// Cyberpunk-style animated pages for the ESPHome display: a netrunner HUD, a
// self-solving breach protocol, an optics boot-and-scan sequence, and a HUD
// with a small breach matrix. Inspired by the look of Cyberpunk 2077; the
// layouts and graphics are drawn from scratch, no game assets are used.
//
// Each function draws a whole page. Call it from a page lambda and list that
// page under animated_pages: the animation clock is the display's
// page_age_ms(), so every page starts its intro when it is shown.
#pragma once

#include <cmath>
#include <string>

#include "esphome/components/display/display.h"
#include "esphome/core/time.h"

namespace esphome::el512 {

class EL512Display;

namespace cyber {

struct Fonts {
  display::BaseFont *title{nullptr};  // wide display face for headers (Orbitron)
  display::BaseFont *label{nullptr};  // condensed labels (Rajdhani)
  display::BaseFont *value{nullptr};  // condensed readouts (Rajdhani bold)
  display::BaseFont *huge{nullptr};   // clock digits (Rajdhani bold)
  display::BaseFont *mono{nullptr};   // small monospace for logs and tickers (Share Tech Mono)
  display::BaseFont *code{nullptr};   // larger monospace for breach codes (Share Tech Mono)
};

struct Reading {
  std::string name;
  float value{NAN};
};

// Home Assistant values shown on the pages; NAN or "" when unknown.
struct HomeData {
  std::string weather;  // condition, e.g. "partlycloudy"
  float temp{NAN};      // °C
  float humidity{NAN};  // %
  float wind{NAN};      // km/h
  float solar{NAN};     // W
  float house{NAN};     // W
  float grid{NAN};      // W, > 0 = import
  Reading rooms[4];
};

void netrunner_hud(EL512Display &it, const Fonts &f, const HomeData &d, ESPTime now);
void breach_protocol(EL512Display &it, const Fonts &f);
void optics_scan(EL512Display &it, const Fonts &f, const HomeData &d, ESPTime now);
void split_hud(EL512Display &it, const Fonts &f, const HomeData &d, ESPTime now);

}  // namespace cyber
}  // namespace esphome::el512