import React from 'react'
import { BLACK_CIRCLE } from '../constants/figures.js'
import { useBlink } from '../hooks/useBlink.js'
import { Box, Text } from '../ink.js'

type Props = {
  isError: boolean
  isUnresolved: boolean
  shouldAnimate: boolean
}

export function ToolUseLoader({
  isError,
  isUnresolved,
  shouldAnimate,
}: Props): React.ReactNode {
  const [ref, isBlinking] = useBlink(shouldAnimate)

  const color = isUnresolved ? undefined : isError ? 'error' : 'success'

  // WARNING: The code here and in AssistantToolUseMessage is particularly
  // sensitive to what *should* just be trivial refactorings. A `<dim>x</dim>`
  // followed *immediately* by `<bold>y</bold>` tag incorrectly renders `y` as
  // dim! This is because `</dim>` and `</bold>` are both reset by \x1b[22m
  // due to historical reasons, and chalk can't distinguish between them.
  // The symptom you'll see if we get this wrong is the tool name blinks along
  // with this loading indicator, which looks quite bad.
  // https://github.com/chalk/chalk/issues/290
  return (
    <Box ref={ref} minWidth={2}>
      <Text color={color} dimColor={isUnresolved}>
        {!shouldAnimate || isBlinking || isError || !isUnresolved
          ? BLACK_CIRCLE
          : ' '}
      </Text>
    </Box>
  )
}