{me} = require 'core/auth'
AnalyticsLogEvent = require 'models/AnalyticsLogEvent'

debugAnalytics = false

module.exports = class Tracker
  constructor: ->
    if window.tracker
      console.error 'Overwrote our Tracker!', window.tracker
    window.tracker = @
    @isProduction = document.location.href.search('codecombat.com') isnt -1
    @identify()

  identify: (traits) ->
    console.log 'Would identify', traits if debugAnalytics
    return unless me and @isProduction and analytics? and not me.isAdmin()
    # https://segment.io/docs/methods/identify
    traits ?= {}
    for userTrait in ['email', 'anonymous', 'dateCreated', 'name', 'wizardColor1', 'testGroupNumber', 'gender']
      traits[userTrait] ?= me.get(userTrait)
    analytics.identify me.id, traits

  trackPageView: (virtualName=null, includeIntegrations=null) ->
    # console.log 'trackPageView', virtualName, includeIntegrations
    # Google Analytics does not support event-based funnels, so we have to use virtual pageviews instead
    # https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1032720?hl=en
    name = virtualName ? Backbone.history.getFragment()

    properties = {}
    if virtualName?
      # Override title and path properties for virtual page view
      # https://segment.com/docs/libraries/analytics.js/#page
      properties = 
        title: name
        path: "/#{name}"

    options = {}
    if includeIntegrations?
      options = integrations: {'All': false}
      for integration in includeIntegrations
        options.integrations[integration] = true

    console.log "Would track analytics pageview: '/#{name}'", properties, options, includeIntegrations if debugAnalytics
    return unless @isProduction and analytics? and not me.isAdmin()

    # Ok to pass empty properties, but maybe not options
    # TODO: What happens when we pass empty options?
    if _.isEmpty options
      # console.log "trackPageView without options '/#{name}'", properties, options 
      analytics.page "/#{name}"
    else
      # console.log "trackPageView with options '/#{name}'", properties, options 
      analytics.page "/#{name}", properties, options

  trackEvent: (action, properties, includeIntegrations=null) =>
    # 'action' is a string
    # Google Analytics properties format: {category: 'Account', label: 'Premium', value: 50 }
    # https://segment.com/docs/integrations/google-analytics/#track
    # https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/gajs/eventTrackerGuide#Anatomy
    # Mixpanel properties format: whatever you want unlike GA
    # https://segment.com/docs/integrations/mixpanel/
    console.log 'Would track analytics event:', action, properties, includeIntegrations if debugAnalytics
    return unless me and @isProduction and analytics? and not me.isAdmin()
    properties = properties or {}
    context = {}
    if includeIntegrations
      # https://segment.com/docs/libraries/analytics.js/#selecting-integrations
      context.integrations = {'All': false}
      for integration in includeIntegrations
        context.integrations[integration] = true
    analytics?.track action, properties, context
    
    # Log internally too.  Will turn off external event logging when internal logging is sufficient.
    # TODO: enable this after we figure out what's eating the server CPU
    # event = new AnalyticsLogEvent event: action, properties: properties
    # event.save()

  trackTiming: (duration, category, variable, label, samplePercentage=5) ->
    # https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/gajs/gaTrackingTiming
    return console.warn "Duration #{duration} invalid for trackTiming call." unless duration >= 0 and duration < 60 * 60 * 1000
    console.log 'Would track timing event:', arguments if debugAnalytics
    window._gaq?.push ['_trackTiming', category, variable, duration, label, samplePercentage]