package retry

import (
	"math"
	"math/rand"
	"sync"
	"time"
)

// Backoff is the backoff interface
type Backoff interface {
	Reset()
	Duration() time.Duration
}

// SimpleBackoff is the default simple backoff
type SimpleBackoff struct {
	current        time.Duration
	start          time.Duration
	max            time.Duration
	jitterMultiple float64
	multiple       float64
	mu             sync.Mutex
}

// NewSimpleBackoff creates a Backoff which ranges from min to max increasing by multiple each time.
// It also adds (and yes, the jitter is always added, never subtracted) a random amount of jitter up to jitterMultiple
// percent (that is, jitterMultiple = 0.0 is no jitter, 0.15 is 15% added jitter). The total time/ may exceed "max"
// when accounting for jitter, such that the absolute max is max + max * jitterMultiple
func NewSimpleBackoff(min, max time.Duration, jitterMultiple, multiple float64) *SimpleBackoff {
	return &SimpleBackoff{
		start:          min,
		current:        min,
		max:            max,
		jitterMultiple: jitterMultiple,
		multiple:       multiple,
	}
}

// Duration gets the current duration including jitter
func (sb *SimpleBackoff) Duration() time.Duration {
	sb.mu.Lock()
	defer sb.mu.Unlock()
	ret := sb.current
	sb.current = time.Duration(math.Min(float64(sb.max.Nanoseconds()), float64(sb.current.Nanoseconds())*sb.multiple))
	return AddJitter(ret, time.Duration(int64(float64(ret)*sb.jitterMultiple)))
}

// Reset resets the backoff
func (sb *SimpleBackoff) Reset() {
	sb.mu.Lock()
	defer sb.mu.Unlock()
	sb.current = sb.start
}

// AddJitter adds an amount of jitter between 0 and the given jitter to the given duration
func AddJitter(duration time.Duration, jitter time.Duration) time.Duration {
	var randJitter int64
	if jitter.Nanoseconds() == 0 {
		randJitter = 0
	} else {
		randJitter = rand.Int63n(jitter.Nanoseconds())
	}
	return time.Duration(duration.Nanoseconds() + randJitter)
}