// Testable Spotify client-credentials token + search helpers, decoupled from resolver.js's HTTP
// side effects so `node --test` can drive them with injected fakes (a counting fetch + a fake
// clock). The single-flight token getter coalesces a cold-cache fan-out — up to MAX_CANDIDATES
// concurrent resolves share ONE POST /api/token instead of stampeding the rate-limited endpoint.

// Single-flight token getter factory. `fetchToken()` performs the real POST /api/token and
// returns { access_token, expires_in } (resolver.js wires the live fetch); `now` is the clock
// (Date.now, injectable for tests). Returns { getToken, invalidate }:
//   getToken() -> the cached access_token while it is fresh; on a cold/expired cache, the FIRST
//     caller starts the fetch and every concurrent caller awaits the SAME in-flight promise, so
//     N concurrent cold lookups make exactly one fetch. The in-flight promise is cleared once it
//     settles (success OR failure) so the next cold window re-fetches and a rejected fetch never
//     poisons the cache.
//   invalidate() -> drop the cached value so the next getToken re-fetches (used by the 401 path).
// Expiry math is (expires_in - 60)*1000 ms — a 60s safety margin before Spotify's stated expiry.
export function makeSpotifyToken({ fetchToken, now = Date.now }) {
  let token = null;
  let exp = 0;
  let inflight = null;

  async function getToken() {
    if (token && now() < exp) return token; // warm hit — value cache, no promise
    if (inflight) return inflight; // a cold fetch is already running — coalesce onto it
    inflight = (async () => {
      const j = await fetchToken();
      token = j.access_token;
      exp = now() + (j.expires_in - 60) * 1000;
      return token;
    })().finally(() => { inflight = null; }); // clear on success OR failure
    return inflight;
  }

  // Force the next getToken to re-fetch (the cached value is rejected mid-window, e.g. a 401).
  function invalidate() {
    token = null;
    exp = 0;
  }

  return { getToken, invalidate };
}

// Search-with-retry factory. `doSearch(name, token)` performs ONE Spotify search and returns
// { ok, status, body } — never throws for an HTTP error (the caller decides). `tokens` is a
// makeSpotifyToken() handle; `sleep(ms)` is the backoff delay (injectable, zero in tests).
// Returns search(name) -> the parsed JSON body, or throws so resolve-core's per-candidate catch
// nulls that candidate (today's graceful degradation). Behavior:
//   * 401 -> invalidate the token, fetch a fresh one, retry ONCE; a persistent 401 throws.
//   * 429 -> honor a bounded Retry-After (capped) once, then retry ONCE; a persistent 429 throws.
//   * other !ok -> throw (caller nulls the candidate, as today).
// Retries are bounded to one — never unbounded.
export function makeSpotifySearch({ doSearch, tokens, sleep = (ms) => new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, ms)), maxRetryAfterMs = 2000 }) {
  return async function search(name) {
    let token = await tokens.getToken();
    let r = await doSearch(name, token);

    if (r.status === 401) {
      tokens.invalidate(); // the token was rejected mid-window — force a fresh one
      token = await tokens.getToken();
      r = await doSearch(name, token);
    } else if (r.status === 429) {
      const wait = retryAfterMs(r.headers, maxRetryAfterMs);
      if (wait != null) await sleep(wait);
      r = await doSearch(name, token);
    }

    if (!r.ok) throw new Error(`spotify search http ${r.status}`);
    return r.body;
  };
}

// Parse a bounded Retry-After (seconds) from response headers into ms, capped at `maxMs`.
// `headers` is a fetch Headers (or any object with a .get). Returns null when absent/garbage.
export function retryAfterMs(headers, maxMs) {
  const raw = headers?.get?.("retry-after");
  if (raw == null || raw === "") return null; // absent -> no wait (Number(null/"") is 0, guard it)
  const secs = Number(raw);
  if (!Number.isFinite(secs) || secs < 0) return null;
  return Math.min(secs * 1000, maxMs);
}