import json
from copy import deepcopy
from time import sleep

import pytest

from tests.e2e.utils import data_fetcher
from tests.e2e.utils.data_fetcher.common import (
    GetLambdaResponseOptions,
    get_lambda_response_in_parallel,
)


@pytest.fixture
def ttl_cache_expiration_handler_fn_arn(infrastructure: dict) -> str:
    return infrastructure.get("TtlCacheExpirationHandlerArn", "")


@pytest.fixture
def ttl_cache_timeout_handler_fn_arn(infrastructure: dict) -> str:
    return infrastructure.get("TtlCacheTimeoutHandlerArn", "")


@pytest.fixture
def parallel_execution_handler_fn_arn(infrastructure: dict) -> str:
    return infrastructure.get("ParallelExecutionHandlerArn", "")


@pytest.fixture
def function_thread_safety_handler_fn_arn(infrastructure: dict) -> str:
    return infrastructure.get("FunctionThreadSafetyHandlerArn", "")


@pytest.fixture
def optional_idempotency_key_fn_arn(infrastructure: dict) -> str:
    return infrastructure.get("OptionalIdempotencyKeyHandlerArn", "")


@pytest.fixture
def payload_tampering_validation_fn_arn(infrastructure: dict) -> str:
    return infrastructure.get("PayloadTamperingValidationHandlerArn", "")


@pytest.fixture
def response_hook_handler_fn_arn(infrastructure: dict) -> str:
    return infrastructure.get("ResponseHookArn", "")


@pytest.fixture
def idempotency_table_name(infrastructure: dict) -> str:
    return infrastructure.get("DynamoDBTable", "")


@pytest.mark.xdist_group(name="idempotency")
def test_ttl_caching_expiration_idempotency(ttl_cache_expiration_handler_fn_arn: str):
    # GIVEN
    payload = json.dumps({"message": "Powertools for AWS Lambda (Python) - TTL 5s"})

    # WHEN
    # first execution
    first_execution, _ = data_fetcher.get_lambda_response(
        lambda_arn=ttl_cache_expiration_handler_fn_arn,
        payload=payload,
    )
    first_execution_response = first_execution["Payload"].read().decode("utf-8")

    # the second execution should return the same response as the first execution
    second_execution, _ = data_fetcher.get_lambda_response(
        lambda_arn=ttl_cache_expiration_handler_fn_arn,
        payload=payload,
    )
    second_execution_response = second_execution["Payload"].read().decode("utf-8")

    # wait 8s to expire ttl and execute again, this should return a new response value
    sleep(8)
    third_execution, _ = data_fetcher.get_lambda_response(
        lambda_arn=ttl_cache_expiration_handler_fn_arn,
        payload=payload,
    )
    third_execution_response = third_execution["Payload"].read().decode("utf-8")

    # THEN
    assert first_execution_response == second_execution_response
    assert third_execution_response != second_execution_response


@pytest.mark.xdist_group(name="idempotency")
def test_ttl_caching_timeout_idempotency(ttl_cache_timeout_handler_fn_arn: str):
    # GIVEN
    payload_timeout_execution = json.dumps(
        {"sleep": 12, "message": "Powertools for AWS Lambda (Python) - TTL 1s"},
        sort_keys=True,
    )
    payload_working_execution = json.dumps(
        {"sleep": 0, "message": "Powertools for AWS Lambda (Python) - TTL 1s"},
        sort_keys=True,
    )

    # WHEN
    # first call should fail due to timeout
    execution_with_timeout, _ = data_fetcher.get_lambda_response(
        lambda_arn=ttl_cache_timeout_handler_fn_arn,
        payload=payload_timeout_execution,
        raise_on_error=False,
    )
    execution_with_timeout_response = execution_with_timeout["Payload"].read().decode("utf-8")

    # the second call should work and return the payload
    execution_working, _ = data_fetcher.get_lambda_response(
        lambda_arn=ttl_cache_timeout_handler_fn_arn,
        payload=payload_working_execution,
    )
    execution_working_response = execution_working["Payload"].read().decode("utf-8")

    # THEN
    assert "Task timed out after" in execution_with_timeout_response
    assert payload_working_execution == execution_working_response


@pytest.mark.xdist_group(name="idempotency")
def test_parallel_execution_idempotency(parallel_execution_handler_fn_arn: str):
    # GIVEN
    payload = json.dumps({"message": "Powertools for AWS Lambda (Python) - Parallel execution"})

    invocation_options = [
        GetLambdaResponseOptions(lambda_arn=parallel_execution_handler_fn_arn, payload=payload, raise_on_error=False),
        GetLambdaResponseOptions(lambda_arn=parallel_execution_handler_fn_arn, payload=payload, raise_on_error=False),
    ]

    # WHEN executing Lambdas in parallel
    execution_result_list = get_lambda_response_in_parallel(invocation_options)

    timeout_execution_response = execution_result_list[0][0]["Payload"].read().decode("utf-8")
    error_idempotency_execution_response = execution_result_list[1][0]["Payload"].read().decode("utf-8")

    # THEN
    assert "Execution already in progress with idempotency key" in error_idempotency_execution_response
    assert "Task timed out after" in timeout_execution_response


@pytest.mark.xdist_group(name="idempotency")
def test_idempotent_function_thread_safety(function_thread_safety_handler_fn_arn: str):
    # GIVEN
    payload = json.dumps({"message": "Powertools for AWS Lambda (Python) - Idempotent function thread safety check"})

    # WHEN
    # first execution
    first_execution, _ = data_fetcher.get_lambda_response(
        lambda_arn=function_thread_safety_handler_fn_arn,
        payload=payload,
    )
    first_execution_response = first_execution["Payload"].read().decode("utf-8")

    # the second execution should return the same response as the first execution
    second_execution, _ = data_fetcher.get_lambda_response(
        lambda_arn=function_thread_safety_handler_fn_arn,
        payload=payload,
    )
    second_execution_response = second_execution["Payload"].read().decode("utf-8")

    # THEN
    # Function threads finished without exception AND
    # first and second execution is the same
    for function_thread in json.loads(first_execution_response):
        assert function_thread["state"] == "FINISHED"
        assert function_thread["exception"] is None
        assert function_thread["output"] is not None

    # we use set() here because we want to compare the elements regardless of their order in the array
    assert set(first_execution_response) == set(second_execution_response)


@pytest.mark.xdist_group(name="idempotency")
def test_optional_idempotency_key(optional_idempotency_key_fn_arn: str):
    # GIVEN two payloads where only one has the expected idempotency key
    payload = json.dumps({"headers": {"X-Idempotency-Key": "here"}})
    payload_without = json.dumps({"headers": {}})

    # WHEN
    # we make one request with an idempotency key
    first_execution, _ = data_fetcher.get_lambda_response(lambda_arn=optional_idempotency_key_fn_arn, payload=payload)
    first_execution_response = first_execution["Payload"].read().decode("utf-8")

    # and two others without the idempotency key
    second_execution, _ = data_fetcher.get_lambda_response(
        lambda_arn=optional_idempotency_key_fn_arn,
        payload=payload_without,
    )
    second_execution_response = second_execution["Payload"].read().decode("utf-8")

    third_execution, _ = data_fetcher.get_lambda_response(
        lambda_arn=optional_idempotency_key_fn_arn,
        payload=payload_without,
    )
    third_execution_response = third_execution["Payload"].read().decode("utf-8")

    # THEN
    # we should treat 2nd and 3rd requests with NULL idempotency key as non-idempotent transactions
    # that is, no cache, no calls to persistent store, etc.
    assert first_execution_response != second_execution_response
    assert first_execution_response != third_execution_response
    assert second_execution_response != third_execution_response


@pytest.mark.xdist_group(name="idempotency")
def test_payload_tampering_validation(payload_tampering_validation_fn_arn: str):
    # GIVEN a transaction with the idempotency key on refund and customer IDs
    transaction = {
        "refund_id": "ffd11882-d476-4598-bbf1-643f2be5addf",
        "customer_id": "9e9fc440-9e65-49b5-9e71-1382ea1b1658",
        "details": {"company_name": "Parker, Johnson and Rath", "currency": "Turkish Lira"},
    }

    # AND a second transaction with the exact idempotency key but different currency
    tampered_transaction = deepcopy(transaction)
    tampered_transaction["details"]["currency"] = "Euro"

    # WHEN we make both requests to a Lambda Function that enabled payload validation
    data_fetcher.get_lambda_response(lambda_arn=payload_tampering_validation_fn_arn, payload=json.dumps(transaction))

    # THEN we should receive a payload validation error in the second request
    with pytest.raises(RuntimeError, match="Payload does not match stored record"):
        data_fetcher.get_lambda_response(
            lambda_arn=payload_tampering_validation_fn_arn,
            payload=json.dumps(tampered_transaction),
        )


@pytest.mark.xdist_group(name="idempotency")
def test_response_hook_idempotency(response_hook_handler_fn_arn: str):
    # GIVEN
    payload = json.dumps({"message": "Powertools for AWS Lambda (Python)"})

    # WHEN
    # first execution
    first_execution, _ = data_fetcher.get_lambda_response(
        lambda_arn=response_hook_handler_fn_arn,
        payload=payload,
    )
    first_execution_response = first_execution["Payload"].read().decode("utf-8")

    # the second execution should include response hook
    second_execution, _ = data_fetcher.get_lambda_response(
        lambda_arn=response_hook_handler_fn_arn,
        payload=payload,
    )
    second_execution_response = second_execution["Payload"].read().decode("utf-8")

    # THEN first execution should not trigger response hook
    # THEN seconde execution must trigger response hook
    assert "x-response-hook" not in first_execution_response
    assert "x-response-hook" in second_execution_response