//
//  Piece.swift
//  Sage
//
//  Copyright 2016-2017 Nikolai Vazquez
//  Modified by SuperGeroy
//
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/// A chess piece.
public struct Piece: Hashable, CustomStringConvertible {

    /// A piece kind.
    public enum Kind: Int {

        /// Pawn piece kind.
        case pawn

        /// Knight piece kind.
        case knight

        /// Bishop piece kind.
        case bishop

        /// Rook piece kind.
        case rook

        /// Queen piece kind.
        case queen

        /// King piece kind.
        case king

        /// Pawn
        internal static let _pawn = Kind.pawn

        /// Knight
        internal static let _knight = Kind.knight

        /// Bishop
        internal static let _bishop = Kind.bishop

        /// Rook
        internal static let _rook = Kind.rook

        /// Queen
        internal static let _queen = Kind.queen

        /// King
        internal static let _king = Kind.king

        /// An array of all piece kinds.
        public static let all: [Kind] = [.pawn, .knight, .bishop, .rook, .queen, .king]

        /// The piece kind's name.
        public var name: String {
            switch self {
                case .pawn:   return "Pawn"
                case .knight: return "Knight"
                case .bishop: return "Bishop"
                case .rook:   return "Rook"
                case .queen:  return "Queen"
                case .king:   return "King"
            }
        }

        /// The piece kind's relative value. Can be used to determine how valuable a piece or combination of pieces is.
        public var relativeValue: Double {
            switch self {
                case .pawn:   return 1
                case .knight: return 3
                case .bishop: return 3.25
                case .rook:   return 5
                case .queen:  return 9
                case .king:   return .infinity
            }
        }

        /// The piece is `Pawn`.
        public var isPawn: Bool {
            return self == ._pawn
        }

        /// The piece `Knight`.
        public var isKnight: Bool {
            return self == ._knight
        }

        /// The piece is `Bishop`.
        public var isBishop: Bool {
            return self == ._bishop
        }

        /// The piece is `Rook`.
        public var isRook: Bool {
            return self == ._rook
        }

        /// The piece is `Queen`.
        public var isQueen: Bool {
            return self == ._queen
        }

        /// The piece is `King`.
        public var isKing: Bool {
            return self == ._king
        }

        /// Returns `true` if `self` can be a promotion for a pawn.
        public func canPromote() -> Bool {
            return !(isPawn || isKing)
        }

        /// Returns `true` if `self` can be a promotion for `other`.
        public func canPromote(_ other: Kind) -> Bool {
            return canPromote() ? other.isPawn : false
        }

    }

    internal static let _whiteHashes: [Int] = whitePieces.map({ $0.rawValue })

    internal static let _blackHashes: [Int] = blackPieces.map({ $0.rawValue })

    internal static func _hashes(for color: Color) -> [Int] {
        return color.isWhite ? _whiteHashes : _blackHashes
    }

    internal static let _whiteNonQueens: [Piece] = whitePieces.filter({ !$0.kind.isQueen })

    internal static let _blackNonQueens: [Piece] = blackPieces.filter({ !$0.kind.isQueen })

    internal static func _nonQueens(for color: Color) -> [Piece] {
        return color.isWhite ? _whiteNonQueens : _blackNonQueens
    }

    /// An array of all pieces.
    public static let all: [Piece] = {
        return [.white, .black].reduce([]) { pieces, color in
            return pieces + Kind.all.map({ Piece(kind: $0, color: color) })
        }
    }()

    /// An array of all white pieces.
    public static let whitePieces: [Piece] = all.filter({ $0.color.isWhite })

    /// An array of all black pieces.
    public static let blackPieces: [Piece] = all.filter({ $0.color.isBlack })

    /// Returns an array of all pieces for `color`.
    public static func pieces(for color: Color) -> [Piece] {
        return color.isWhite ? whitePieces : blackPieces
    }

    /// The piece's kind.
    public var kind: Kind

    /// The piece's color.
    public var color: Color

    /// The character for the piece. Uppercase if white or lowercase if black.
    public var character: Character {
        switch kind {
            case .pawn:   return color.isWhite ? "P" : "p"
            case .knight: return color.isWhite ? "N" : "n"
            case .bishop: return color.isWhite ? "B" : "b"
            case .rook:   return color.isWhite ? "R" : "r"
            case .queen:  return color.isWhite ? "Q" : "q"
            case .king:   return color.isWhite ? "K" : "k"
        }
    }

    /// A textual representation of `self`.
    public var description: String {
        return "\(kind.name)(\(color))"
    }

    /// The piece's raw value.
    public var rawValue: Int {
        return (kind.rawValue << 1) | color.numericValue
    }

    /// Create a piece from an integer value.
    internal init?(value: Int) {
        guard let kind = Kind(rawValue: value >> 1) else {
            return nil
        }
        self.init(kind: kind, color: value & 1 == 0 ? .white : .black)
    }

    /// Create a piece from `kind` and `color`.
    public init(kind: Kind, color: Color) {
        self.kind = kind
        self.color = color
    }

    /// Create a pawn piece with `color`.
    public init(pawn color: Color) {
        self.init(kind: ._pawn, color: color)
    }

    /// Create a knight piece with `color`.
    public init(knight color: Color) {
        self.init(kind: ._knight, color: color)
    }

    /// Create a bishop piece with `color`.
    public init(bishop color: Color) {
        self.init(kind: ._bishop, color: color)
    }

    /// Create a rook piece with `color`.
    public init(rook color: Color) {
        self.init(kind: ._rook, color: color)
    }

    /// Create a queen piece with `color`.
    public init(queen color: Color) {
        self.init(kind: ._queen, color: color)
    }

    /// Create a king piece with `color`.
    public init(king color: Color) {
        self.init(kind: ._king, color: color)
    }

    /// Create a piece from a character.
    public init?(character: Character) {
        switch character {
            case "P": self.init(pawn: .white)
            case "p": self.init(pawn: .black)
            case "N": self.init(knight: .white)
            case "n": self.init(knight: .black)
            case "B": self.init(bishop: .white)
            case "b": self.init(bishop: .black)
            case "R": self.init(rook: .white)
            case "r": self.init(rook: .black)
            case "Q": self.init(queen: .white)
            case "q": self.init(queen: .black)
            case "K": self.init(king: .white)
            case "k": self.init(king: .black)
            default:
                return nil
        }
    }

    /// Returns `true` if `self` can be a promotion for `other`.
    public func canPromote(_ other: Piece) -> Bool {
        return kind.canPromote(other.kind) && color == other.color
    }

    /// Returns `true` if `self` can be a promotion for `color`.
    public func canPromote(_ color: Color) -> Bool {
        return kind.canPromote() ? self.color == color : false
    }

    /// The special character for the piece.
    public func specialCharacter(background color: Color = .white) -> Character {
        switch kind {
            case .pawn:   return color == self.color ? "♙" : "♟"
            case .knight: return color == self.color ? "♘" : "♞"
            case .bishop: return color == self.color ? "♗" : "♝"
            case .rook:   return color == self.color ? "♖" : "♜"
            case .queen:  return color == self.color ? "♕" : "♛"
            case .king:   return color == self.color ? "♔" : "♚"
        }
    }
    
    public func unicodeCharacter() -> Character {
        switch kind {
        case .pawn:   return "♟"
        case .knight: return "♞"
        case .bishop: return "♝"
        case .rook:   return "♜"
        case .queen:  return "♛"
        case .king:   return "♚"
        }
    }

}

/// Returns `true` if both pieces are the same.
public func == (lhs: Piece, rhs: Piece) -> Bool {
    return lhs.kind == rhs.kind
        && lhs.color == rhs.color
}