import type { Direction } from '../core/types'
import { getRTLOffsetType } from './getRTLOffsetType'

export function adjustScrollOffsetForRtl({
  containerElement,
  direction,
  isRtl,
  scrollOffset,
}: {
  containerElement: HTMLElement | null;
  direction: Direction;
  isRtl: boolean;
  scrollOffset: number;
}) {
  // TRICKY According to the spec, scrollLeft should be negative for RTL aligned elements.
  // This is not the case for all browsers though (e.g. Chrome reports values as positive, measured relative to the left).
  // So we need to determine which browser behavior we're dealing with, and mimic it.
  if (direction === 'horizontal') {
    if (isRtl) {
      switch (getRTLOffsetType()) {
        case 'negative': {
          return -scrollOffset
        }
        case 'positive-descending': {
          if (containerElement) {
            const { clientWidth, scrollLeft, scrollWidth } = containerElement

            return scrollWidth - clientWidth - scrollLeft
          }
          break
        }
      }
    }
  }

  return scrollOffset
}