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// OpenAPIDateWithoutTime.swift
//
// Generated by openapi-generator
// https://openapi-generator.tech
//

import Foundation

/// Represents a date without time information (e.g. a birthday) for transmission from and to a REST API
///
/// This type is used as a representation for openapi specs `date` format which does not contain 
/// time information as opposed to the `date-time` format. Although it internally uses `Date` for 
/// (de-)serialization as well the generator needs to be able to distinguish between the two formats. 
/// - note: As `Date` is agnostic to timezones (and calendars), timezone information is needed to be able to add 
/// an appropriate padding in order to transform to GMT+0 which is the assumed timezone in ISO 8601. 
/// When decoding, GMT+0 can be assumed (again: ISO8601) so there is no padding necessary and wrappedDate 
/// can be used safely.
{{#nonPublicApi}}internal{{/nonPublicApi}}{{^nonPublicApi}}public{{/nonPublicApi}} struct OpenAPIDateWithoutTime: Codable, Hashable, Equatable {
    {{#nonPublicApi}}internal{{/nonPublicApi}}{{^nonPublicApi}}public{{/nonPublicApi}} let wrappedDate: Date
    {{#nonPublicApi}}internal{{/nonPublicApi}}{{^nonPublicApi}}public{{/nonPublicApi}} let timezone: TimeZone
    
    {{#nonPublicApi}}internal{{/nonPublicApi}}{{^nonPublicApi}}public{{/nonPublicApi}} enum CodingKeys: CodingKey, CaseIterable {
        case wrappedDate
        case timezone
    }
    
    /// On decoding ISO8601 timezone is assumed
    {{#nonPublicApi}}internal{{/nonPublicApi}}{{^nonPublicApi}}public{{/nonPublicApi}} init(from decoder: Decoder) throws {
        let container = try decoder.singleValueContainer()
        self.wrappedDate = try container.decode(Date.self)
        self.timezone = OpenISO8601DateFormatter.withoutTime.timeZone
    }

    /// Convenience Initializer which is useful when dealing with optionals a lot like e.g. in API mappers
    {{#nonPublicApi}}internal{{/nonPublicApi}}{{^nonPublicApi}}public{{/nonPublicApi}} init?(wrappedDate: Date?, timezone: TimeZone = .current) {
        guard let wrappedDate = wrappedDate else {
            return nil
        }

        self.init(wrappedDate: wrappedDate, timezone: timezone)
    }

    /// Designated Initializer for `OpenAPIDateWithoutTime`
    ///
    /// Since usually `Date`s without time components - as e.g. birthdays - are created Calendar- and timezone-aware
    // it is important to also provide a timezone so that the generator is able to normalize the supplied Date to ISO8601 (GMT+0)
    {{#nonPublicApi}}internal{{/nonPublicApi}}{{^nonPublicApi}}public{{/nonPublicApi}} init(wrappedDate: Date, timezone: TimeZone) {
        self.wrappedDate = wrappedDate
        self.timezone = timezone
    }
    
    /// Only the wrappedDate is encoded normalized to GMT+0 with an offset derived from the supplied Timezone
    {{#nonPublicApi}}internal{{/nonPublicApi}}{{^nonPublicApi}}public{{/nonPublicApi}} func encode(to encoder: Encoder) throws {
        var container = encoder.singleValueContainer()
        try container.encode(OpenISO8601DateFormatter.withoutTime.string(from: normalizedWrappedDate()))
    }

    /// Normalizes the wrappedDate to GMT+0 according to the supplied timezone
    fileprivate func normalizedWrappedDate() -> Date {
        return wrappedDate.addingTimeInterval(
            Double(timezone.secondsFromGMT(for: wrappedDate)))
    }
}

extension OpenAPIDateWithoutTime: JSONEncodable {
    func encodeToJSON() -> Any {
        return OpenISO8601DateFormatter.withoutTime.string(from: self.normalizedWrappedDate())
    }
}