prowler/ui/lib/schedules.ts

import { z } from "zod";

import type { ScanScheduleSummary } from "@/types/scans";
import {
  SCAN_SCHEDULE_CAPABILITY,
  type ScanScheduleCapability,
  SCHEDULE_FREQUENCY,
  SCHEDULE_WEEKDAY_LABELS,
  type ScheduleAttributes,
  type ScheduleFormValues,
  type ScheduleProps,
  type ScheduleUpdatePayload,
} from "@/types/schedules";

const DEFAULT_SCHEDULE_HOUR = 0;
const DEFAULT_DAY_OF_WEEK = 1;
const DEFAULT_DAY_OF_MONTH = 1;
// The backend (prowler-cloud) enforces SCAN_INTERVAL_HOURS_MIN = 24. 48 is well
// above that floor.
const SCAN_INTERVAL_HOURS_MIN = 24;
const DEFAULT_INTERVAL_HOURS = 48;

export const scheduleFormSchema = z.object({
  frequency: z.enum(SCHEDULE_FREQUENCY),
  hour: z.number().int().min(0).max(23),
  dayOfWeek: z.number().int().min(0).max(6),
  dayOfMonth: z.number().int().min(1).max(28),
  intervalHours: z.number().int().min(SCAN_INTERVAL_HOURS_MIN),
  launchInitialScan: z.boolean(),
});

/**
 * Default scan-schedule capability for the current environment.
 *
 * Pure function (no side effects) so it is trivial to unit-test. Prowler OSS has
 * no billing, so the only distinction it can make is Cloud vs non-Cloud:
 * non-Cloud → legacy daily-only, Cloud → full scheduling. The prowler-cloud
 * overlay computes its own (billing-aware) capability and passes it down via the
 * optional `capability` prop, overriding this default — no billing concept ever
 * leaks into OSS.
 */
export function getScanScheduleCapability(
  isCloud: boolean,
): ScanScheduleCapability {
  return isCloud
    ? SCAN_SCHEDULE_CAPABILITY.ADVANCED
    : SCAN_SCHEDULE_CAPABILITY.DAILY_LEGACY;
}

export function formatScheduleHour(hour: number): string {
  const normalizedHour = ((hour % 24) + 24) % 24;
  const period = normalizedHour >= 12 ? "pm" : "am";
  const displayHour = normalizedHour % 12 === 0 ? 12 : normalizedHour % 12;

  return `${displayHour}:00${period}`;
}

export function getBrowserTimezone(): string {
  if (typeof window === "undefined") {
    return "UTC";
  }

  return Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().timeZone || "UTC";
}

export function getScheduleFormDefaults(): ScheduleFormValues {
  return {
    frequency: SCHEDULE_FREQUENCY.DAILY,
    hour: DEFAULT_SCHEDULE_HOUR,
    dayOfWeek: DEFAULT_DAY_OF_WEEK,
    dayOfMonth: DEFAULT_DAY_OF_MONTH,
    intervalHours: DEFAULT_INTERVAL_HOURS,
    launchInitialScan: false,
  };
}

export function getScheduleFormValues(
  schedule?: ScheduleAttributes | null,
): ScheduleFormValues {
  const defaults = getScheduleFormDefaults();

  if (!schedule || schedule.scan_hour === null) {
    return defaults;
  }

  return {
    frequency: schedule.scan_frequency,
    hour: schedule.scan_hour,
    dayOfWeek: schedule.scan_day_of_week ?? defaults.dayOfWeek,
    dayOfMonth: schedule.scan_day_of_month ?? defaults.dayOfMonth,
    intervalHours: schedule.scan_interval_hours ?? defaults.intervalHours,
    launchInitialScan: false,
  };
}

export function buildScheduleUpdatePayload(
  values: ScheduleFormValues,
): ScheduleUpdatePayload {
  return {
    scan_enabled: true,
    scan_frequency: values.frequency,
    scan_hour: values.hour,
    scan_timezone: getBrowserTimezone(),
    scan_interval_hours:
      values.frequency === SCHEDULE_FREQUENCY.INTERVAL
        ? values.intervalHours
        : null,
    scan_day_of_week:
      values.frequency === SCHEDULE_FREQUENCY.WEEKLY ? values.dayOfWeek : null,
    scan_day_of_month:
      values.frequency === SCHEDULE_FREQUENCY.MONTHLY
        ? values.dayOfMonth
        : null,
  };
}

interface SchedulesActionResult {
  data?: ScheduleProps[] | null;
  error?: unknown;
}

/**
 * Indexes a `getSchedules()` result by provider id — the schedule resource's own
 * `id` IS the provider id. Returns an empty map on error or missing data, so
 * callers can treat schedules as best-effort (e.g. OSS, where the `/schedules`
 * list endpoint may not exist). Shared by the scans and providers views.
 */
export function buildSchedulesByProviderId(
  result: SchedulesActionResult | null | undefined,
): Record<string, ScheduleAttributes> {
  const byProviderId: Record<string, ScheduleAttributes> = {};
  if (!result || result.error) return byProviderId;

  for (const schedule of result.data ?? []) {
    byProviderId[schedule.id] = schedule.attributes;
  }

  return byProviderId;
}

/**
 * Whether a provider has an explicitly configured scan schedule.
 *
 * The schedule resource is backed by the Provider row itself: an unconfigured
 * provider — or one whose schedule was removed (DELETE resets the schedule to
 * defaults: `scan_hour=null`, but leaves `scan_enabled=true`) — comes back with
 * `scan_hour === null`. So `scan_hour` is the canonical "is configured" signal;
 * `scan_enabled` is NOT, because a freshly created provider already reports
 * `scan_enabled=true`.
 */
export function isScheduleConfigured(
  attributes: Pick<ScheduleAttributes, "scan_hour">,
): boolean {
  return attributes.scan_hour !== null;
}

/**
 * Computes the next time a schedule would run, as a local `Date`. Pure: `now` is
 * injected so it is deterministic to test. Computation is done in the browser's
 * local time, which matches the timezone shown next to it (`getBrowserTimezone`),
 * so no timezone-conversion library is needed. This is an estimate for display;
 * the backend is the source of truth for the actual fire time.
 *
 * INTERVAL shares the DAILY computation: the backend anchors its first run at
 * the next occurrence of `scan_hour`.
 */
export function getNextScheduledRun(
  values: ScheduleFormValues,
  now: Date,
): Date {
  const next = new Date(now);
  next.setHours(values.hour, 0, 0, 0);

  switch (values.frequency) {
    case SCHEDULE_FREQUENCY.WEEKLY: {
      let delta = (values.dayOfWeek - next.getDay() + 7) % 7;
      if (delta === 0 && next <= now) delta = 7;
      next.setDate(next.getDate() + delta);
      return next;
    }
    case SCHEDULE_FREQUENCY.MONTHLY: {
      next.setDate(values.dayOfMonth);
      if (next <= now) {
        next.setMonth(next.getMonth() + 1, values.dayOfMonth);
      }
      return next;
    }
    default: {
      // DAILY and INTERVAL (the interval anchor is the next occurrence of the hour)
      if (next <= now) next.setDate(next.getDate() + 1);
      return next;
    }
  }
}

export interface ScheduleCadenceParts {
  /** e.g. "Weekly on Monday" */
  cadence: string;
  /** e.g. "9:00am (Europe/Madrid)" */
  time: string;
}

export function getScheduleCadenceParts(
  attributes: ScheduleAttributes,
): ScheduleCadenceParts {
  const time = `${formatScheduleHour(attributes.scan_hour ?? 0)} (${attributes.scan_timezone})`;

  switch (attributes.scan_frequency) {
    case SCHEDULE_FREQUENCY.WEEKLY: {
      const weekday =
        SCHEDULE_WEEKDAY_LABELS[attributes.scan_day_of_week ?? 0] ??
        SCHEDULE_WEEKDAY_LABELS[0];
      return { cadence: `Weekly on ${weekday}`, time };
    }
    case SCHEDULE_FREQUENCY.MONTHLY:
      return {
        cadence: `Monthly on day ${attributes.scan_day_of_month ?? 1}`,
        time,
      };
    case SCHEDULE_FREQUENCY.INTERVAL:
      return {
        cadence: `Every ${attributes.scan_interval_hours ?? 0} hours`,
        time,
      };
    default:
      return { cadence: "Daily", time };
  }
}

/** Human-readable cadence, e.g. "Weekly on Monday @ 9:00am (Europe/Madrid)". */
export function describeScheduleCadence(
  attributes: ScheduleAttributes,
): string {
  const { cadence, time } = getScheduleCadenceParts(attributes);
  return `${cadence} @ ${time}`;
}

/**
 * Next-run estimate honoring the schedule's own timezone: `toLocaleString`
 * converts `now` to that timezone's wall-clock and the offset is applied back.
 */
export function getNextScheduledRunInTimezone(
  attributes: ScheduleAttributes,
  now: Date,
): Date | null {
  if (attributes.scan_hour === null) return null;

  let timezoneNow: Date;
  try {
    timezoneNow = new Date(
      now.toLocaleString("en-US", { timeZone: attributes.scan_timezone }),
    );
  } catch {
    timezoneNow = new Date(now);
  }
  if (Number.isNaN(timezoneNow.getTime())) timezoneNow = new Date(now);

  const target = getNextScheduledRun(
    getScheduleFormValues(attributes),
    timezoneNow,
  );

  return new Date(now.getTime() + (target.getTime() - timezoneNow.getTime()));
}

/**
 * Builds the display summary (cadence + next/last run) for a provider's
 * schedule, the way the scans and providers tables render it. Shared so both
 * views show identical cadence labels.
 *
 * `next_scan_at` semantics: an absent field (older API) with an enabled
 * schedule falls back to a client estimate; an explicit null (paused) means no
 * next run.
 */
export function buildProviderScheduleSummary(
  attributes: ScheduleAttributes,
  now: Date,
): ScanScheduleSummary {
  const nextScanAt =
    attributes.next_scan_at === undefined && attributes.scan_enabled
      ? (getNextScheduledRunInTimezone(attributes, now)?.toISOString() ?? null)
      : (attributes.next_scan_at ?? null);

  return {
    summary: describeScheduleCadence(attributes),
    cadence: getScheduleCadenceParts(attributes).cadence,
    nextScanAt,
    lastScanAt: attributes.last_scan_at ?? null,
  };
}