"""Okurigana alignment: a unit's surface + its hiragana reading -> per-kanji-run ruby spans.

The reading comes from Sudachi (``units.build_units`` already converted it to hiragana with
``jaconv.kata2hira``); this module only ALIGNS it - it never guesses a reading (research
§ Anti-Patterns: no furigana by regex or by romaji). The standard trick: split the surface into
kana runs and non-kana runs, force every kana run to match the reading verbatim, and let each
non-kana run absorb whatever lies between with a non-greedy group. ``<rt>`` then sits over 食,
not over 食べ. Verified on the 23 pairs in ``tests/test_ruby.py``.

Ruby is per kanji run: 待ち合わせ -> [待,ま] [ち,-] [合,あ] [わせ,-]. A run's reading cannot be
split further (大阪駅 -> one span おおさかえき), which is also why the kanji-axis gate (02-05)
is evaluated per run.

Fallback is honest: when the kana runs cannot be matched (a reading that does not fit the
surface) the whole unit gets one ruby span carrying the whole reading. Never raises.

``jaconv.normalize`` must NOT be used on readings - it folds ー and small kana. Pure function
over strings; no Sudachi import.
"""

from __future__ import annotations

import re

import jaconv

#: Character class body for kana: hiragana ぁ-ゖ, the hiragana iteration marks ゝゞ, katakana
#: ァ-ヶ, the prolonged-sound mark ー and the katakana iteration marks ヽヾ. Everything else -
#: kanji, 々, digits, Latin, punctuation - is a "non-kana run" and receives ruby.
KANA = "ぁ-ゖゝゞァ-ヶーヽヾ"

_RUNS = re.compile(f"[{KANA}]+|[^{KANA}]+")
_KANA_START = re.compile(f"[{KANA}]")

#: Kanji code point ranges: CJK Unified Ideographs Extension A, CJK Unified Ideographs, CJK
#: Compatibility Ideographs, the supplementary planes (Extensions B-F, e.g. 𠮷), and U+3005 々,
#: the iteration mark, which repeats the kanji before it and therefore belongs to its run.
_KANJI_RANGES = (
    (0x3400, 0x4DBF),
    (0x4E00, 0x9FFF),
    (0xF900, 0xFAFF),
    (0x20000, 0x2FA1F),
)
_ITERATION_MARK = 0x3005


def is_kanji(ch: str) -> bool:
    """True for a single kanji character (including 々). False for kana, Latin, digits, marks."""
    cp = ord(ch)
    return cp == _ITERATION_MARK or any(lo <= cp <= hi for lo, hi in _KANJI_RANGES)


def _runs(surface: str) -> list[tuple[str, bool]]:
    """``[(text, is_kana), ...]`` - the surface split into maximal kana / non-kana runs."""
    return [(m.group(0), bool(_KANA_START.match(m.group(0)))) for m in _RUNS.finditer(surface)]


def kanji_runs(surface: str) -> list[str]:
    """The non-kana runs of ``surface`` that contain at least one kanji, in order.

    These are the spans that receive ruby and that the kanji-axis gate evaluates: if any kanji in
    a run is above the learner's level, the whole run shows its reading.
    """
    return [text for text, kana in _runs(surface) if not kana and any(is_kanji(c) for c in text)]


def align_ruby(surface: str, reading_hira: str) -> list[list[str | None]]:
    """Split ``surface`` into ``[text, rt]`` spans: ``rt`` is None over kana, hiragana otherwise.

    ``reading_hira`` must already be hiragana (the caller converts Sudachi's katakana with
    ``jaconv.kata2hira``). Returns one bare span for an all-kana surface, one whole-unit ruby
    span when the reading cannot be aligned, and never raises.
    """
    runs = _runs(surface)
    if all(kana for _, kana in runs):
        return [[surface, None]]
    if not reading_hira:
        return [[surface, reading_hira]]
    pattern = "".join(
        "(" + re.escape(jaconv.kata2hira(text)) + ")" if kana else "(.+?)" for text, kana in runs
    )
    match = re.fullmatch(pattern, reading_hira)
    if not match:
        return [[surface, reading_hira]]  # honest fallback: whole-unit ruby
    return [
        [text, None if kana else group]
        for (text, kana), group in zip(runs, match.groups(), strict=True)
    ]