/**
 * Runs the VM on the calling thread, for runtimes without worker threads (Cloudflare Workers and
 * Durable Objects, browsers) and for the server side of `RemoteCodemodeSandbox`.
 *
 * Problem: QuickJS runs synchronously. While a script computes, the host's event loop does not
 * run, so neither the deadline timer nor an abort signal can fire. On Workers even `Date.now()` is
 * frozen during synchronous execution, so the VM cannot check a clock either. Example: with a
 * worker thread, `while (true) {}` is stopped by the host's 200 ms timer; on the calling thread
 * that timer never gets a chance to run.
 *
 * Solution: an interrupt budget. QuickJS polls its interrupt handler periodically while a script
 * runs; this launcher counts the polls across the whole execution and interrupts the script once
 * the count passes the budget. The execution then fails with `kind: "timeout"`. The deadline and
 * abort signal still work whenever the script waits on a tool, since the event loop runs then.
 *
 * The rate of polls depends on the code and the machine. Measured with a tight loop: about 50,000
 * per second of CPU on an Apple M-series laptop and about 10,000 per second on Cloudflare Durable
 * Objects (October 2026). The default of 100,000 allows roughly 2 to 10 seconds of uninterrupted
 * computation; keep it well below the platform's own CPU limit, because hitting that limit resets
 * a Durable Object instead of failing one script.
 *
 * Once the VM reports `done` or `crash`, the result is decided, so the VM is interrupted at the
 * next poll instead of running on until the host stops it. Example: a script that keeps printing in
 * a `for (;;)` loop after its output limit was reached would otherwise run until the budget ran out
 * and be reported as a timeout.
 *
 * Stack: the VM runs on the caller's stack, which is smaller than a worker thread's (about 1 MB
 * on Node's main thread), so QuickJS's stack guard is set to {@link INLINE_MAX_STACK_SIZE}.
 *
 * Reentrancy: VM callbacks run inside QuickJS. Messages from the VM are delivered to the host in
 * a microtask, after the VM has returned, so host code (tool calls, `finish()`, disposal) never
 * runs inside a VM callback and never re-enters the VM.
 */
import type { CodemodeSandboxBaseOptions } from "../types.ts";
import type { CodemodeWasmModule } from "../wasm.ts";
import { CodemodeSandboxBase, errorMessage, type VmLauncher } from "./execution.ts";
import { startVm } from "./vm.ts";

export const DEFAULT_INTERRUPT_BUDGET = 100_000;

/** Allows recursion about 1,000 calls deep and trips well before a 1 MB host stack overflows. */
export const INLINE_MAX_STACK_SIZE = 256 * 1024;

export interface InlineCodemodeSandboxOptions extends CodemodeSandboxBaseOptions {
	/**
	 * Compiled `quickjs-wasi/quickjs.wasm`. On Cloudflare, import it with Wrangler's `CompiledWasm`
	 * rule (`@earendil-works/pi-codemode/cloudflare` does this); on Node, `loadQuickJSWasm()`.
	 */
	wasm: CodemodeWasmModule | Promise<CodemodeWasmModule>;
	/**
	 * Interrupt polls an execution may use before it fails with `kind: "timeout"`. The only limit on
	 * a script that computes without awaiting a tool. Default: {@link DEFAULT_INTERRUPT_BUDGET}.
	 */
	interruptBudget?: number;
}

export function inlineLauncher(
	wasm: CodemodeWasmModule | Promise<CodemodeWasmModule>,
	interruptBudget: number = DEFAULT_INTERRUPT_BUDGET,
): VmLauncher {
	return async (data, events) => {
		let module: CodemodeWasmModule;
		try {
			module = await wasm;
		} catch (error) {
			throw new Error(`Failed to load QuickJS: ${errorMessage(error)}`);
		}
		let stopped = false;
		let settled = false;
		let polls = 0;
		let exhausted = false;
		const session = await startVm({
			data,
			wasm: module,
			maxStackSize: INLINE_MAX_STACK_SIZE,
			interruptBudget,
			shouldInterrupt: () => {
				if (stopped || settled || exhausted) return true;
				if (++polls <= interruptBudget) return false;
				exhausted = true;
				return true;
			},
			post: (message) => {
				const terminal = message.type === "done" || message.type === "crash";
				// Only the first terminal message counts: a crash caused by interrupting a settled VM is noise.
				if (terminal && settled) return;
				if (terminal) settled = true;
				queueMicrotask(() => {
					if (stopped) return;
					// The interrupt surfaces as a crash or a failed done; report what caused it instead.
					if (exhausted && (message.type === "done" || message.type === "crash")) {
						events.failure({
							kind: "timeout",
							message: `Execution exceeded its interrupt budget of ${interruptBudget}`,
						});
						return;
					}
					events.message(message);
				});
			},
		});
		return {
			post: (message) => {
				if (!stopped) session.deliver(message);
			},
			stop: async () => {
				if (stopped) return;
				stopped = true;
				session.dispose();
			},
		};
	};
}

/**
 * Runs each execution's QuickJS VM on the calling thread. Works in any runtime with WebAssembly
 * and microtasks; needs no worker threads, files, or Node built-ins. A script that computes
 * blocks the caller's thread until it awaits a tool or uses up its interrupt budget, so prefer
 * `CodemodeSandbox` where worker threads exist, and `RemoteCodemodeSandbox` to keep scripts off a
 * thread that must stay responsive (such as a Durable Object that serves a session).
 */
export class InlineCodemodeSandbox extends CodemodeSandboxBase {
	constructor(options: InlineCodemodeSandboxOptions) {
		super(options, inlineLauncher(options.wasm, options.interruptBudget));
	}
}