class_name Pathfinder
extends Node
## AStarGrid2D wrapper for rimlike's 4-directional tile pathfinding.
##
## One grid covers the full map. Walkability is updated in O(1) per cell
## change (wall placed, door toggled, furniture added/removed). All path
## queries are sub-millisecond at 80² and within the 120² ceiling.
##
## Usage:
##   pathfinder.setup(World.MAP_SIZE_TILES)
##   pathfinder.set_cell_walkable(cell, false)  # e.g. after wall placed
##   var path := pathfinder.find_path(from_cell, to_cell)
##
## `find_path` returns tile coords EXCLUDING `from`, INCLUDING `to`.
## Returns an empty Array[Vector2i] when the destination is unreachable.

const TILE_SIZE_PX: int = 16

signal walkability_changed(cell: Vector2i)

var _astar: AStarGrid2D
var _map_size_tiles: Vector2i


## Configure the grid. Must be called once before any other method.
## Typically called by World._ready() after the map size is known.
func setup(map_size_tiles: Vector2i) -> void:
	_map_size_tiles = map_size_tiles

	_astar = AStarGrid2D.new()
	_astar.region = Rect2i(0, 0, map_size_tiles.x, map_size_tiles.y)
	_astar.cell_size = Vector2(TILE_SIZE_PX, TILE_SIZE_PX)
	_astar.diagonal_mode = AStarGrid2D.DIAGONAL_MODE_NEVER  # 4-directional, Rimworld-like
	_astar.default_compute_heuristic = AStarGrid2D.HEURISTIC_MANHATTAN
	_astar.default_estimate_heuristic = AStarGrid2D.HEURISTIC_MANHATTAN
	_astar.update()

	Audit.log("pathfinder", "AStarGrid2D online for %s tiles (4-dir, Manhattan)" % map_size_tiles)


## Mark a tile as passable or impassable and emit walkability_changed.
## Called whenever a wall, door, or furniture state changes.
## Does not log — Phase 5 triggers many of these per tick.
func set_cell_walkable(cell: Vector2i, walkable: bool) -> void:
	_astar.set_point_solid(cell, not walkable)
	emit_signal("walkability_changed", cell)


## Returns true if `cell` is inside the configured region AND is not solid.
func is_walkable(cell: Vector2i) -> bool:
	return _astar.is_in_boundsv(cell) and not _astar.is_point_solid(cell)


## Returns the path from `from` to `to` as tile-coordinate steps.
## The returned array EXCLUDES `from` and INCLUDES `to`.
## Returns an empty Array[Vector2i] when:
##   - either endpoint is outside the configured region
##   - `to` is solid (impassable)
##   - no path exists (area is disconnected)
func find_path(from: Vector2i, to: Vector2i) -> Array[Vector2i]:
	if not _astar.is_in_boundsv(from) or not _astar.is_in_boundsv(to):
		return [] as Array[Vector2i]
	if _astar.is_point_solid(to):
		return [] as Array[Vector2i]

	var raw_path: Array[Vector2i] = _astar.get_id_path(from, to)
	if raw_path.is_empty():
		# Both endpoints are in-bounds and destination is walkable; the
		# area must be disconnected. Log for debugging, not a caller-bug.
		Audit.log("pathfinder", "no path: %s → %s" % [from, to])
		return [] as Array[Vector2i]

	# get_id_path includes the start tile at index 0; drop it per API contract.
	raw_path.remove_at(0)
	return raw_path


## Spike / debug utility. Times `find_path` over `pairs` repeated `iterations`
## times and returns timing statistics. Each entry in `pairs` is [Vector2i, Vector2i].
## Uses Time.get_ticks_usec() for microsecond resolution.
func benchmark(pairs: Array, iterations: int = 1) -> Dictionary:
	var min_us: int = 9223372036854775807  # INT64_MAX
	var max_us: int = 0
	var total_us: int = 0
	var total_paths: int = 0

	for _i in iterations:
		for pair in pairs:
			var t_start: int = Time.get_ticks_usec()
			find_path(pair[0], pair[1])
			var elapsed: int = Time.get_ticks_usec() - t_start

			if elapsed < min_us:
				min_us = elapsed
			if elapsed > max_us:
				max_us = elapsed
			total_us += elapsed
			total_paths += 1

	var avg_us: float = float(total_us) / float(total_paths) if total_paths > 0 else 0.0

	Audit.log("pathfinder", "bench: %d paths, avg=%.1f us, max=%d us" % [total_paths, avg_us, max_us])

	return {
		"min_us": min_us,
		"max_us": max_us,
		"avg_us": avg_us,
		"total_paths": total_paths,
	}