package autotrack

import (
	"os"
	"time"

	"ticktock/internal/config"
)

// Run executes the poll loop: sample → Classify → Step → WriteSegment →
// sleep, until a signal arrives on sigc; then it flushes the open segment and
// returns (parity with the Python daemon's SIGTERM/SIGINT flush). sample is
// injected (ReadSample in production) so the loop is testable.
func Run(dataDir string, tr config.Tracking, sample func() Sample, sigc <-chan os.Signal) {
	var cur *Segment
	var curKey Key
	poll := time.Duration(tr.PollSecs) * time.Second
	for {
		now := time.Now()
		s := sample()
		hard := s.Locked || Away(s.Raw)
		ctx := Classify(s.Idle, s.Raw, tr.IdleGraceSecs, s.Locked)
		var emitted *Segment
		cur, curKey, emitted = Step(cur, curKey, now, s.Idle, ctx, tr.IdleGraceSecs, hard)
		if emitted != nil {
			_ = WriteSegment(dataDir, emitted, tr.MinSecs) // an IO hiccup must not kill the loop
		}
		select {
		case <-sigc:
			if cur != nil {
				closed := *cur
				closed.End = time.Now()
				_ = WriteSegment(dataDir, &closed, tr.MinSecs)
			}
			return
		case <-time.After(poll):
		}
	}
}