// Copyright 2016 The Fuchsia 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 SRC_MEDIA_PLAYBACK_MEDIAPLAYER_UTIL_CALLBACK_JOINER_H_
#define SRC_MEDIA_PLAYBACK_MEDIAPLAYER_UTIL_CALLBACK_JOINER_H_

#include <lib/fit/function.h>

#include <memory>

#include "src/lib/fxl/logging.h"

namespace media_player {

// CallbackJoiner is used to take action after multiple 'child' operations are
// completed. CallbackJoiner is not threadsafe and should be used with only
// one thread.
//
// A CallbackJoiner maintains a counter of child operations and will call a
// callback when the counter is zero. The Spawn method signals the start of a
// child operation (increments the counter), and the Complete method signals
// the end of a child operation (decrements the counter). NewCallback combines
// these methods by first calling Spawn and then returning a callback that calls
// Complete.
//
// A single callback may be registered using the WhenJoined method. The callback
// is called when the child operation counter reaches zero, immediately if the
// counter is zero when WhenJoined is called.
//
// Here's an example of how to use CallbackJoiner to wait for multiple
// callbacks:
//
//    std::shared_ptr<CallbackJoiner> callback_joiner =
//        CallbackJoiner::Create();
//    doSomethingAsync(callback_joiner->NewCallback());
//    doSomethingElseAsync(callback_joiner->NewCallback());
//
//    callback_joiner->Spawn();
//    doSomethingAsyncWithAResult([callback_joiner](Result result) {
//      // ...
//      callback_joiner->Complete();
//    });
//
//    callback_joiner->WhenJoined(join_callback);
//
// Note that the CallbackJoiner is kept alive as long as the three callbacks
// still exist, because each callback captures a shared pointer to the
// CallbackJoiner.
//
class CallbackJoiner : public std::enable_shared_from_this<CallbackJoiner> {
 public:
  // Creates a CallbackJoiner and returns a shared pointer to it.
  // CallbackJoiners created in this way can safely create callbacks via the
  // NewCallback method.
  static std::shared_ptr<CallbackJoiner> Create();

  // Constructs a CallbackJoiner. NOTE: CallbackJoiner::NewCallback only works
  // for CallbackJoiners that already have shared pointers to them. The static
  // Create method is recommended for CallbackJoiners whose NewCallback method
  // will be invoked.
  CallbackJoiner();

  ~CallbackJoiner();

  // Indicates the initiation of a child operation. Every call to Spawn should
  // be matched by a subsequent call to |Complete|.
  void Spawn() { ++counter_; }

  // Indicates the completion of a child operation.
  void Complete();

  // Calls Spawn and returns a new callback, which calls Complete. THIS METHOD
  // WILL ONLY WORK IF THERE IS ALREADY A SHARED POINTER TO THIS OBJECT.
  fit::closure NewCallback();

  // Specifies a callback to be called when all child operations have completed.
  // If no child operations are currently pending, the callback is called
  // immediately. If child operations are pending, the callback is copied. The
  // copy called later (and reset) when all child operations have completed.
  // Only one callback at a time can be registered with WhenJoined.
  void WhenJoined(fit::closure join_callback);

  // Cancels a callback registered with WhenJoined if it hasn't run yet. The
  // return value indicates whether a callback was cancelled.
  bool Cancel();

 private:
  size_t counter_ = 0;
  fit::closure join_callback_;
};

}  // namespace media_player

#endif  // SRC_MEDIA_PLAYBACK_MEDIAPLAYER_UTIL_CALLBACK_JOINER_H_