# frozen_string_literal: true

class ActivityPub::FetchRemoteKeyService < BaseService
  include JsonLdHelper

  class Error < StandardError; end

  # Returns actor that owns the key
  # This is to be used when we know a key URI but don't know the associated account URI,
  # otherwise use `ActivityPub::FetchRemoteActorService`.
  def call(uri, suppress_errors: true)
    raise Error, 'No key URI given' if uri.blank?

    @suppress_errors = suppress_errors
    @uri = uri
    @json = fetch_resource(uri, false)

    raise Error, "Unable to fetch key JSON at #{uri}" if @json.nil?
    raise Error, "Unsupported JSON-LD context for document #{uri}" unless supported_context?(@json) || (supported_security_context?(@json) && @json['owner'].present? && !actor_type?)
    raise Error, "Unexpected object type for key #{uri}" unless expected_type?
    return keypair_from_actor_json(@json['id'], @json) if actor_type?

    @owner = fetch_resource(owner_uri, true)

    raise Error, "Unable to fetch actor JSON #{owner_uri}" if @owner.nil?
    raise Error, "Unsupported JSON-LD context for document #{owner_uri}" unless supported_context?(@owner)
    raise Error, "Unexpected object type for actor #{owner_uri} (expected any of: #{SUPPORTED_TYPES})" unless expected_owner_type?
    raise Error, "publicKey id for #{owner_uri} does not correspond to #{@json['id']}" unless confirmed_owner?

    keypair_from_actor_json(owner_uri, @owner)
  rescue Error => e
    Rails.logger.debug { "Fetching key #{uri} failed: #{e.message}" }
    raise unless suppress_errors
  end

  private

  def keypair_from_actor_json(actor_uri, actor_json)
    actor = find_actor(actor_uri, actor_json)
    return if actor.nil?

    keypair = actor.keypairs.find_by(uri: @uri)
    return keypair if keypair.present?

    Keypair.from_legacy_account(actor, uri: @uri) if actor.public_key.present?
  end

  def find_actor(uri, prefetched_body)
    # `FetchRemoteKeyService` is called when we don't know of a key.
    # This is most likely because we don't know of an account yet, but it could also be because we have stale data.
    # Return the actor if it is known and has been updated recently, otherwise, process it in full.

    actor = ActivityPub::TagManager.instance.uri_to_actor(uri)
    return actor if actor.present? && !actor.possibly_stale?

    ActivityPub::FetchRemoteActorService.new.call(uri, prefetched_body: prefetched_body, suppress_errors: @suppress_errors)
  end

  def expected_type?
    actor_type? || public_key?
  end

  def actor_type?
    equals_or_includes_any?(@json['type'], ActivityPub::FetchRemoteActorService::SUPPORTED_TYPES)
  end

  def public_key?
    @json['publicKeyPem'].present? && @json['owner'].present?
  end

  def owner_uri
    @owner_uri ||= value_or_id(@json['owner'])
  end

  def expected_owner_type?
    equals_or_includes_any?(@owner['type'], ActivityPub::FetchRemoteActorService::SUPPORTED_TYPES)
  end

  def confirmed_owner?
    as_array(@owner['publicKey']).map { |value| value_or_id(value) }.include?(@json['id'])
  end
end
