"""This module defines the sass_library and sass_binary rules."""

load("@aspect_bazel_lib//lib:copy_to_bin.bzl", "copy_to_bin")
load("@npm//:csso-cli/package_json.bzl", _csso_bin = "bin")
load("@npm//:sass/package_json.bzl", _sass_bin = "bin")

def sass_library(name, srcs, visibility, deps = []):
    """Groups together one or more .scss or .css files.

    This rule simply copies its input files to the Bazel output tree with the copy_to_bin rule
    (https://docs.aspect.build/rulesets/aspect_bazel_lib/docs/copy_to_bin). The reason we use this
    rule rather than a filegroup is that the js_binary rules automatically generated[1] by rules_js
    are not designed to work with files outside of the Bazel package where they are defined, and
    doing so produces errors such as:

        Expected to find file foo.scss in //my/package, but instead it is in //another/package.

    [1] https://docs.aspect.build/rulesets/aspect_rules_js/docs/#using-binaries-published-to-npm.

    Args:
      name: Name of the target.
      srcs: Sass source files (either .scss or .css files).
      visibility: Visibility of the target.
      deps: Any sass_library dependencies.
    """

    copy_to_bin(
        name = name,
        srcs = srcs + deps,
        visibility = visibility,
    )

def sass_binary(name, srcs, entry_point, out, mode, deps = []):
    """Compiles Sass stylesheets into CSS.

    This macro is a simple wrapper around the Sass compiler (https://www.npmjs.com/package/sass).
    In addition to compiling to CSS, this macro optimizes the resulting CSS with CSSO
    (https://www.npmjs.com/package/csso-cli). This eliminates any repeated rules that might result
    from including the same Sass file multiple times.

    The mode argument takes one of the following three values:

    - "development": Produces an unminified <name>.css file with an embeded sourcemap.
    - "production_sourcemap": Produces a minified <name>.css file and a <name>.css.map sourcemap.
    - "production": Produces a minified <name>.css file without a sourcemap.

    The "production_sourcemap" and "production" modes produce virtually identical bundles; the only
    difference is that the former includes a `/*# sourceMappingURL=<name>.css.map */` comment on
    the last line. From a page load perspective, linked sourcemaps are only downloaded by Chrome
    when Chrome DevTools is open. This means "production_sourcemap" strikes a good balance between
    production performance and the ability to debug style issues in production.

    Args:
      name: Name of the target.
      srcs: Sass source files (either .scss or .css files).
      entry_point: A single Sass file that will be passed to the Sass compiler as the entry point.
      out: Name of the output .css file.
      mode: One of "development", "production_sourcemap" or "production".
      deps: Any sass_library dependencies.
    """

    if entry_point not in srcs:
        fail("The entry_point must be included in the srcs.")

    if mode not in ["development", "production_sourcemap", "production"]:
        fail("Unknown value for \"mode\" argument: \"%s\"." % mode)

    # Reference: https://sass-lang.com/documentation/cli/dart-sass.
    sass_args = [
        "--load-path=.",
    ]
    if mode == "development":
        sass_args += [
            "--style=expanded",
            # Ideally we would want to use --embed-sources and --embed-source-map simultaneously so
            # that we only get the .css file as output, but for some reason the embedded sourcemap
            # does not work in Chrome and makes csso crash. We work around this by omitting
            # --embed-source-map and passing the resulting .css.map file to csso.
            "--embed-sources",
        ]
    elif mode == "production_sourcemap":
        sass_args += [
            "--style=compressed",
            "--embed-sources",
        ]
    else:
        sass_args += [
            "--style=compressed",
            "--no-source-map",
        ]

    out_unoptimized = name + "_unoptimized.css"

    # See https://docs.aspect.build/rulesets/aspect_rules_js/docs/#using-binaries-published-to-npm.
    _sass_bin.sass(
        name = name + "_unoptimized",
        srcs = srcs + deps,
        args = sass_args + [
            "$(rootpath %s)" % entry_point,
            "$(rootpath %s)" % out_unoptimized,
        ],
        outs = [out_unoptimized] if mode == "production" else [
            out_unoptimized,
            out_unoptimized + ".map",
        ],
    )

    # Reference: https://github.com/css/csso-cli.
    csso_args = []
    if mode == "development":
        csso_args = [
            "--input-source-map",
            "$(rootpath %s.map)" % out_unoptimized,
            "--source-map",
            "inline",
        ]
    elif mode == "production_sourcemap":
        csso_args = [
            "--input-source-map",
            "$(rootpath %s.map)" % out_unoptimized,
            "--source-map",
            "file",  # Causes csso to produce a <name>.css.map sourcemap file.
        ]
    else:
        csso_args = [
            "--input-source-map",
            "none",
            "--source-map",
            "none",
        ]

    # See https://docs.aspect.build/rulesets/aspect_rules_js/docs/#using-binaries-published-to-npm.
    _csso_bin.csso(
        name = name,
        srcs = [out_unoptimized] if mode == "production" else [
            out_unoptimized,
            out_unoptimized + ".map",
        ],
        args = [
            "$(rootpath %s)" % out_unoptimized,
            "--output",
            "$(rootpath %s)" % out,
        ] + csso_args,
        outs = [out, out + ".map"] if mode == "production_sourcemap" else [out],
        visibility = ["//visibility:public"],
    )