// Drives the fake client the way the game would, so the bridge can be tested
// end to end: bring the client up, hand the mods to the vendor loader, then tick.
//
// The mod jars are NOT loaded here - the agent finds them in build/testrun/mods
// and feeds them to ilxq one by one, exactly as it does in the game. The last
// one loaded is the only one whose getRunnableList() the vendor keeps, so the
// first two only work if the bridge really has a single shared drain.
//
// The HUD part mimics the one path that matters: the compass widget renders, and
// only while the HUD screen's gate is open. Toggling the gate is what the game's
// own hide key does, so the test can check the panel follows it.

public class FakeMain {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        System.out.println("[fake] class loader: " + FakeMain.class.getClassLoader());
        System.out.println("[fake] joml.fastmath = " + System.getProperty("joml.fastmath"));

        wwk client = new wwk();
        wwk.WA = client;
        ddvqd player = new ddvqd("Steve", 35789);
        player.g = 10.5;
        player.F = 64.0;
        player.a = -3.25;
        client.zb = player;
        oisywi world = new oisywi();
        world.isRemoteFlag = true;
        world.time = 1000L;
        client.ta = world;
        client.S = null;
        client.Zb = "TIMER";
        client.jC = "RENDER";
        client.pC = new pvdafug("http://snoop.minecraft.net/report");
        System.out.println("[fake] client up, telemetry scheduled");

        // ---- the latency estimate, from the server's keep-alive cadence.
        //
        // The server keeps a 15 s cadence measured on its own clock, so the
        // deviation of the arrival interval is the network's. The stand compress
        // that into milliseconds; what matters is that a constant offset shows
        // up in the estimate.
        cxaddrz play = new cxaddrz();
        System.out.println("[fake] feeding keep-alive arrivals, 240 ms apart, period 200");
        for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++) {
            Thread.sleep(240);
            play.onKeepAlive(new Object());
        }
        System.out.println("[fake] keep-alives fed");
        Thread.sleep(2500);
        System.out.println("[fake] ticking 8 times");
        for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
            if (i == 2) {
                client.S = new bsh();
                System.out.println("[fake] opened a screen");
            }
            if (i == 4) {
                client.S = null;
                System.out.println("[fake] closed the screen");
            }
            client.tick();
            Thread.sleep(200);
        }

        // ---- the HUD, drawn by the compass widget the way the game draws it
        fakecompass compass = new fakecompass();
        fakectx ctx = new fakectx();
        fakescreen screen = fakescreen.SINGLE;

        System.out.println("[fake] HUD visible for 3 frames");
        for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
            fakebatch.reset();
            if (!screen.isHidden()) {
                compass.render(ctx);
            }
            System.out.println("[fake]   frame " + i + " commands=" + fakebatch.DRAWN.size()
                    + (fakebatch.DRAWN.isEmpty() ? ""
                       : " first=" + fakebatch.DRAWN.get(0)
                         + " last=" + fakebatch.DRAWN.get(
                                 fakebatch.DRAWN.size() - 1)));
        }

        System.out.println("[fake] HUD hidden (what F3 does) for 3 frames");
        screen.setHidden(true);
        for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
            fakebatch.reset();
            if (!screen.isHidden()) {
                compass.render(ctx);
            }
            System.out.println("[fake]   frame " + i + " commands=" + fakebatch.DRAWN.size());
        }
        screen.setHidden(false);


        System.out.println("[fake] done");
    }
}