// Copyright 2016 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

#ifndef TOUCH_KEYBOARD_UINPUTDEVICE_H_
#define TOUCH_KEYBOARD_UINPUTDEVICE_H_

#include <base/logging.h>
#include <error.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <gtest/gtest_prod.h>  // for FRIEND_TEST
#include <linux/uinput.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string>
#include <string.h>
#include <unistd.h>

#include "touch_keyboard/syscallhandler.h"
#include "touch_keyboard/uinput_definitions.h"


namespace touch_keyboard {

// This is the file handle on disk that you use to control the uinput module.
constexpr char kUinputControlFilename[] = "/dev/uinput";

class UinputDevice {
 /* A class to allow you to easily create uinput devices and generate events.
  *
  * This class can be used to create uinput devices, setup which events they
  * are capable of generating, and actually sending them.  The general flow is
  * to instantiate a UinputDevice object and call CreateUinputFD() to get the
  * process started.  You can then use the various EnableXXXX() functions to
  * enable the correct event types that you plan to generate.  Once all the
  * events are enabled, FinalizeUinputCreation() will tell the kernel create
  * the device and SendEvent() can now be used.
  */
 public:
  UinputDevice() : syscall_handler_(&default_syscall_handler),
                   uinput_fd_(-1) {}
  explicit UinputDevice(SyscallHandler *syscall_handler) :
      syscall_handler_(syscall_handler), uinput_fd_(-1) {
    // This constructor allows you to pass in a SyscallHandler when unit
    // testing this class.  For real use, allow it to use the default value
    // by using the constructor with no arguments.
    if (syscall_handler_ == NULL) {
      syscall_handler_ = &default_syscall_handler;
    }
  }

  ~UinputDevice();

 protected:
  // Generate a new uinput file descriptor to communicate with the uinput
  // module through.
  bool CreateUinputFD();

  // Enable this uinput device to generate a certain event type.  This are
  // overarching categories, not individual events.  eg: EV_ABS, EV_KEY, etc
  bool EnableEventType(int ev_type) const;

  // Enable this uinput device to generate a specific event code under the
  // event type specified in the function name. eg: KEY_ENTER or ABS_MT_SLOT
  bool EnableKeyEvent(int ev_code) const;
  bool EnableAbsEvent(int ev_code) const;

  // Clone the EV_ABS event capability of a given evdev device.  The width and
  // height are used to setup the ranges of X and Y coordinates.
  bool CopyABSOutputEvents(int source_evdev_fd, int width, int height) const;

  // Wrap up creation once all your events are enabled, and give it a name.
  // Once this is called the device is ready to start sending events out.
  bool FinalizeUinputCreation(std::string const &device_name) const;

  // Once the device is finalized, this function sends the actual events
  // to the input subsystem just like a normal input device.
  bool SendEvent(int ev_type, int ev_code, int value) const;

 private:
  SyscallHandler *syscall_handler_;
  int uinput_fd_;

  // A helper function that determines if an event is supported by a device
  // when trying to clone its capabilities.
  bool IsEventSupported(int event, int64_t *supported_event_types) const;

  friend class UinputDeviceTest;
  FRIEND_TEST(UinputDeviceTest, UinputControlOpeningTest);
  FRIEND_TEST(UinputDeviceTest, UinputControlOpeningFailureTest);
  FRIEND_TEST(UinputDeviceTest, EnableEventTypeTest);
  FRIEND_TEST(UinputDeviceTest, EnableKeyEventTest);
  FRIEND_TEST(UinputDeviceTest, EnableAbsEventTest);
  FRIEND_TEST(UinputDeviceTest, FinalizeUinputCreationSuccessTest);
  FRIEND_TEST(UinputDeviceTest, FinalizeUinputCreationDEV_SETUPFailTest);
  FRIEND_TEST(UinputDeviceTest, FinalizeUinputCreationDEV_CREATEFailTest);
  FRIEND_TEST(UinputDeviceTest, SendEventTest);
};

}  // namespace touch_keyboard

#endif  // TOUCH_KEYBOARD_UINPUTDEVICE_H_