import CollapseTransition from '../../../../../javascripts/shared-components/CollapseTransition.js'

export default {
  props: ['node'],
  components: { CollapseTransition },
  data: () => ({ expanded: false }),
  computed: {
    // A parent node should be displayed if some of it's children has count > 0
    // count is the number of entries in the list have this node value
    displayNode() {
      return [this.node, ...this.node.descendants].some((node) => node.count > 0)
    },
    someDescendantChecked() {
      return this.node.descendants.some((node) => node.checked)
    },
    nodeClasses() {
      return {
        checked: this.node.checked,
        'some-descendant-checked': this.someDescendantChecked,
        expanded: this.expanded
      }
    },
    nodeTitle() {
        var vLanguage = $('html').attr ('lang')??undefined;
        var vLabel;
        
        if (vLanguage) vLabel = $('<span>' + this.node.label + '<span>').find ('[lang=' + vLanguage + ']').text()
        else vLabel = this.node.label;

        return vLabel; 
    }
  },
  methods: {
    onChecked() {
      // uncheck all parents & descendants
      // (this logic is not easy to understand, play with the UI to see how it works)

      // Why unchecking parents?
      // Given this tree France: [ Paris, Bordeaux], Spain: [ Madrid, Barcelone ]
      // Given those entries entryCapitaleFR: Paris|France, entryLyon: France
      // If France is checked, I want both entry to be display
      // If Paris is checked, I want only entryCapitaleFR to be displayed.
      // So when clicking Paris, I need to uncheck France (otherwise both will be displayed)

      // Why unchecking descendants?
      // If Paris is checked, and I check France. All entries from France will be displayed
      // then no need to have Paris checked, it's misleading
      this.node.descendants.forEach((node) => { node.checked = false })
      this.node.parents.forEach((node) => { node.checked = false })
    },
    labelClicked(event) {
      // if has childrne, then cliking expand them, and do not trigger the checkbox
      if (this.node.children.length > 0) event.preventDefault()
      this.expanded = !this.expanded
    }
  },
  template: `
    <div class="filter-node-container" v-show="displayNode">
      <label :class="['filter-node', nodeClasses]">
        <input type="checkbox" v-model="node.checked" @change="onChecked">

        <!-- Those two spans are needed, the first one contains both the 
              label + the checkbox drawn with css with :after and :before pseudo element. 
              We want the behaviour to differ depending on where the user clicks 
            (checkbox itself or label) -->
        <span>
          <span class="filter-node-label-wrapper" @click="labelClicked"> 
            <span class="filter-node-label">
              <span v-html="node.label" :title="nodeTitle"></span>
              <i v-if="node.children.length > 0" class="chevron-icon fa fa-caret-down"></i>
            </span>
            <span class="count" v-if="node.count"><span>{{ node.count }}</span></span>
          </span>
        </span>
      </label>
      
      <collapse-transition>
        <div v-if="expanded" class="children">
          <FilterNode v-for="childNode, id in node.children" :key="id" :node="childNode" />
        </div>
      </collapse-transition>
    </div>
  `
}
