#pragma once
#include <vanetza_idf/access.hpp>
#include <esp_err.h>
#include <functional>
#include <memory>

namespace microbu {

struct C5RadioConfig {
    std::uint16_t channel_number = 180;
    double transmit_power_dbm = 10.0;
    unsigned receive_queue_length = 16;
    bool laboratory_transmission = true;
};

#if CONFIG_MICROBU_TEST_CHANNEL
/// Result of polling the PHY's own (undocumented) CCA state as fast as possible for a
/// fixed window (feasibility probe for EN 303 797 clause 4.6.2)
/// to determine if the platform can observe channel-busy state at >=1 kHz at all.
struct CcaSampleResult {
    std::uint32_t samples = 0;
    std::uint32_t duration_us = 0;
    std::uint32_t min_delta_us = 0;
    std::uint32_t max_delta_us = 0;
    std::uint32_t busy_count = 0;
    std::int32_t first_cca = 0;
    std::int32_t last_cca = 0;
    std::int32_t noise_floor_dbm = 0;
    std::int32_t cca_total_cycles_delta = 0; // out[0]/0x600a7c5c: 40 MHz free-running counter
    std::int32_t cca_busy_cycles_delta = 0;  // out[1]/0x600a7c60: increments while channel busy
    std::int32_t cca_status = 0;
};
#endif

/// Snapshot of the ESP32-C5 27-bit hardware PHY counters for ETSI TS 102 687 / EN 303 797 DCC.
/// total_cycles: 40 MHz FE clock cycles (register 0x600a7c5c[26:0]).
/// busy_cycles: cycles during which received RF energy exceeded the CCA threshold (register 0x600a7c60[26:0]).
struct CcaCounters {
    std::uint32_t total_cycles = 0;
    std::uint32_t busy_cycles = 0;
};

/**
 * ITS-G5 802.11p Radio Access Adapter for ESP32-C5 (EN 303 797 Annex B.2).
 * Direct Wi-Fi promiscuous RX mode on 5.9 GHz (ITS-G5 Channel 180, 10 MHz BW)
 * and 802.11p frame transmission via esp_wifi_80211_tx_custom.
 */
class C5Radio final : public vanetza_idf::Access {
public:
    using Receive = std::function<void(vanetza_idf::AlDataIndication)>;
    using Capture = std::function<void(const vanetza::ByteBuffer&, int, std::uint32_t)>;

    /// @brief Constructs a radio adapter with the given configuration (not yet started).
    /// @param config Radio configuration; defaults to channel 180, 10 dBm, 16-deep RX queue.
    explicit C5Radio(C5RadioConfig config = {});
    /// @brief Stops the radio and releases all resources.
    ~C5Radio() override;
    C5Radio(const C5Radio&) = delete;
    C5Radio& operator=(const C5Radio&) = delete;

    /// @brief Initializes Wi-Fi in promiscuous 802.11p mode and starts the radio.
    /// @return ESP_OK on success, otherwise an ESP-IDF error code.
    esp_err_t start();
    /// @brief Stops the radio and releases all resources.
    void stop();

    // vanetza_idf::Access
    /// @brief Encodes and transmits an ITS-G5 frame requested by the access layer.
    /// @param request Frame and transmit parameters from the access layer.
    /// @return Result of the transmit attempt.
    vanetza_idf::Result request(vanetza_idf::AlDataRequest request) override;

    /// @brief Dispatches queued received frames to the owning task callback.
    /// @param receive Invoked once per queued frame with its decoded indication.
    /// @param capture Optional; invoked with the raw frame bytes, RSSI and timestamp for diagnostics.
    void poll(const Receive& receive, const Capture& capture = {});

#if CONFIG_MICROBU_TEST_CHANNEL
    /// @brief Sends a burst of raw 802.11p test frames for RF characterization.
    /// @param channel ITS-G5 channel number to transmit on.
    /// @param power_dbm Transmit power in dBm.
    /// @param mcs 802.11p modulation and coding scheme index.
    /// @param count Number of frames to send.
    /// @param interval_ms Interval between frames in milliseconds.
    /// @param payload_len Length of each frame's payload in bytes.
    /// @return ESP_OK if all frames were sent, otherwise the last transmit error.
    esp_err_t transmit_burst(std::uint16_t channel, double power_dbm, unsigned mcs,
                             unsigned count, unsigned interval_ms, std::size_t payload_len);

    /// @brief Polls the CCA state as fast as possible for a fixed window (see CcaSampleResult); requires start().
    /// @note This is a diagnostic tool/ feasibility probe for EN 303 797 clause 4.6.2 to determine if the platform can observe channel-busy state at >=1 kHz at all.
    /// @param duration_ms Duration of the sampling window in milliseconds.
    /// @return Sampling statistics and counter deltas over the window.
    CcaSampleResult sample_cca(unsigned duration_ms);
#endif

    /// @brief Non-blocking read of the hardware CCA counters for periodic DCC evaluation.
    /// Continuous 40 MHz hardware integration satisfies EN 303 797 Profile-1 (>=1 kHz) with zero CPU busy-wait.
    /// @return Snapshot of total and busy cycle counts.
    CcaCounters read_cca_counters() const;

    /// @brief Calculates Channel Busy Ratio (CBR) between two counter snapshots: delta(busy) / delta(total).
    /// @param current More recent counter snapshot.
    /// @param previous Earlier counter snapshot.
    /// @return CBR in [0, 1].
    static double calculate_cbr(const CcaCounters& current, const CcaCounters& previous);

    /// @brief Number of frames dropped since start() due to queue overflow or invalid length.
    /// @return Dropped frame count.
    std::uint32_t dropped_frames() const;

private:
    class Impl;
    std::unique_ptr<Impl> impl_;
};

} // namespace microbu