RouterOS/RouterOSAssistant/Features/Wizard/Steps/Connect/ConnectViewModel.swift

import Foundation

@MainActor
final class ConnectViewModel: ObservableObject {
    @Published var host: String = "192.168.88.1"
    @Published var username: String = "admin"
    @Published var password: String = ""
    @Published var rememberPassword: Bool = true
    @Published private(set) var savedRouters: [SavedRouter] = []

    @Published private(set) var packageUpdateInfo: PackageUpdateInfo?
    @Published private(set) var isCheckingForUpdates = false
    @Published var updateCheckError: String?

    @Published private(set) var isInstallingUpdate = false
    @Published var installUpdateError: String?
    @Published private(set) var didSendUpdateInstall = false

    @Published private(set) var isUpgradingFirmware = false
    @Published var firmwareUpgradeError: String?
    @Published var firmwareUpgradeResultMessage: String?

    @Published private(set) var isRebooting = false
    @Published var rebootError: String?
    @Published private(set) var didSendReboot = false

    @Published private(set) var interfaceTraffic: [String: InterfaceTraffic] = [:]

    let connectionService: ConnectionService
    private let keychain = KeychainService()
    private let updateService = UpdateService()
    private let savedRoutersStore = SavedRoutersStore()
    private let trafficMonitor = InterfaceTrafficMonitor()
    private var trafficPollingTask: Task<Void, Never>?

    init(connectionService: ConnectionService) {
        self.connectionService = connectionService
    }

    func onAppear() {
        savedRouters = savedRoutersStore.load()
        if let saved = keychain.loadPassword(forHost: host, username: username) {
            password = saved
        }
    }

    /// Fills in a known router's host/username (and its remembered password, if any) without
    /// connecting yet — the user still reviews/confirms via the normal "Verbinden" button.
    func selectSavedRouter(_ router: SavedRouter) {
        host = router.host
        username = router.username
        password = keychain.loadPassword(forHost: router.host, username: router.username, serialNumber: router.serialNumber) ?? ""
    }

    func renameSavedRouter(_ id: SavedRouter.ID, to newName: String) {
        savedRouters = savedRoutersStore.rename(id, to: newName)
    }

    func updateSavedRouterLocation(_ id: SavedRouter.ID, to newLocation: String) {
        savedRouters = savedRoutersStore.updateLocation(id, to: newLocation)
    }

    func removeSavedRouter(_ id: SavedRouter.ID) {
        savedRouters = savedRoutersStore.remove(id)
    }

    func connect() {
        let credentials = RouterOSCredentials(host: host, username: username, password: password)
        Task {
            await connectionService.connect(with: credentials)
            if case .connected = connectionService.state {
                let defaultName = connectionService.deviceInfo?.boardName ?? host
                // "unbekannt" is RouterOSModels' own fallback when RouterOS reports the
                // routerboard menu but leaves this one field out — treated as "no real serial"
                // here too, or two such devices would falsely look like the same one.
                let rawSerial = connectionService.routerBoardInfo?.serialNumber
                let serialNumber = (rawSerial?.isEmpty == false && rawSerial != "unbekannt") ? rawSerial : nil
                // Saved only now, not before attempting the connection — the serial (needed to
                // keep two same-host/username devices' passwords apart, see `KeychainService`'s
                // doc comment) isn't known until the connection actually succeeds. Confirmed
                // live (2026-09-16): saving unqualified beforehand made both of two same-model
                // routers, left at MikroTik's factory default, silently share one Keychain
                // entry — reconnecting to either one always loaded whichever password was saved
                // most recently, regardless of which device the user actually selected.
                if rememberPassword {
                    keychain.save(password: password, forHost: host, username: username, serialNumber: serialNumber)
                }
                savedRouters = savedRoutersStore.recordSuccessfulConnection(
                    host: host, username: username, defaultName: defaultName, serialNumber: serialNumber
                )
                // Settings toggle (default off) — reuses the same manual "Nach Updates suchen"
                // path the button in this tab triggers, just fired automatically once a
                // connection succeeds instead of waiting for a click.
                if UserDefaults.standard.bool(forKey: AppPreferences.autoCheckUpdatesOnConnectKey) {
                    checkForUpdates(for: credentials)
                }
            }
        }
    }

    /// Starts (or restarts, if already running) periodic traffic polling for whatever interfaces
    /// `connectionService.interfaces` currently lists — re-read every tick so newly-appearing
    /// interfaces (e.g. a VLAN added via the Setup wizard) get picked up without restarting the
    /// poll. 3s cadence: fast enough to feel "live" for a status dot, not so fast it noticeably
    /// loads a home router's CPU with a constant stream of SSH round-trips.
    func startTrafficPolling(credentials: RouterOSCredentials) {
        stopTrafficPolling()
        trafficPollingTask = Task {
            while !Task.isCancelled {
                let names = connectionService.interfaces.map(\.name)
                if !names.isEmpty {
                    let traffic = await trafficMonitor.fetchTraffic(interfaceNames: names, for: credentials)
                    if !Task.isCancelled {
                        interfaceTraffic = traffic
                    }
                }
                try? await Task.sleep(for: .seconds(3))
            }
        }
    }

    func stopTrafficPolling() {
        trafficPollingTask?.cancel()
        trafficPollingTask = nil
        interfaceTraffic = [:]
        Task { await trafficMonitor.disconnect() }
    }

    func trustAndRetry(fingerprint: String) {
        Task {
            await connectionService.trustCurrentCertificateAndRetry(fingerprint: fingerprint)
        }
    }

    func trustSSHHostKeyAndRetry(fingerprint: String) {
        // Two distinct sources share this one confirmation alert (see `ConnectionService.
        // pendingSSHTrustFingerprint`'s doc comment): a blocked initial SSH-fallback connect
        // needs a full reconnect, a REST connection's background trust probe doesn't.
        if case .needsSSHHostKeyConfirmation = connectionService.state {
            Task {
                await connectionService.trustCurrentSSHHostKeyAndRetry(fingerprint: fingerprint)
            }
        } else {
            connectionService.trustPendingSSHHostKeyAndRetry()
        }
    }

    /// Backs out of whichever of the two trust-confirmation states is currently showing the
    /// SSH-host-key alert (a blocked initial connect, or the background trust probe after a
    /// successful REST connect — see `ConnectionService.pendingSSHTrustFingerprint`'s doc
    /// comment). Previously only cleared `pendingSSHTrustFingerprint`, which left the alert stuck
    /// showing whenever it was triggered by the *other* path (`state ==
    /// .needsSSHHostKeyConfirmation`) — found during the README milestone re-check, 2026-09-17.
    func dismissSSHHostKeyPrompt() {
        connectionService.cancelPendingTrustConfirmation()
    }

    /// Same "Abbrechen" fix as `dismissSSHHostKeyPrompt()`, for the unknown-TLS-certificate alert
    /// — its "Abbrechen" button previously had an empty action and could never actually clear
    /// `connectionService.state` back out of `.needsCertificateConfirmation`.
    func cancelCertificatePrompt() {
        connectionService.cancelPendingTrustConfirmation()
    }

    func checkForUpdates(for credentials: RouterOSCredentials) {
        isCheckingForUpdates = true
        updateCheckError = nil
        Task {
            do {
                packageUpdateInfo = try await updateService.checkForUpdates(for: credentials)
            } catch {
                updateCheckError = error.localizedDescription
            }
            isCheckingForUpdates = false
        }
    }

    func installUpdate(for credentials: RouterOSCredentials) {
        isInstallingUpdate = true
        installUpdateError = nil
        didSendUpdateInstall = false
        Task {
            do {
                try await updateService.installUpdate(for: credentials)
                didSendUpdateInstall = true
            } catch {
                installUpdateError = error.localizedDescription
            }
            isInstallingUpdate = false
        }
    }

    func upgradeRouterboardFirmware(for credentials: RouterOSCredentials) {
        isUpgradingFirmware = true
        firmwareUpgradeError = nil
        firmwareUpgradeResultMessage = nil
        Task {
            do {
                firmwareUpgradeResultMessage = try await updateService.upgradeRouterboardFirmware(for: credentials)
            } catch {
                firmwareUpgradeError = error.localizedDescription
            }
            isUpgradingFirmware = false
        }
    }

    func reboot(for credentials: RouterOSCredentials) {
        isRebooting = true
        rebootError = nil
        didSendReboot = false
        Task {
            do {
                try await updateService.reboot(for: credentials)
                didSendReboot = true
            } catch {
                rebootError = error.localizedDescription
            }
            isRebooting = false
        }
    }
}