package com.twitter.tweetypie.tweettext

import java.text.Normalizer

object TweetText {

  /** The original maximum tweet length, taking into account normalization */
  private[tweetypie] val OriginalMaxDisplayLength = 140

  /** Maximum number of visible code points allowed in a tweet when tweet length is counted by code
   * points, taking into account normalization. See also [[MaxVisibleWeightedEmojiLength]].
   */
  private[tweetypie] val MaxVisibleWeightedLength = 280

  /** Maximum number of visible code points allowed in a tweet when tweet length is counted by
   * emoji, taking into account normalization. See also [[MaxVisibleWeightedLength]].
   * 140 is the max number of Emojis, visible, fully-weighted per Twitter's cramming rules
   * 10 is the max number of Code Points per Emoji
   */
  private[tweetypie] val MaxVisibleWeightedEmojiLength = 140 * 10

  /** Maximum number of bytes when truncating tweet text for a retweet.  Originally was the
   * max UTF-8 length when tweets were at most 140 characters.
   * See also [[OriginalMaxDisplayLength]].
   */
  private[tweetypie] val OriginalMaxUtf8Length = 600

  /** Maximum number of bytes for tweet text using utf-8 encoding.
   */
  private[tweetypie] val MaxUtf8Length = 5708

  /** Maximum number of mentions allowed in tweet text.  This is enforced at tweet creation time */
  private[tweetypie] val MaxMentions = 50

  /** Maximum number of urls allowed in tweet text.  This is enforced at tweet creation time */
  private[tweetypie] val MaxUrls = 10

  /** Maximum number of hashtags allowed in tweet text.  This is enforced at tweet creation time */
  private[tweetypie] val MaxHashtags = 50

  /** Maximum number of cashtags allowed in tweet text.  This is enforced at tweet creation time */
  private[tweetypie] val MaxCashtags = 50

  /** Maximum length of a hashtag (not including the '#') */
  private[tweetypie] val MaxHashtagLength = 100

  /**
   * Normalizes the text according to the unicode NFC spec.
   */
  def nfcNormalize(text: String): String = Normalizer.normalize(text, Normalizer.Form.NFC)

  /**
   * Return the number of "characters" in this text. See
   * [[Offset.DisplayUnit]].
   */
  def displayLength(text: String): Int = Offset.DisplayUnit.length(text).toInt

  /**
   * Return the number of Unicode code points in this String.
   */
  def codePointLength(text: String): Int = Offset.CodePoint.length(text).toInt
}