codecombat/app/views/editor/level/edit.coffee

View = require 'views/kinds/RootView'
template = require 'templates/editor/level/edit'
Level = require 'models/Level'
LevelSystem = require 'models/LevelSystem'
World = require 'lib/world/world'
DocumentFiles = require 'collections/DocumentFiles'

ThangsTabView = require './thangs_tab_view'
SettingsTabView = require './settings_tab_view'
ScriptsTabView = require './scripts_tab_view'
ComponentsTabView = require './components_tab_view'
SystemsTabView = require './systems_tab_view'
LevelSaveView = require './save_view'
LevelForkView = require './fork_view'

module.exports = class EditorLevelView extends View
  id: "editor-level-view"
  template: template
  startsLoading: true
  cache: false

  events:
    'click #play-button': 'onPlayLevel'
    'click #commit-level-start-button': 'startCommittingLevel'
    'click #fork-level-start-button': 'startForkingLevel'

  constructor: (options, @levelID) ->
    super options
    @supermodel.once 'loaded-all', @onAllLoaded

    # load only the level itself and the one it points to, but no others
    # TODO: this is duplicated in views/play/level_view.coffee; need cleaner method
    @supermodel.shouldPopulate = (model) ->
      @levelsLoaded ?= 0
      @levelsLoaded += 1 if model.constructor.className is "Level"
      return false if @levelsLoaded > 1
      return true

    @level = new Level _id: @levelID
    @level.once 'sync', @onLevelLoaded
    @supermodel.populateModel @level

  showLoading: ($el) ->
    $el ?= @$el.find('.tab-content')
    super($el)

  onLevelLoaded: =>
    @files = new DocumentFiles(@level)
    @files.fetch()

  onAllLoaded: =>
    @originalLevelAttributes = _.cloneDeep @level.attributes
    @level.unset('nextLevel') if _.isString(@level.get('nextLevel'))
    @initWorld()
    @startsLoading = false
    @render()  # do it again but without the loading screen

  initWorld: ->
    @world = new World @level.name

  getRenderData: (context={}) =>
    context = super(context)
    context.level = @level
    context

  afterRender: ->
    return if @startsLoading
    super()
    new LevelSystem  # temp; trigger the LevelSystem schema to be loaded, if it isn't already
    @$el.find('a[data-toggle="tab"]').on 'shown', (e) =>
      Backbone.Mediator.publish 'level:view-switched', e
    @thangsTab = @insertSubView new ThangsTabView world: @world, supermodel: @supermodel
    @settingsTab = @insertSubView new SettingsTabView world: @world, supermodel: @supermodel
    @scriptsTab = @insertSubView new ScriptsTabView world: @world, supermodel: @supermodel, files: @files
    @componentsTab = @insertSubView new ComponentsTabView supermodel: @supermodel
    @systemsTab = @insertSubView new SystemsTabView supermodel: @supermodel
    Backbone.Mediator.publish 'level-loaded', level: @level

  onPlayLevel: (e) ->
    sendLevel = =>
      @childWindow.Backbone.Mediator.publish 'level-reload-from-data', level: @level, supermodel: @supermodel
    if @childWindow and not @childWindow.closed
      # Reset the LevelView's world, but leave the rest of the state alone
      sendLevel()
    else
      # Create a new Window with a blank LevelView
      scratchLevelID = @level.get('slug') + "?dev=true"
      @childWindow = window.open("/play/level/#{scratchLevelID}", 'child_window', 'width=1024,height=560,left=10,top=10,location=0,menubar=0,scrollbars=0,status=0,titlebar=0,toolbar=0', true)
      @childWindow.onPlayLevelViewLoaded = (e) => sendLevel()  # still a hack
    @childWindow.focus()

  startCommittingLevel: (e) ->
    levelSaveView = new LevelSaveView level: @level, supermodel: @supermodel, originalLevelAttributes: @originalLevelAttributes
    @openModalView levelSaveView
    Backbone.Mediator.publish 'level:view-switched', e

  startForkingLevel: (e) ->
    levelForkView = new LevelForkView level: @level
    @openModalView levelForkView
    Backbone.Mediator.publish 'level:view-switched', e