import networks.lines.Line as Line
import networks.lanes.Lane as Lane
from gdpc import Editor, Block, geometry
import networks.geometry.curve as curve
import networks.geometry.CurveSurface as CurveSurface
import networks.geometry.segment as segment
import numpy as np
import json
from buildings.Building import Building
import random

# editor = Editor(buffering=True)

# f = open('buildings\shapes.json')
# shapes = json.load(f)

# # F = Foundations((0,0), (20,20), shapes[0]['matrice'])
# # F.polygon.fill_polygon(editor, "stone", -60)
# geometry.placeCuboid(editor, (-10, -60, -10), (85, -55, 85), Block("air"))
# B = Building((0, 0), (75, 75), shapes[7]['matrice'])
# B.foundations.polygon.fill_vertice(editor, "pink_wool", -60)
# for collumn in B.foundations.collumns:
#     collumn.fill(editor, "white_concrete", -60, -55)
# B.foundations.polygon.fill_polygon(editor, "white_concrete", -60)

y = 25
block_list = ["blue_concrete", "red_concrete", "green_concrete",
              "yellow_concrete", "purple_concrete", "pink_concrete"]

# Over the hill
# coordinates = [(-854, 87+y, -210), (-770, 99+y, -207), (-736, 85+y, -184)]

# # Along the river
# # coordinates = [(-456, 69, -283), (-588, 106, -374), (-720, 71, -384), (-775, 67, -289), (-822, 84, -265), (-868, 77, -188), (-927, 96, -127),
# #                (-926, 65, -29), (-906, 98, 42), (-902, 137, 2), (-909, 115, -62), (-924, 76, -6), (-985, 76, 37), (-1043, 76, 28), (-1102, 66, 63)]

# # Though the loop
# # coordinates = [(-1005, 113+y, -19), (-896, 113+y, 7),
# #                (-807, 76+y, 54), (-738, 76+y, -10), (-678, 76+y, -86)]

# # Second zone
# coordinates = [(-805, 78, 128), (-881, 91, 104), (-950, 119, 69), (-1005, 114, 58), (-1052, 86, 30),
#                (-1075, 83, 40), (-1104, 77, 63), (-1161, 69, 157), (-1144, 62, 226), (-1189, 76, 265), (-1210, 79, 329)]

# resolution, distance = curve.resolution_distance(coordinates, 6)

# curve_points = curve.curve(coordinates, resolution)
# curve_surface = CurveSurface.CurveSurface(coordinates)
# curve_surface.compute_curvature()

# curvature = []
# for i in range(len(curve_surface.curvature)):
#     curvature.append((0, 1, 0))


# # Perpendicular
# curve_surface.compute_surface_perpendicular(10, curvature)
# for i in range(len(curve_surface.surface)):
#     for j in range(len(curve_surface.surface[i])):
#         # block = random.choice(block_list)
#         for k in range(len(curve_surface.surface[i][j])):
#             if k-16 < len(block_list) and k-16 >= 0:
#                 editor.placeBlock(
#                     curve_surface.surface[i][j][k], Block(block_list[k-16]))
#             else:
#                 editor.placeBlock(
#                     curve_surface.surface[i][j][k], Block("stone"))

# offset = curve.offset(curve_surface.curve, -9, curvature)
# for i in range(len(offset)-1):
#     line = segment.discrete_segment(offset[i], offset[i+1])
#     for coordinate in line:
#         editor.placeBlock(coordinate, Block("white_concrete"))

# offset = curve.offset(curve_surface.curve, 9, curvature)
# for i in range(len(offset)-1):
#     line = segment.discrete_segment(offset[i], offset[i+1])
#     for coordinate in line:
#         editor.placeBlock(coordinate, Block("white_concrete"))

# # for coordinate in curve_surface.surface:
# #     editor.placeBlock(coordinate, Block("black_concrete"))

# # for coordinate in curve_surface.curve:
# #     editor.placeBlock(coordinate, Block("red_concrete"))

# # # Parallel
# # curve_surface.compute_surface_parallel(0, 10, 8, curvature)

# # for current_range in range(len(curve_surface.left_side)):
# #     for coordinate in curve_surface.left_side[current_range]:
# #         editor.placeBlock(coordinate, Block("yellow_concrete"))


coordinates = [(0, 0, 0), (0, 0, 10), (0, 0, 20)]

with open('networks/lines/lines.json') as f:
    lines_type = json.load(f)
    l = Line.Line(coordinates, lines_type.get('solid_white'))
    print(l.get_surface())

# with open('networks/lanes/lanes.json') as f:
#     lanes_type = json.load(f)
#     l = Lane.Lane(coordinates, lanes_type.get('classic_lane'), 5)
#     print(l.get_surface())