get more information on these
    # parameters.

    from teaser.logic.buildingobjects.buildingphysics.rooftop import Rooftop

    roof_south = Rooftop(parent=tz)
    roof_south.name = "Roof_South_DK_TEST"
    roof_south.building_age_group = [2005, 2015]
    roof_south.construction_type = "tabula_standard_2_SFH"
    roof_south.area = 75.0
    roof_south.orientation = 180.0
    roof_south.tilt = 55.0
    roof_south.inner_convection = 1.7
    roof_south.outer_convection = 20.0
    roof_south.inner_radiation = 5.0
    roof_south.outer_radiation = 5.0

    # To define the wall constructions we need to instantiate Layer and
    # Material objects and set attributes. id indicates the order of wall
    # construction from inside to outside (so 0 is on the inner surface). You
    # need to set this value!

    from teaser.logic.buildingobjects.buildingphysics.layer import Layer
    from teaser.data.dataclass import DataClass

    empty_data = DataClass()
    empty_data.element_bind = None
    empty_data.path_tb = utils.get_full_path(
        os.path.join(
            'data',
            'input',
            'inputdata',
            'TypeElements_TABULA_DK.xml'))
    empty_data.load_tb_binding()
    # First layer south

    layer_s1 = Layer(parent=roof_south, id=0)
    layer_s1.thickness = 0.3

    from teaser.logic.buildingobjects.buildingphysics.material import Material

    material_s1 = Material(layer_s1)
    material_s1.load_material_template("Insulation_DK_1", data_class=empty_data)

    # material_s1.save_type_element()

    # material_s1.save_material_template(empty_data)

    # Second layer south

    layer_s2 = Layer(parent=roof_south, id=1)
    layer_s2.thickness = 0.15

    material_s2 = Material(layer_s2)
    material_s2.load_material_template("Tile", data_class=empty_data)

    roof_south.save_type_element(empty_data)


if __name__ == '__main__':
    example_create_building()
    print("Example 6: That's it :)")