"""
BreakPilot Transcript Aligner

Aligns Whisper transcription segments with pyannote speaker diarization.
Assigns speaker IDs to each transcribed segment.
"""

import structlog
from typing import List, Dict, Optional
from collections import defaultdict

log = structlog.get_logger(__name__)


class TranscriptAligner:
    """
    Aligns transcription segments with speaker diarization results.

    Uses overlap-based matching to assign speaker IDs to each
    transcribed segment. Handles cases where speakers change
    mid-sentence.
    """

    def __init__(self):
        """Initialize the aligner."""
        self._speaker_count = 0
        self._speaker_map = {}  # Maps pyannote IDs to friendly names

    def align(
        self,
        transcription_segments: List[Dict],
        diarization_segments: List[Dict],
        min_overlap_ratio: float = 0.3
    ) -> List[Dict]:
        """
        Align transcription with speaker diarization.

        Args:
            transcription_segments: List of segments from Whisper
            diarization_segments: List of segments from pyannote
            min_overlap_ratio: Minimum overlap ratio to assign speaker

        Returns:
            Transcription segments with speaker_id added
        """
        if not diarization_segments:
            log.warning("no_diarization_segments", message="Returning transcription without speakers")
            return transcription_segments

        log.info(
            "aligning_transcription",
            transcription_count=len(transcription_segments),
            diarization_count=len(diarization_segments)
        )

        # Build speaker mapping
        unique_speakers = set(s["speaker_id"] for s in diarization_segments)
        self._speaker_count = len(unique_speakers)

        for i, speaker in enumerate(sorted(unique_speakers)):
            self._speaker_map[speaker] = f"SPEAKER_{i:02d}"

        # Align each transcription segment
        aligned_segments = []
        for trans_seg in transcription_segments:
            speaker_id = self._find_speaker_for_segment(
                trans_seg,
                diarization_segments,
                min_overlap_ratio
            )

            aligned_seg = trans_seg.copy()
            aligned_seg["speaker_id"] = speaker_id

            aligned_segments.append(aligned_seg)

        # Log statistics
        speaker_counts = defaultdict(int)
        for seg in aligned_segments:
            speaker_counts[seg.get("speaker_id", "UNKNOWN")] += 1

        log.info(
            "alignment_complete",
            speakers=dict(speaker_counts),
            total_speakers=self._speaker_count
        )

        return aligned_segments

    def _find_speaker_for_segment(
        self,
        trans_seg: Dict,
        diarization_segments: List[Dict],
        min_overlap_ratio: float
    ) -> Optional[str]:
        """
        Find the best matching speaker for a transcription segment.

        Uses overlap-based matching with the speaker who has the
        highest overlap with the segment.
        """
        trans_start = trans_seg["start_time_ms"]
        trans_end = trans_seg["end_time_ms"]
        trans_duration = trans_end - trans_start

        if trans_duration <= 0:
            return None

        # Find overlapping diarization segments
        overlaps = []
        for diar_seg in diarization_segments:
            diar_start = diar_seg["start_time_ms"]
            diar_end = diar_seg["end_time_ms"]

            # Calculate overlap
            overlap_start = max(trans_start, diar_start)
            overlap_end = min(trans_end, diar_end)
            overlap_duration = max(0, overlap_end - overlap_start)

            if overlap_duration > 0:
                overlap_ratio = overlap_duration / trans_duration
                overlaps.append({
                    "speaker_id": diar_seg["speaker_id"],
                    "overlap_duration": overlap_duration,
                    "overlap_ratio": overlap_ratio
                })

        if not overlaps:
            return None

        # Find speaker with highest overlap
        best_match = max(overlaps, key=lambda x: x["overlap_duration"])

        if best_match["overlap_ratio"] >= min_overlap_ratio:
            original_id = best_match["speaker_id"]
            return self._speaker_map.get(original_id, original_id)

        return None

    def get_speaker_count(self) -> int:
        """Get the number of unique speakers detected."""
        return self._speaker_count

    def get_speaker_mapping(self) -> Dict[str, str]:
        """Get the mapping from pyannote IDs to friendly names."""
        return self._speaker_map.copy()

    def merge_consecutive_segments(
        self,
        segments: List[Dict],
        max_gap_ms: int = 1000,
        same_speaker_only: bool = True
    ) -> List[Dict]:
        """
        Merge consecutive segments that are close together.

        Useful for creating cleaner subtitle output.

        Args:
            segments: List of aligned segments
            max_gap_ms: Maximum gap between segments to merge
            same_speaker_only: Only merge if same speaker

        Returns:
            List of merged segments
        """
        if not segments:
            return []

        merged = []
        current = segments[0].copy()

        for next_seg in segments[1:]:
            gap = next_seg["start_time_ms"] - current["end_time_ms"]
            same_speaker = (
                not same_speaker_only or
                current.get("speaker_id") == next_seg.get("speaker_id")
            )

            if gap <= max_gap_ms and same_speaker:
                # Merge segments
                current["end_time_ms"] = next_seg["end_time_ms"]
                current["text"] = current["text"] + " " + next_seg["text"]

                # Merge word timestamps if present
                if "words" in current and "words" in next_seg:
                    current["words"].extend(next_seg["words"])
            else:
                # Save current and start new
                merged.append(current)
                current = next_seg.copy()

        # Don't forget the last segment
        merged.append(current)

        log.info(
            "segments_merged",
            original_count=len(segments),
            merged_count=len(merged)
        )

        return merged