//
// Created by Vlad on 27.08.2024.
//
#include "omath/projection/Camera.h"

#include <complex>

#include "omath/angles.h"


namespace omath::projection
{
    Camera::Camera(const Vector3 &position, const Vector3 &viewAngles, const ViewPort &viewPort,
                   const float fov, const float near, const float far)
    {
        m_origin = position;
        m_viewAngles = viewAngles;
        m_viewPort = viewPort;
        m_fieldOfView = fov;
        m_nearPlaneDistance = near;
        m_farPlaneDistance = far;
    }

    Matrix Camera::GetViewMatrix() const
    {
        const auto forward = Vector3::ForwardVector(m_viewAngles.x, m_viewAngles.y);
        const auto right = Vector3::RightVector(m_viewAngles.x, m_viewAngles.y, m_viewAngles.z);
        const auto up = Vector3::UpVector(m_viewAngles.x, m_viewAngles.y, m_viewAngles.z);

        return Matrix::TranslationMatrix(-m_origin) * Matrix::OrientationMatrix(forward, right, up);
    }

    std::expected<Vector3, std::string_view> Camera::WorldToScreen(const Vector3 &worldPosition) const
    {
        const auto posVecAsMatrix = Matrix({{worldPosition.x, worldPosition.y, worldPosition.z, 1.f}});


        const auto projectionMatrix = Matrix::ProjectionMatrix(m_fieldOfView, m_viewPort.AspectRatio(),
                                                               m_nearPlaneDistance, m_farPlaneDistance);

        auto projected = posVecAsMatrix * (GetViewMatrix() * projectionMatrix);

        if (projected.At(0, 3) <= 0.f)
            return std::unexpected("Projection point is out of camera field of view");

        projected /= projected.At(0, 3);

        projected *= Matrix::ToScreenMatrix(m_viewPort.m_width, m_viewPort.m_height);

        return Vector3{projected.At(0, 0), projected.At(0, 1), projected.At(0, 2)};
    }
}