import re, os, sys

# Parse Chatwoot routes.rb to extract all API routes
routes_rb = '/home/yanghao05/Workspace/chatwoot-reference/config/routes.rb'
with open(routes_rb) as f:
    text = f.read()

# We need to parse nested namespace/resource blocks
# Strategy: manually parse the nested structure

# Known Chatwoot API route structure from routes.rb analysis:
# - /api/v1/ namespace with nested resources
# - /api/v2/ namespace  
# - /public/ namespace
# - /widget/ namespace
# - Webhook routes
# - Auth routes

# Let's extract all controller#action pairs from the controllers directory
# and map them to expected routes

controllers_dir = '/home/yanghao05/Workspace/chatwoot-reference/app/controllers/api'
routes = []

for root, dirs, files in os.walk(controllers_dir):
    for fname in files:
        if fname.endswith('_controller.rb') and 'base_controller' not in fname and 'concerns' not in root:
            fpath = os.path.join(root, fname)
            # Convert file path to controller name
            rel_path = os.path.relpath(fpath, '/home/yanghao05/Workspace/chatwoot-reference/app/controllers')
            rel_path = rel_path.replace('.rb', '')
            # Convert path separators to :: for Ruby module notation
            controller_name = rel_path.replace('/', '::')
            
            # Read the file to extract public action methods
            with open(fpath) as cf:
                controller_text = cf.read()
            
            # Find all public method definitions (actions)
            # In Rails controllers, actions are public methods defined with def
            actions = []
            in_private = False
            in_protected = False
            for line in controller_text.split('\n'):
                stripped = line.strip()
                if stripped == 'private' or stripped.startswith('private :'):
                    in_private = True
                    continue
                if stripped == 'protected' or stripped.startswith('protected :'):
                    in_protected = True
                    continue
                if re.match(r'def\s+\w+', stripped) and not in_private and not in_protected:
                    action_name = re.match(r'def\s+(\w+)', stripped).group(1)
                    # Skip internal/helper methods
                    if not action_name.startswith('_') and action_name not in ['initialize', 'setup', 'teardown']:
                        actions.append(action_name)
                # Reset private/protected scope when encountering new visibility keyword
                if stripped == 'public':
                    in_private = False
                    in_protected = False
            
            for action in actions:
                routes.append((controller_name, action))

# Now map controller names to API routes
# Standard Rails routing conventions:
# api/v1/accounts/conversations_controller -> /api/v1/accounts/:account_id/conversations
# api/v1/accounts/conversations/messages_controller -> /api/v1/accounts/:account_id/conversations/:conversation_id/messages

# Build route path from controller name
def controller_to_route_path(controller_name):
    """Convert Ruby controller name to expected route path prefix."""
    parts = controller_name.split('::')
    path_parts = []
    resource_stack = []
    
    for part in parts:
        # Skip 'api' and 'v1'/'v2' - they become path prefixes
        if part == 'api':
            continue
        if part in ('v1', 'v2'):
            path_parts.append(f'/api/{part}')
            continue
        
        # Singularize: Rails uses plural for resources, singular for nested resource names
        # Check if this is a nested singular resource (like 'contacts' inside conversations)
        name = part
        
        # Convert CamelCase to snake_case
        name = re.sub(r'([A-Z])', r'_\1', name).lower().lstrip('_')
        
        # Handle special cases
        if name == 'captain':
            path_parts.append('/captain')
            continue
        
        # This part represents a resource
        # If it's a plural resource name, it gets :id parameter in routes
        # Common plural resources
        plural_resources = [
            'accounts', 'conversations', 'contacts', 'inboxes', 'messages',
            'agents', 'teams', 'team_members', 'labels', 'notifications',
            'campaigns', 'automation_rules', 'canned_responses', 'webhooks',
            'portals', 'categories', 'articles', 'csat_survey_responses',
            'macros', 'custom_filters', 'custom_attribute_definitions',
            'agent_bots', 'dashboard_apps', 'assignment_policies',
            'sla_policies', 'custom_roles', 'whatsapp_calls',
            'bulk_actions', 'inbox_members', 'notes',
            'agent_capacity_policies', 'inbox_limits',
            'copilot_threads', 'copilot_messages'
        ]
        
        if name in plural_resources:
            path_parts.append(f'/{name}')
            path_parts.append(f'/:{"id" if name == "accounts" else name.replace("s", "") + "_id" if not name.endswith("es") else name[:-2] + "_id"}')
        else:
            path_parts.append(f'/{name}')
    
    return ''.join(path_parts)

# Print summary
print("=== Chatwoot Controllers & Actions ===")
for controller, action in sorted(routes):
    print(f"  {controller}#{action}")
print(f"\nTotal controller actions: {len(routes)}")

# Also group by controller
controller_actions = {}
for controller, action in routes:
    if controller not in controller_actions:
        controller_actions[controller] = []
    controller_actions[controller].append(action)

print(f"\nTotal controllers: {len(controller_actions)}")
for controller in sorted(controller_actions.keys()):
    actions = controller_actions[controller]
    print(f"  {controller}: {len(actions)} actions -> {', '.join(actions)}")