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import { IFrameData, RawFrame, LazyFrame } from "../media/RawFrame";
import { SLog } from "../network/Helper";


/**
 * Mostly used for debugging at the moment. Browser API doesn't seem to have a standard way to
 * determine if a frame was updated. This class currently uses several different methods based
 * on availability 
 * 
 */
enum FrameEventMethod{
    /**We use a set default framerate. FPS is unknown and we can't recognize if a frame was updated. 
     * Used for remote video tracks on firefox as the "framerate" property will not be set.
     */
    DEFAULT_FALLBACK = "DEFAULT_FALLBACK",
    /**
     * Using the tracks meta data to decide the framerate. We might drop frames or deliver them twice
     * because we can't tell when exactly they are updated.
     * Some video devices also claim 30 FPS but generate less causing us to waste performance copying the same image
     * multipel times
     * 
     * This system works with local video in firefox
     */
    TRACK = "TRACK",
    /**
     *  uses frame numbers returned by the browser. This works for webkit based browsers only so far.
     *  Firefox is either missing the needed properties or they return always 0
     */
    EXACT = "EXACT"
}

/**Internal use only. 
 * Bundles all functionality related to MediaStream, Tracks and video processing.
 * It creates two HTML elements: Video and Canvas to interact with the video stream
 * and convert the visible frame data to Uint8Array for compatibility with the
 * unity plugin and all other platforms.
 * 
 */
export class BrowserMediaStream {

    //no double buffering in java script as it forces us to create a new frame each time

    //for debugging. Will attach the HTMLVideoElement used to play the local and remote
    //video streams to the document.
    public static DEBUG_SHOW_ELEMENTS = false;
    public static MUTE_IF_AUTOPLAT_BLOCKED = false;
    

    //Gives each FrameBuffer and its HTMLVideoElement a fixed id for debugging purposes.
    public static sNextInstanceId = 1;

    
    public static VERBOSE = false;


    private mStream: MediaStream;
    public get Stream() {
        return this.mStream;
    }
    private mBufferedFrame: IFrameData = null;

    private mInstanceId = 0;

    private mVideoElement: HTMLVideoElement;
    public get VideoElement() {
        return this.mVideoElement;
    }
    private mCanvasElement: HTMLCanvasElement = null;
    private mIsActive = false;

    //Framerate used as a workaround if
    //the actual framerate is unknown due to browser restrictions
    public static DEFAULT_FRAMERATE = 30;
    private mMsPerFrame = 1.0 / BrowserMediaStream.DEFAULT_FRAMERATE * 1000;

    private mFrameEventMethod = FrameEventMethod.DEFAULT_FALLBACK;
    //used to buffer last volume level as part of the
    //autoplat workaround that will mute the audio until it gets the ok from the user
    private mDefaultVolume = 0.5;
    

    //Time the last frame was generated
    private mLastFrameTime = 0;
    private mNextFrameTime = 0;

    /** Number of the last frame (not yet supported in all browsers)
     * if it remains at <= 0 then we just generate frames based on
     * the timer above
     */
    private mLastFrameNumber = 0;

    private mHasVideo: boolean = false;

    public InternalStreamAdded: (stream: BrowserMediaStream) => void = null;

    private static sBlockedStreams : Set<BrowserMediaStream> = new Set();
    public static onautoplayblocked: () => void = null;

    //must be called from onclick, touchstart, ... event handlers
    public static ResolveAutoplay() : void{

        SLog.L("ResolveAutoplay. Trying to restart video / turn on audio after user interaction " );
        let streams = BrowserMediaStream.sBlockedStreams;
        BrowserMediaStream.sBlockedStreams = new Set();
        for(let v of Array.from(streams)){
            v.ResolveAutoplay();
        }
    }
    public ResolveAutoplay():void{
        
        if(BrowserMediaStream.MUTE_IF_AUTOPLAT_BLOCKED)
        {
            SLog.L("Try to replay video with audio. " );
            //if muted due to autoplay -> unmute
            this.SetVolume(this.mDefaultVolume);

            if(this.mVideoElement.muted){
                this.mVideoElement.muted = false;
            }
        }

        //call play again if needed
        if(this.mVideoElement.paused)
            this.mVideoElement.play();

    }


    constructor(stream: MediaStream) {
        this.mStream = stream;
        this.mInstanceId = BrowserMediaStream.sNextInstanceId;
        BrowserMediaStream.sNextInstanceId++;

        this.mMsPerFrame = 1.0 / BrowserMediaStream.DEFAULT_FRAMERATE * 1000;
        this.mFrameEventMethod = FrameEventMethod.DEFAULT_FALLBACK;
        

        this.SetupElements();
    }
    private CheckFrameRate():void
    {
        if(this.mVideoElement)
        {
            if (this.mStream.getVideoTracks().length > 0)
            {
                this.mHasVideo = true;
                let vtrack = this.mStream.getVideoTracks()[0];
                let settings = vtrack.getSettings();
                let fps = settings.frameRate;
                if(fps)
                {
                    if(BrowserMediaStream.VERBOSE)
                    {
                        console.log("Track FPS: " + fps);
                    }
                    this.mMsPerFrame = 1.0 / fps * 1000;
                    this.mFrameEventMethod = FrameEventMethod.TRACK;
                }
            }

            //try to get the video fps via the track
            //fails on firefox if the track comes from a remote source
            if(this.GetFrameNumber() != -1)
            {
                if(BrowserMediaStream.VERBOSE)
                {
                    console.log("Get frame available.");
                }
                //browser returns exact frame information
                this.mFrameEventMethod = FrameEventMethod.EXACT;
            }

            //failed to determine any frame rate. This happens on firefox with
            //remote tracks
            if(this.mFrameEventMethod === FrameEventMethod.DEFAULT_FALLBACK)
            {
                //firefox and co won't tell us the FPS for remote stream
                SLog.LW("Framerate unknown for stream " + this.mInstanceId + ". Using default framerate of " + BrowserMediaStream.DEFAULT_FRAMERATE);
            }
        }
    }

    private TriggerAutoplayBlockled(){

        BrowserMediaStream.sBlockedStreams.add(this);
        if(BrowserMediaStream.onautoplayblocked !== null){
            BrowserMediaStream.onautoplayblocked();
        }
    }

    private TryPlay(){

        let playPromise = this.mVideoElement.play();
        this.mDefaultVolume = this.mVideoElement.volume;

        if (typeof playPromise !== "undefined")
        {
            playPromise.then(function() {
                //all good
            }).catch((error) => {

                if(BrowserMediaStream.MUTE_IF_AUTOPLAT_BLOCKED === false){
                    //browser blocked replay. print error & setup auto play workaround
                    console.error(error);
                    this.TriggerAutoplayBlockled();
                }else{

                    //Below: Safari on Mac is able to just deactivate audio and show the video
                    //once user interacts with the content audio will be activated again via SetVolue
                    //WARNING: This fails on iOS! SetVolume fails and audio won't ever come back
                    //keep MUTE_IF_AUTOPLAT_BLOCKED === false for iOS support
                    
                    console.warn(error);
                    SLog.LW("Replay of video failed. The browser might have blocked the video due to autoplay restrictions. Retrying without audio ...");
                    
                    //try to play without audio enabled
                    this.SetVolume(0);

                    let promise2 = this.mVideoElement.play();

                    if(typeof promise2 !== "undefined"){
                        promise2.then(()=>{
                            SLog.L("Playing video successful but muted.");
                            //still trigger for unmute on next click
                            this.TriggerAutoplayBlockled();
                        }).catch((error)=>{
                            SLog.LE("Replay of video failed. This error is likely caused due to autoplay restrictions of the browser. Try allowing autoplay.");
                            console.error(error);
                            this.TriggerAutoplayBlockled();
                        });
                    }
                }
            });
        }
    }

    private SetupElements() {

        this.mVideoElement = this.SetupVideoElement();
        //TOOD: investigate bug here
        //In some cases onloadedmetadata is never called. This might happen due to a 
        //bug in firefox or might be related to a device / driver error
        //So far it only happens randomly (maybe 1 in 10 tries) on a single test device and only
        //with 720p. (video device "BisonCam, NB Pro" on MSI laptop)
        SLog.L("video element created. video tracks: " + this.mStream.getVideoTracks().length);
        this.mVideoElement.onloadedmetadata = (e) => {
            //console.log("onloadedmetadata");
            //we might have shutdown everything by now already
            if(this.mVideoElement == null)
                return;

            this.TryPlay();

            if(this.InternalStreamAdded != null)
                this.InternalStreamAdded(this);

            this.CheckFrameRate();
            
            let video_log = "Resolution: " + this.mVideoElement.videoWidth + "x" + this.mVideoElement.videoHeight 
                + " fps method: " + this.mFrameEventMethod + " " + Math.round(1000/(this.mMsPerFrame));
            SLog.L(video_log);
            if(BrowserMediaStream.VERBOSE){
                console.log(video_log)
            }
            //now create canvas after the meta data of the video are known
            if (this.mHasVideo) {
                this.mCanvasElement = this.SetupCanvas();

                //canvas couldn't be created. set video to false
                if (this.mCanvasElement == null)
                    this.mHasVideo = false;
            } else {
                this.mCanvasElement = null;
            }
            this.mIsActive = true;
        };
        //set the src value and trigger onloadedmetadata above
        try {
            //newer method. not yet supported everywhere
            let element : any = this.mVideoElement;
            element.srcObject = this.mStream;
        }
        catch (error)
        {
            //old way of doing it. won't work anymore in firefox and possibly other browsers
            this.mVideoElement.src = window.URL.createObjectURL(this.mStream);
        }
    }


    /** Returns the current frame number.
     *  Treat a return value of 0 or smaller as unknown.
     * (Browsers might have the property but 
     * always return 0)
     */
    private GetFrameNumber() : number
    {
        let frameNumber;
        if(this.mVideoElement)
        {
            if((this.mVideoElement as any).webkitDecodedFrameCount)
            {
                frameNumber = (this.mVideoElement as any).webkitDecodedFrameCount;
            }
            /*
            None of these work and future versions might return numbers that are only
            updated once a second or so. For now it is best to ignore these.

            TODO: Check if any of these will work in the future. this.mVideoElement.getVideoPlaybackQuality().totalVideoFrames; 
            might also help in the future (so far always 0)
            this.mVideoElement.currentTime also won't work because this is updated faster than the framerate (would result in >100+ framerate)
            else if((this.mVideoElement as any).mozParsedFrames)
            {
                frameNumber = (this.mVideoElement as any).mozParsedFrames;
            }else if((this.mVideoElement as any).mozDecodedFrames)
            {
                frameNumber = (this.mVideoElement as any).mozDecodedFrames;
            }else if((this.mVideoElement as any).decodedFrameCount)
            {
                frameNumber = (this.mVideoElement as any).decodedFrameCount;
            }
            */
            else
            {
                frameNumber =  -1;
            }
        }else{
            frameNumber = -1;
        }
        return frameNumber;
    }

    public TryGetFrame(): IFrameData
    {
        //make sure we get the newest frame
        //this.EnsureLatestFrame();

        //remove the buffered frame if any
        var result = this.mBufferedFrame;
        this.mBufferedFrame = null;
        
        return result;
    }
    public SetMute(mute: boolean): void {
        this.mVideoElement.muted = mute;
    }
    public PeekFrame(): IFrameData {
        //this.EnsureLatestFrame();
        return this.mBufferedFrame;
    }

    /** Ensures we have the latest frame ready
     * for the next PeekFrame / TryGetFrame calls
     */
    private EnsureLatestFrame():boolean
    {
        if (this.HasNewerFrame()) {
            this.GenerateFrame();
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }

    /** checks if the html tag has a newer frame available
     * (or if 1/30th of a second passed since last frame if
     * this info isn't available)
     */
    private HasNewerFrame():boolean
    {
        if (this.mIsActive 
            && this.mHasVideo 
            && this.mCanvasElement != null)
            {
                if(this.mLastFrameNumber > 0)
                {
                    this.mFrameEventMethod = FrameEventMethod.EXACT;
                    //we are getting frame numbers. use those to 
                    //check if we have a new one
                    if(this.GetFrameNumber() > this.mLastFrameNumber)
                    {
                        return true;
                    }
                }
                else
                {
                    //many browsers do not share the frame info
                    let now = new Date().getTime();
                    if (this.mNextFrameTime <= now) {
                    {
                        return true;
                    }
                }
            }
        }

        return false;
    }

    
    public Update(): void {
        this.EnsureLatestFrame();
    }

    public DestroyCanvas(): void {
        if (this.mCanvasElement != null && this.mCanvasElement.parentElement != null) {
            this.mCanvasElement.parentElement.removeChild(this.mCanvasElement);
        }
    }
    public Dispose(): void {

        this.mIsActive = false;
        BrowserMediaStream.sBlockedStreams.delete(this);
        this.DestroyCanvas();
        if (this.mVideoElement != null && this.mVideoElement.parentElement != null) {
            this.mVideoElement.parentElement.removeChild(this.mVideoElement);
        }

        //track cleanup is probably not needed but
        //it might help ensure it properly stops
        //in case there are other references out there
        var tracks = this.mStream.getTracks();
        for (var i = 0; i < tracks.length; i++) {
            tracks[i].stop();
        }
        
        this.mStream = null;
        this.mVideoElement = null;
        this.mCanvasElement = null;
    }

    public CreateFrame(): RawFrame {

        this.mCanvasElement.width = this.mVideoElement.videoWidth;
        this.mCanvasElement.height = this.mVideoElement.videoHeight;
        let ctx = this.mCanvasElement.getContext("2d");
        /*
        var fillBackgroundFirst = true;
        if (fillBackgroundFirst) {
            ctx.clearRect(0, 0, this.mCanvasElement.width, this.mCanvasElement.height);
        }
        */
        ctx.drawImage(this.mVideoElement, 0, 0);
 
        try {
            //risk of security exception in firefox
            let imgData = ctx.getImageData(0, 0, this.mCanvasElement.width, this.mCanvasElement.height);
            var imgRawData = imgData.data;
            var array = new Uint8Array(imgRawData.buffer);
            return new RawFrame(array, this.mCanvasElement.width, this.mCanvasElement.height);
        } catch (exception) {

            //show white frame for now
            var array = new Uint8Array(this.mCanvasElement.width * this.mCanvasElement.height * 4);
            array.fill(255, 0, array.length - 1);
            let res =  new RawFrame(array, this.mCanvasElement.width, this.mCanvasElement.height);

            //attempted workaround for firefox bug / suspected cause: 
            // * root cause seems to be an internal origin-clean flag within the canvas. If set to false reading from the
            //   canvas triggers a security exceptions. This is usually used if the canvas contains data that isn't 
            //   suppose to be accessible e.g. a picture from another domain
            // * while moving the image to the canvas the origin-clean flag seems to be set to false but only 
            //   during the first few frames. (maybe a race condition within firefox? A higher CPU workload increases the risk)
            // * the canvas will work and look just fine but calling getImageData isn't allowed anymore
            // * After a few frames the video is back to normal but the canvas will still have the flag set to false
            // 
            //Solution:
            // * Recreate the canvas if the exception is triggered. During the next few frames firefox should get its flag right
            //   and then stop causing the error. It might recreate the canvas multiple times until it finally works as we
            //   can't detect if the video element will trigger the issue until we tried to access the data
            SLog.LogWarning("Firefox workaround: Refused access to the remote video buffer. Retrying next frame...");
            this.DestroyCanvas();
            this.mCanvasElement = this.SetupCanvas();
            return res;
        }
    }

    //Old buffed frame was replaced with a wrapepr that avoids buffering internally
    //Only point of generate frame is now to ensure a consistent framerate
    private GenerateFrame(): void
    {
        this.mLastFrameNumber = this.GetFrameNumber();
        
        let now = new Date().getTime();
        //js timing is very inaccurate. reduce time until next frame if we are
        //late with this one.
        let diff = now - this.mNextFrameTime;
        let delta = (this.mMsPerFrame - diff);
        delta = Math.min(this.mMsPerFrame, Math.max(1, delta))
        this.mLastFrameTime = now;
        this.mNextFrameTime = now + delta;
        //console.log("last frame , new frame", this.mLastFrameTime, this.mNextFrameTime, delta);
        this.mBufferedFrame = new LazyFrame(this);
    }




    private SetupVideoElement(): HTMLVideoElement {

        var videoElement: HTMLVideoElement= document.createElement("video");
        //width/doesn't seem to be important
        videoElement.width = window['videoSize']['w'];
        videoElement.height = window['videoSize']['h'];
        videoElement.controls = true;
        videoElement.setAttribute("playsinline", "");
        videoElement.id = "awrtc_mediastream_video_" + this.mInstanceId;

        //videoElement.muted = true;
        if (BrowserMediaStream.DEBUG_SHOW_ELEMENTS)
            document.body.appendChild(videoElement);

        return videoElement;
    }

    private SetupCanvas(): HTMLCanvasElement {

        if (this.mVideoElement == null || this.mVideoElement.videoWidth <= 0 ||
            this.mVideoElement.videoHeight <= 0)
            return null;

        var canvas: HTMLCanvasElement= document.createElement("canvas");
        canvas.width = this.mVideoElement.videoWidth;
        canvas.height = this.mVideoElement.videoHeight;
        canvas.id = "awrtc_mediastream_canvas_" + this.mInstanceId;

        if (BrowserMediaStream.DEBUG_SHOW_ELEMENTS)
            document.body.appendChild(canvas);
        return canvas;
    }

    public SetVolume(volume: number): void {
        if (this.mVideoElement == null) {
            return;
        }
        if (volume < 0)
            volume = 0;
        if (volume > 1)
            volume = 1;
        this.mVideoElement.volume = volume;
    }

    public HasAudioTrack(): boolean {
        if (this.mStream != null && this.mStream.getAudioTracks() != null
            && this.mStream.getAudioTracks().length > 0) {
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }
    public HasVideoTrack(): boolean {
        if (this.mStream != null && this.mStream.getVideoTracks() != null
            && this.mStream.getVideoTracks().length > 0) {
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }

    //for debugging purposes this is in here
}