import { ThrowIf } from "../util/throw-if";

/**
 * Calculates the jubility of a score. Returns 0 for anything less than 700k.
 *
 * @param score - The score value. This is between 0 and 1million.
 * @param musicRate - The Music Rate of their score -- this is a percentage value.
 * This is between 0 and 120, where 100-120 is only achiveable on hard mode.
 * @param level - The level for the chart.
 */
export function calculate(score: number, musicRate: number, level: number) {
	ThrowIf.negative(score, "Score cannot be negative.", { score });
	ThrowIf.negative(level, "Level cannot be negative.", { level });
	ThrowIf.negative(musicRate, "MusicRate cannot be negative.", { musicRate });
	ThrowIf(score > 1_000_000, "Score cannot be greater than 1million.", { score });
	ThrowIf(musicRate > 120, "MusicRate cannot be greater than 120.", { musicRate });

	if (score < 700_000) {
		return 0;
	}

	const levelInt = Math.round(level * 10);
	const musicRateInt = Math.floor(musicRate * 10);

	// Note: These constants are arbitrary. I have no idea why they're like this.
	const jub = (levelInt * 125 * musicRateInt) / 99;

	// Jubility is *always* floored to one decimal place.
	return Math.floor(jub / 100) / 10;
}

/**
 * Given a jubility, return the musicRate necessary to get that jubility.
 * This assumes that the player has a score >= 700k, as otherwise no inversion
 * is possible.
 *
 * @param jubility - The jubility to inversely calculate.
 * @param level - The level for the chart.
 */
export function inverse(jubility: number, level: number) {
	const rate = (99 / (12.5 * level)) * jubility;

	ThrowIf(
		rate > 120,
		`A jubility of ${jubility} is not possible on a chart with level ${level}.`,
		{ jubility, level }
	);

	return rate;
}