"""Detect optimal arguments for various options.

This module includes a number of constants used to attempt to detect the
options which will provide the best performance for a given OS/GPU/etc..

For most of these constants, it only matters that the best performing option
available for a given OS/platform/hardware rank first for that
OS/platform/hardware, not which OS/platform/hardware performs better.  For
example, it doesn't matter if `vdpau` is lower than `cuvid` or vice versa,
because one is only available for Linux and the other for Windows. Similarly,
it doesn't matter how `amf` is ranked with respect to `cuvid` because one is
only available on NVidia GPUs and the other AMD.  It *does* matter how
`cuvid`/`amf` are ranked with respect to `dxva2` because those could both be
available on the same OS and GPU.

Additions and suggestions for these constants are very much welcome,
especially if they come with benchmarks and/or good explanations from those
who understand this domain well.  Contributions of more complicated or
involved detection logic may also be welcome, though the case will have to be
made more rigorously.
"""

import sys
import platform
import os
import json
import logging
import argparse
import subprocess

import ffmpeg

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=__doc__)
parser.add_argument(
    '--ffmpeg', default='ffmpeg',
    help='The path to the ffmpeg execuatble')

# List `hwaccel` options by order of expected performance when available.
HWACCELS_BY_PERFORMANCE = [
    'cuvid', 'amf', 'vdpau',
    'qsv', 'd3d11va', 'dxva2', 'vaapi', 'drm']
# Loaded from JSON
DATA = None


def detect_gpu():
    """
    Detect the GPU vendor, generation and model if possible.
    """
    plat_sys = platform.system()
    if plat_sys == 'Linux':
        display_output = subprocess.check_output(
            ['lshw', '-class', 'display', '-json'])
        return json.loads(display_output.decode().strip().strip(','))


def detect_hwaccels(hwaccels=None, cmd='ffmpeg'):
    """
    Extract details about the ffmpeg build.
    """
    # Filter against what's available in the ffmpeg build
    build_hwaccels = ffmpeg.get_hwaccels(cmd=cmd)
    if hwaccels is None:
        # Consider all the available hwaccels
        hwaccels = build_hwaccels
    else:
        # Support passing in a restricted set of hwaccels
        hwaccels = [
            hwaccel for hwaccel in hwaccels if hwaccel in build_hwaccels]

    # Filter against which APIs are available on this OS+GPU
    data = _get_data()
    plat_sys = platform.system()
    gpu = detect_gpu()
    api_avail = data['hwaccels']['api_avail'][plat_sys][
        gpu['vendor'].replace(' Corporation', '')]
    hwaccels = [hwaccel for hwaccel in hwaccels if hwaccel in api_avail]

    hwaccels.sort(key=lambda hwaccel: (
        # Sort unranked hwaccels last, but in the order given by ffmpeg
        hwaccel not in HWACCELS_BY_PERFORMANCE,
        (
            # Sort ranked hwaccels per the constant
            hwaccel in HWACCELS_BY_PERFORMANCE and
            HWACCELS_BY_PERFORMANCE.index(hwaccel))))
    return hwaccels


__all__ = [
    'detect_gpu',
    'detect_hwaccels',
]


def _get_data():
    """
    Don't load the data JSON unless needed, cache in a global.
    """
    global DATA
    if DATA is None:
        with open(os.path.join(
                os.path.dirname(__file__), 'detect.json')) as data_opened:
            DATA = json.load(data_opened)
    return DATA


def main(args=None):
    """
    Dump all ffmpeg build data to json.
    """
    args = parser.parse_args(args)
    data = dict(
        gpu=detect_gpu(),
        hwaccels=detect_hwaccels(args.ffmpeg))
    json.dump(data, sys.stdout, indent=2)


if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()