polars-view 0.53.6

use crate::DEFAULT_INDEX_COLUMN_NAME;
use polars::prelude::{DataType, Schema};

// Constants for SQL Generation

/// The default SQL query, selected when the application starts or when examples are unavailable.
pub const DEFAULT_QUERY: &str = "\
-- Select all columns and rows
SELECT *
FROM AllData;
";

/// Column names potentially generated by Polars or common aggregation results
/// that are typically filtered out when searching for *source* columns for examples.
const COLS_FILTER_OUT: [&str; 14] = [
    DEFAULT_INDEX_COLUMN_NAME, // Default name from the index column feature
    "Average",
    "Frequency",
    "Total",
    "As Float",
    "Category",
    "Calculation Result",
    "Row Count",
    "Unique Values",
    "Minimum",
    "Maximum",
    "New Name for",
    "+ 10%",
    "DMY (day/month/year)", // Output of STRFTIME example
                            // Add other common aggregate/generated names here if needed
];

// --- Helper Functions for Column Finding ---

/// Checks if a column name should be filtered out from examples, either because
/// it's empty/whitespace or contains a known filtered substring.
fn is_filtered_col(name: &str) -> bool {
    let trimmed_name = name.trim();

    if trimmed_name.is_empty() {
        return true; // Filter empty/whitespace names
    }

    // Check if the column name CONTAINS any of the substrings to filter out.
    // The `any()` method stops checking as soon as it finds a match.
    COLS_FILTER_OUT
        .iter()
        .any(|substring| trimmed_name.contains(substring))
}

/// Finds the name of the Nth (0-based) column in the schema that matches a specified data type.
/// Columns in `COLS_FILTER_OUT` are ignored.
///
/// # Arguments
/// * `schema`: The DataFrame schema.
/// * `n`: The 0-based index (0 for first, 1 for second, etc.).
/// * `target_dtype`: A closure `Fn(&DataType) -> bool` that defines the type check logic.
///
/// # Returns
/// * `Some(&'a str)`: The name of the Nth matching column, borrowing from the schema.
/// * `None`: If fewer than N+1 columns satisfy the target_dtype and are not filtered out.
fn find_nth_col_name(
    schema: &Schema,
    n: usize,
    target_dtype: impl Fn(&DataType) -> bool,
) -> Option<&str> {
    schema
        .iter()
        .filter(|(name, dtype)| !is_filtered_col(name.as_str()) && target_dtype(dtype))
        .nth(n) // nth(0) returns the first value, nth(1) the second, and so on.
        .map(|(name, _dtype)| name.as_str())
}

// --- Functions to Generate Specific SQL Examples ---

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating the LIMIT clause.
fn generate_limit_example(commands: &mut Vec<String>) {
    commands.push(
        "\
-- Limit the number of rows returned
SELECT *
FROM AllData
LIMIT 50;
"
        .to_string(),
    );
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating selecting specific columns.
fn generate_select_specific_columns(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_str_col: Option<&str>,
    opt_num_col: Option<&str>, // Represents an Option<Int or Float column>
) {
    if let (Some(col1), Some(col2)) = (opt_str_col, opt_num_col) {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Select specific columns by name
SELECT
    `{col1}`,
    `{col2}`
FROM AllData;
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating the EXCEPT clause.
fn generate_except_example(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_col1: Option<&str>, // Needs the first non-filtered column
    opt_col2: Option<&str>, // Needs the third non-filtered column (index 2)
) {
    if let (Some(col1), Some(col2)) = (opt_col1, opt_col2) {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Select all columns EXCEPT specific ones
-- Useful for dropping temporary or unwanted columns
SELECT *
EXCEPT (
    `{col1}`,
    `{col2}`
)
FROM AllData;
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating the RENAME clause.
fn generate_rename_example(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_col1: Option<&str>, // Needs the first non-filtered column
    opt_col2: Option<&str>, // Needs the second non-filtered column
) {
    if let (Some(col1), Some(col2)) = (opt_col1, opt_col2) {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Rename columns while preserving order
SELECT *
RENAME (
    `{col1}` AS `New Name for {col1}`,
    `{col2}` AS `New Name for {col2}`
)
FROM AllData;
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating the REPLACE clause for a float column.
fn generate_replace_float_example(commands: &mut Vec<String>, opt_float_col: Option<&str>) {
    if let Some(float_col) = opt_float_col {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Replace values in a column with a calculation
-- Example: Increase float column `{float_col}` by 10%
SELECT *
REPLACE (
    `{float_col}` * 1.1
    AS
    `{float_col}`
)
FROM AllData;
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating adding a NEW calculated column.
fn generate_add_new_column_example(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_float_col: Option<&str>,
    opt_int_col: Option<&str>,
) {
    if let (Some(col_f), Some(col_i)) = (opt_float_col, opt_int_col) {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Add a NEW calculated column 'Calculation Result'
-- Selects all original columns PLUS the new one
SELECT *,
       `{col_f}` * `{col_i}`
       AS
       `Calculation Result`
FROM AllData;
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query combining EXCEPT, REPLACE, and RENAME.
fn generate_combined_transform_example(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_col1: Option<&str>, // First non-filtered column
    opt_col2: Option<&str>, // Second non-filtered column
    opt_float_col: Option<&str>,
) {
    if let (Some(col1), Some(col2), Some(float_col)) = (opt_col1, opt_col2, opt_float_col) {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Except, Replace and Rename
SELECT *
EXCEPT (`{col1}`)
REPLACE (
    `{float_col}` * 1.1
    AS
    `{float_col}`
)
RENAME (
    `{float_col}` AS `{float_col} + 10%`,
    `{col2}` AS `New Name for {col2}`
)
FROM AllData;
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating casting an integer column to float.
fn generate_cast_int_to_float_example(commands: &mut Vec<String>, opt_int_col: Option<&str>) {
    if let Some(int_col) = opt_int_col {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Explicitly CAST an integer column to FLOAT
SELECT *,
    CAST(`{int_col}` AS DOUBLE) AS `{int_col} As Float`
FROM AllData;
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating conditional logic with CASE WHEN.
fn generate_case_when_example(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_num_col: Option<&str>, // Represents an Option<Int or Float column>
) {
    if let Some(num_col) = opt_num_col {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Create a new column based on conditions using CASE WHEN
SELECT *,
    CASE
        WHEN `{num_col}` > 100 THEN 'High'
        WHEN `{num_col}` > 10 THEN 'Medium'
        ELSE 'Low'
    END AS `{num_col} Category`
FROM AllData;
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating filtering with IS NULL / IS NOT NULL.
fn generate_where_isnull_example(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_any_col: Option<&str>, // Any non-filtered column
) {
    if let Some(col) = opt_any_col {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Filter rows where a column IS NULL or IS NOT NULL
SELECT *
FROM AllData
WHERE
    `{col}` IS NULL;
-- Replace IS NULL with IS NOT NULL to get non-null rows
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating filtering by integer equality.
fn generate_where_int_equality_example(commands: &mut Vec<String>, opt_int_col: Option<&str>) {
    if let Some(int_col) = opt_int_col {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Filter rows where a numeric column equals a specific value
-- number comparisons: =, >, <, >=, <=, !=
SELECT *
FROM AllData
WHERE
    `{int_col}` = 2024;
-- Or filter by an (inclusive) range of values:
-- WHERE `{int_col}` BETWEEN 2020 AND 2024
-- Or filter based on a list of values using IN:
-- WHERE `{int_col}` IN (2020, 2022, 2024)
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating filtering by string content using = / LIKE / ILIKE.
fn generate_where_string_filter_example(commands: &mut Vec<String>, opt_str_col: Option<&str>) {
    if let Some(str_col) = opt_str_col {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Filter rows based on string content
SELECT *
FROM AllData
WHERE
    `{str_col}` = 'Specific Value';
-- Or using LIKE for pattern matching (case-sensitive)
-- WHERE `{str_col}` LIKE 'Prefix%';
-- WHERE `{str_col}` LIKE '%Middle%';
-- WHERE `{str_col}` LIKE '%Suffix';
-- Use ILIKE for case-insensitive matching
-- WHERE `{str_col}` ILIKE 'pattern%';
-- Or filter based on a list of values using IN:
-- WHERE `{str_col}` IN ('Value A', 'Value B')
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating combined filtering with AND / OR.
fn generate_where_combined_example(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_int_col: Option<&str>,
    opt_str_col: Option<&str>,
) {
    if let (Some(int_col), Some(str_col)) = (opt_int_col, opt_str_col) {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Combine multiple filter conditions using AND / OR
SELECT *
FROM AllData
WHERE
    `{int_col}` >= 2024
AND
    `{str_col}` != 'Exclude This'
-- Or filter based on a list of values using IN:
-- WHERE `{int_col}` IN (2020, 2022, 2024)
-- WHERE `{str_col}` IN ('Value A', 'Value B')
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating ordering results by multiple columns.
fn generate_orderby_example(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_str_col: Option<&str>,
    opt_num_col: Option<&str>, // Represents an Option<Int or Float column>
) {
    if let (Some(col1), Some(col2)) = (opt_str_col, opt_num_col) {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Sort results by a single column (ASC default, or DESC) or
-- Sort results by multiple columns (precedence based on order)
SELECT *
FROM AllData
ORDER BY
    `{col1}` ASC, -- Primary sort key
    `{col2}` DESC; -- Secondary sort key
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates a basic GROUP BY example query demonstrating counting rows per category.
fn generate_groupby_count_example(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_cat_col: Option<&str>, // Represents an Option<Date or Int or Str or Any non-filtered column>
    opt_col2: Option<&str>,    // Represents the third non-filtered column (index 2)
) {
    // Needs a column suitable for grouping (like Date, Int, String, or just Any)
    if let (Some(col1), Some(col2)) = (opt_cat_col, opt_col2) {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Count rows per category (Frequency)
SELECT
    `{col1}`,
    `{col2}`,
    COUNT(*) AS Frequency
FROM AllData
GROUP BY
    `{col1}`,
    `{col2}`
ORDER BY
    Frequency DESC;
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates a GROUP BY example query demonstrating summing a numeric column per category.
fn generate_groupby_sum_example(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_str_col: Option<&str>, // Column for category
    opt_num_col: Option<&str>, // Column for summing
) {
    if let (Some(cat_col), Some(num_col)) = (opt_str_col, opt_num_col) {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Calculate SUM of a numeric column per category
SELECT
    `{cat_col}`,
    SUM(`{num_col}`) AS `{num_col} Total`
FROM AllData
GROUP BY
    `{cat_col}`
ORDER BY
    `{num_col} Total` DESC;
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates a GROUP BY example query demonstrating multiple aggregate functions.
fn generate_groupby_multiple_aggregates_example(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_str_col: Option<&str>, // Column for category
    opt_val_col: Option<&str>, // Column for aggregation
) {
    if let (Some(cat_col), Some(val_col)) = (opt_str_col, opt_val_col) {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Calculate multiple aggregate functions per category
SELECT
    `{cat_col}`,
    -- Total rows per category
    COUNT(*) AS `Row Count`,
    -- Count unique values in `{val_col}`:
    COUNT(DISTINCT `{val_col}`) AS `Unique Values`,
    SUM(`{val_col}`) AS Total,     -- Sum of val_col
    AVG(`{val_col}`) AS Average,   -- Average of val_col
    MIN(`{val_col}`) AS Minimum,   -- Minimum value
    MAX(`{val_col}`) AS Maximum    -- Maximum value
FROM AllData
GROUP BY
    `{cat_col}`
ORDER BY
    `Row Count` DESC;
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates a GROUP BY example query demonstrating filtering groups with HAVING.
fn generate_having_example(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_str_col: Option<&str>, // Column for category
    opt_val_col: Option<&str>, // Column for aggregation (must be numeric for AVG)
) {
    if let (Some(cat_col), Some(val_col)) = (opt_str_col, opt_val_col) {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Use HAVING to filter groups based on aggregate results
SELECT
    `{cat_col}`,
    AVG(`{val_col}`) AS `{val_col} Average`
FROM AllData
GROUP BY
    `{cat_col}`
HAVING
    -- Only show categories where the average > 1000
    `{val_col} Average` > 1000
ORDER BY
    `{val_col} Average` DESC;
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating formatting a date column using STRFTIME.
fn generate_strftime_example(commands: &mut Vec<String>, opt_date_col: Option<&str>) {
    if let Some(date_col) = opt_date_col {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Format a date column into DD/MM/YYYY using STRFTIME
SELECT *, -- Select all original columns
    STRFTIME(`{date_col}`, '%d/%m/%Y') AS `DMY (day/month/year)`
FROM AllData
ORDER BY
    `{date_col}`;
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating the DISTINCT clause.
fn generate_distinct_example(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_col1: Option<&str>, // First non-filtered column
    opt_col2: Option<&str>, // Third non-filtered column (index 2)
) {
    // Note: Original code used opt_any_col and opt_any_col_2 for Distinct.
    // This matches the parameters needed here.
    if let (Some(col1), Some(col2)) = (opt_col1, opt_col2) {
        commands.push(format!(
            "\
-- Show distinct values of columns
SELECT DISTINCT
    `{col1}`,
    `{col2}`
FROM AllData
ORDER BY
    `{col2}`;
"
        ));
    }
}

/// Generates an example SQL query demonstrating replacing a cell value using CASE WHEN in REPLACE.
/// (Existing function kept for completeness, matches the pattern)
fn replace_cell_value(
    commands: &mut Vec<String>,
    opt_int_col: Option<&str>,
    opt_str_col: Option<&str>,
) {
    match (opt_int_col, opt_str_col) {
        (Some(int_col), _) => {
            commands.push(format!(
                "\
-- Replaces cell values based on a condition using CASE WHEN in REPLACE
SELECT *
REPLACE (
    CASE
        -- Condition to identify the specific row (example uses an integer column)
        WHEN `{int_col}` >= 10
        -- The new value for cells (some integer or string value)
        THEN 'New String Value'
        -- Keep the original values for all other rows in this column
        ELSE `{int_col}`
    -- Apply the result back to the original column name or another column
    END AS `{int_col}`
)
FROM AllData;
"
            ));
        }
        (None, Some(str_col)) => {
            commands.push(format!(
                "\
-- Replaces cell values based on a condition using CASE WHEN in REPLACE
SELECT *
REPLACE (
    CASE
        -- Condition to identify the specific row (example uses a string column with ILIKE)
        WHEN `{str_col}` ILIKE '%pattern%'
        -- The new value for cells (some integer or string value)
        THEN 'New String Value'
        -- Keep the original values for all other rows in this column
        ELSE `{str_col}`
    -- Apply the result back to the original column name or another column
    END AS `{str_col}`
)
FROM AllData;
"
            ));
        }
        (None, None) => (), // No suitable column found
    }
}

// --- Main SQL Command Generator ---

/// Generates a list of example SQL commands based on the provided DataFrame schema.
/// Uses helper functions to find suitable columns and generate diverse examples.
pub fn sql_commands(schema: &Schema) -> Vec<String> {
    // Start with the default query
    let mut commands: Vec<String> = vec![DEFAULT_QUERY.to_string()];

    // --- target_dtypes for finding usable columns ---
    let is_any = |dtype: &DataType| !dtype.is_null(); // Find any non-null type column

    // Find first few usable columns of different types for examples
    // The index used for finding these columns corresponds to their potential
    // use case in the examples.
    let opt_str_col = find_nth_col_name(schema, 0, |dtype| dtype.is_string());
    let opt_int_col = find_nth_col_name(schema, 0, |dtype| dtype.is_integer());
    let opt_float_col = find_nth_col_name(schema, 0, |dtype| dtype.is_float());
    let opt_date_col = find_nth_col_name(schema, 0, |dtype| dtype.is_date());

    // Find the Nth available column of *any* type, filtering out specified names.
    // These are used for examples that don't require a specific type,
    // or need distinct columns for comparison/exclusion/etc.
    let opt_any_col = find_nth_col_name(schema, 0, is_any); // First usable column
    let opt_any_col_1 = find_nth_col_name(schema, 1, is_any); // Second usable column
    let opt_any_col_2 = find_nth_col_name(schema, 2, is_any); // Third usable column

    // Helper options combining types
    let opt_int_or_float_col = opt_int_col.or(opt_float_col);
    let opt_date_int_str_or_any_col = opt_date_col.or(opt_int_col).or(opt_str_col).or(opt_any_col);

    // === Example Generation Calls (grouped by type/clause) ===

    // SELECT Clause Examples
    generate_limit_example(&mut commands);
    generate_select_specific_columns(&mut commands, opt_str_col, opt_int_or_float_col);
    generate_except_example(&mut commands, opt_any_col, opt_any_col_2); // Needs 1st and 3rd usable cols
    generate_rename_example(&mut commands, opt_any_col, opt_any_col_1); // Needs 1st and 2nd usable cols
    generate_replace_float_example(&mut commands, opt_float_col);
    replace_cell_value(&mut commands, opt_int_col, opt_str_col); // Calls the pre-existing one
    generate_add_new_column_example(&mut commands, opt_float_col, opt_int_col);
    generate_combined_transform_example(&mut commands, opt_any_col, opt_any_col_1, opt_float_col); // Needs 1st, 2nd usable cols & float

    // Data Type Casting Examples
    generate_cast_int_to_float_example(&mut commands, opt_int_col);

    // Conditional Logic Examples
    generate_case_when_example(&mut commands, opt_int_or_float_col);

    // WHERE Clause Examples
    generate_where_isnull_example(&mut commands, opt_any_col);
    generate_where_int_equality_example(&mut commands, opt_int_col);
    generate_where_string_filter_example(&mut commands, opt_str_col);
    generate_where_combined_example(&mut commands, opt_int_col, opt_str_col);

    // ORDER BY Examples
    generate_orderby_example(&mut commands, opt_str_col, opt_int_or_float_col);

    // GROUP BY Examples
    // Needs a column suitable for grouping and one for aggregation
    generate_groupby_count_example(&mut commands, opt_date_int_str_or_any_col, opt_any_col_2); // Needs usable grouping col and 3rd usable col
    generate_groupby_sum_example(&mut commands, opt_str_col, opt_int_or_float_col); // Needs str for grouping, int/float for summing
    generate_groupby_multiple_aggregates_example(&mut commands, opt_str_col, opt_int_or_float_col); // Needs str for grouping, int/float for aggregates
    generate_having_example(&mut commands, opt_str_col, opt_int_or_float_col); // Needs str for grouping, int/float for average

    // Date/Time Functions Examples
    generate_strftime_example(&mut commands, opt_date_col);

    // Miscellaneous Examples
    generate_distinct_example(&mut commands, opt_any_col, opt_any_col_2); // Needs 1st and 3rd usable cols

    commands
}