package storage

import (
	"time"

	"gorm.io/gorm"
)

// MediaMetadata contains metadata about some media
// Metadata includes whether it's a remote file or not, what the name is,
// the MIME type, and an identifier pointing to its location
type MediaMetadata struct {
	ID        string    `gorm:"primarykey"` // The unique ID of this media file
	CreatedAt time.Time // When this entry was created
	UpdatedAt time.Time // When this entry was last updated
	// When this entry was deleted (for soft deletions)
	// Soft delete means that this entry still exists in the db, but gorm won't include it anymore unless specifically told to
	// If not null, this entry is marked as deleted
	DeletedAt gorm.DeletedAt `gorm:"index"`
	Remote    bool           // whether the attachment is a remote one
	// Where the media is stored. Url if remote file,
	Location string
	Type     string // What media type this is following mime types, eg image/png
	// Descriptive name for a media file
	// Emote name for example or servername.filetype for a server's icon
	Name string
}

// TODO: Figure out how to actually manage media. Because this current idea sucks
// One idea would be to make another storage provider, but purely focused on handling the files
// and then using this section to store metadata about the files it knows
func (s *Storage) NewMediaMetadata(url, mediaType, name string) (*MediaMetadata, error) {
	newMedia := MediaMetadata{
		Location: url,
		Name:     name,
	}
	s.db.Create(&newMedia)
	return nil, nil
}