#!/usr/bin/python3
# Sample usage:
# bazel run -c opt //frc971/analysis:plot  -- --logfile /tmp/log.fbs --config gyro.pb
import argparse
import json
import os.path
from pathlib import Path
import sys

from frc971.analysis.py_log_reader import LogReader
from frc971.analysis.plot_config_pb2 import PlotConfig, Signal, Line
from google.protobuf import text_format

import numpy as np
import matplotlib
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt


class Plotter:
    def __init__(self, plot_config: PlotConfig, reader: LogReader):
        self.config = plot_config
        self.reader = reader
        # Data streams, indexed by alias.
        self.data = {}

    def process_logfile(self):
        aliases = set()
        for channel in self.config.channel:
            if channel.alias in aliases:
                raise ValueError("Duplicate alias " + channel.alias)
            if not self.reader.subscribe(channel.name, channel.type):
                print("Warning: No such channel with name " + channel.name +
                      " and type " + channel.type)
                continue
            aliases.add(channel.alias)

        self.reader.process()

        for channel in self.config.channel:
            self.data[channel.alias] = []
            if channel.alias not in aliases:
                print("Unable to plot channel alias " + channel.alias)
                continue
            for message in self.reader.get_data_for_channel(
                    channel.name, channel.type):
                valid_json = message[2].replace('nan', '"nan"')
                valid_json = valid_json.replace(' inf', ' "inf"')
                valid_json = valid_json.replace('-inf', '"-inf"')
                try:
                    parsed_json = json.loads(valid_json)
                except json.decoder.JSONDecodeError as ex:
                    print("JSON Decode failed:")
                    print(valid_json)
                    raise ex
                self.data[channel.alias].append(
                    (message[0], message[1], parsed_json))
        self.calculate_signals()

    def calculate_down_estimator_signals(self):
        if 'DrivetrainStatus' in self.data:
            # Calculates a rolling mean of the acceleration output from
            # the down estimator.
            entries = []
            buffer_len = 100
            last_100_accels = np.zeros((buffer_len, 3))
            accels_next_row = 0
            for entry in self.data['DrivetrainStatus']:
                msg = entry[2]
                new_msg = {}
                if 'down_estimator' not in msg:
                    continue
                down_estimator = msg['down_estimator']
                new_msg['down_estimator'] = {}
                accel_x = 'accel_x'
                accel_y = 'accel_y'
                accel_z = 'accel_z'
                if (accel_x in down_estimator and accel_y in down_estimator
                        and accel_x in down_estimator):
                    last_100_accels[accels_next_row, :] = [
                        down_estimator[accel_x], down_estimator[accel_y],
                        down_estimator[accel_z]
                    ]

                    accels_next_row += 1
                    accels_next_row = accels_next_row % buffer_len
                    mean_accels = np.mean(last_100_accels, axis=0)
                    new_msg['down_estimator'][
                        'accel_x_rolling_mean'] = mean_accels[0]
                    new_msg['down_estimator'][
                        'accel_y_rolling_mean'] = mean_accels[1]
                    new_msg['down_estimator'][
                        'accel_z_rolling_mean'] = mean_accels[2]
                entries.append((entry[0], entry[1], new_msg))
            if 'CalcDrivetrainStatus' in self.data:
                raise RuntimeError(
                    'CalcDrivetrainStatus is already a member of data.')
            self.data['CalcDrivetrainStatus'] = entries

    def calculate_imu_signals(self):
        if 'IMU' in self.data:
            entries = []
            # Calculates a rolling mean of the raw output from the IMU.
            buffer_len = 1000
            last_1000_accels = np.zeros((buffer_len, 3))
            accels_next_row = 0
            last_1000_gyros = np.zeros((buffer_len, 3))
            gyros_next_row = 0
            for entry in self.data['IMU']:
                for msg in entry[2]['readings']:
                    accel_x = 'accelerometer_x'
                    accel_y = 'accelerometer_y'
                    accel_z = 'accelerometer_z'
                    gyro_x = 'gyro_x'
                    gyro_y = 'gyro_y'
                    gyro_z = 'gyro_z'
                    temp = 'temperature'
                    new_msg = {}
                    if temp in msg:
                        new_msg[temp] = msg[temp]
                    if accel_x in msg and accel_y in msg and accel_x in msg:
                        last_1000_accels[accels_next_row, :] = [
                            msg[accel_x], msg[accel_y], msg[accel_z]
                        ]
                        total_acceleration = np.linalg.norm(
                            last_1000_accels[accels_next_row, :])
                        new_msg['total_acceleration'] = total_acceleration

                        accels_next_row += 1
                        accels_next_row = accels_next_row % buffer_len
                        std_accels = np.std(last_1000_accels, axis=0)
                        new_msg['accel_x_rolling_std'] = std_accels[0]
                        new_msg['accel_y_rolling_std'] = std_accels[1]
                        new_msg['accel_z_rolling_std'] = std_accels[2]
                        mean_accels = np.mean(last_1000_accels, axis=0)
                        new_msg['accel_x_rolling_mean'] = mean_accels[0]
                        new_msg['accel_y_rolling_mean'] = mean_accels[1]
                        new_msg['accel_z_rolling_mean'] = mean_accels[2]
                        new_msg[accel_x] = msg[accel_x]
                        new_msg[accel_y] = msg[accel_y]
                        new_msg[accel_z] = msg[accel_z]
                    if gyro_x in msg and gyro_y in msg and gyro_z in msg:
                        last_1000_gyros[gyros_next_row, :] = [
                            msg[gyro_x], msg[gyro_y], msg[gyro_z]
                        ]
                        gyros_next_row += 1
                        gyros_next_row = gyros_next_row % buffer_len
                        std_gyros = np.std(last_1000_gyros, axis=0)
                        new_msg['gyro_x_rolling_std'] = std_gyros[0]
                        new_msg['gyro_y_rolling_std'] = std_gyros[1]
                        new_msg['gyro_z_rolling_std'] = std_gyros[2]
                        mean_gyros = np.mean(last_1000_gyros, axis=0)
                        new_msg['gyro_x_rolling_mean'] = mean_gyros[0]
                        new_msg['gyro_y_rolling_mean'] = mean_gyros[1]
                        new_msg['gyro_z_rolling_mean'] = mean_gyros[2]
                        new_msg[gyro_x] = msg[gyro_x]
                        new_msg[gyro_y] = msg[gyro_y]
                        new_msg[gyro_z] = msg[gyro_z]
                    timestamp = 'monotonic_timestamp_ns'
                    if timestamp in msg:
                        timestamp_sec = msg[timestamp] * 1e-9
                        new_msg['monotonic_timestamp_sec'] = timestamp_sec
                    entries.append((entry[0], entry[1], new_msg))
            if 'CalcIMU' in self.data:
                raise RuntimeError('CalcIMU is already a member of data.')
            self.data['CalcIMU'] = entries

    def calculate_signals(self):
        """Calculate any derived signals for plotting.

        See calculate_imu_signals for an example, but the basic idea is that
        for any data that is read in from the logfile, we may want to calculate
        some derived signals--possibly as simple as doing unit conversions,
        or more complicated version where we do some filtering or the such.
        The way this will work is that the calculate_* functions will, if the
        raw data is available, calculate the derived signals and place them into
        fake "messages" with an alias of "Calc*". E.g., we currently calculate
        an overall magnitude for the accelerometer readings, which is helpful
        to understanding how some internal filters work."""
        self.calculate_imu_signals()
        self.calculate_down_estimator_signals()

    def extract_field(self, message: dict, field: str):
        """Extracts a field with the given name from the message.

        message will be a dictionary with field names as the keys and then
        values, lists, or more dictionaries as the values. field is the full
        path to the field to extract, with periods separating sub-messages."""
        field_path = field.split('.')
        value = message
        for name in field_path:
            # If the value wasn't populated in a given message, fill in
            # NaN rather than crashing.
            if name in value:
                value = value[name]
            else:
                return None
        # Catch NaNs and convert them to floats.
        return float(value)

    def plot_line(self, axes: matplotlib.axes.Axes, line: Line):
        if not line.HasField('y_signal'):
            raise ValueError("No y_channel specified for line.")
        y_signal = line.y_signal
        if not y_signal.channel in self.data:
            raise ValueError("No channel alias " + y_signal.channel)
        x_signal = line.x_signal if line.HasField('x_signal') else None
        if x_signal is not None and not x_signal.channel in self.data:
            raise ValueError("No channel alias " + x_signal.channel)
        y_messages = self.data[y_signal.channel]
        x_messages = self.data[
            x_signal.channel] if x_signal is not None else None
        if x_messages is not None and len(x_messages) != len(y_messages):
            raise ValueError(
                "X and Y signal lengths don't match. X channel is " +
                x_signal.channel + " Y channel is " + y_signal.channel)
        x_data = []
        y_data = []
        for ii in range(len(y_messages)):
            y_entry = y_messages[ii]
            if x_signal is None:
                x_data.append(y_entry[0] * 1e-9)
            else:
                x_entry = x_messages[ii]
                x_data.append(self.extract_field(x_entry[2], x_signal.field))
            y_data.append(self.extract_field(y_entry[2], y_signal.field))
            if x_data[-1] is None and y_data[-1] is not None:
                raise ValueError(
                    "Only one of the x and y signals is present. X " +
                    x_signal.channel + "." + x_signal.field + " Y " +
                    y_signal.channel + "." + y_signal.field)
        label_name = y_signal.channel + "." + y_signal.field
        axes.plot(x_data, y_data, marker='o', label=label_name)

    def plot(self):
        shared_axis = None
        for figure_config in self.config.figure:
            fig = plt.figure()
            num_subplots = len(figure_config.axes)
            for ii in range(num_subplots):
                axes_config = figure_config.axes[ii]
                share_axis = axes_config.share_x_axis
                axes = fig.add_subplot(
                    num_subplots,
                    1,
                    ii + 1,
                    sharex=shared_axis if share_axis else None)
                if share_axis and shared_axis is None:
                    shared_axis = axes
                for line in axes_config.line:
                    self.plot_line(axes, line)
                # Make the legend transparent so we can see behind it.
                legend = axes.legend(framealpha=0.5, loc='upper right')
                axes.set_xlabel(axes_config.xlabel)
                axes.grid(True)
                if axes_config.HasField("ylabel"):
                    axes.set_ylabel(axes_config.ylabel)


def main(argv):
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
        description="Plot data from an aos logfile.")
    parser.add_argument("--logfile",
                        type=str,
                        required=True,
                        help="Path to the logfile to parse.")
    parser.add_argument("--config",
                        type=str,
                        required=True,
                        help="Name of the plot config to use.")
    parser.add_argument("--config_dir",
                        type=str,
                        default="frc971/analysis/plot_configs",
                        help="Directory to look for plot configs in.")
    args = parser.parse_args(argv[1:])

    if not os.path.isdir(args.config_dir):
        print(args.config_dir + " is not a directory.")
        return 1
    config_path = os.path.join(args.config_dir, args.config)
    if not os.path.isfile(config_path):
        print(config_path +
              " does not exist or is not a file--available configs are")
        for file_name in os.listdir(args.config_dir):
            print(os.path.basename(file_name))
        return 1

    config = PlotConfig()
    with open(config_path) as config_file:
        text_format.Merge(config_file.read(), config)

    if not os.path.isfile(args.logfile):
        print(args.logfile + " is not a file.")
        return 1

    reader = LogReader(args.logfile)

    plotter = Plotter(config, reader)
    plotter.process_logfile()
    plotter.plot()
    plt.show()

    return 0


if __name__ == '__main__':
    sys.exit(main(sys.argv))