module Lexer where

import Research
import Text.Megaparsec
import Text.Megaparsec.Char
import Data.Void

type Lexer = Parsec Void String
data LToken
  = LKeywordT
  | LIdentifier String
  | LIntegerLiteral Int
  | LStringLiteral String
  | LAssign
  | LOpenParen
  | LCloseParen
  | LOpenBracket
  | LCloseBracket
  | LNewline
  deriving (Show, Eq, Ord)

keywordT :: Lexer LToken
keywordT = string "t" *> notFollowedBy alphaNumChar *> pure LKeywordT

identifier :: Lexer LToken
identifier = do
  name <- some (letterChar <|> char '_' <|> char '-')
  if name == "t"
    then fail "Keyword 't' cannot be used as an identifier"
    else return (LIdentifier name)

integerLiteral :: Lexer LToken
integerLiteral = do
  num <- some digitChar
  return (LIntegerLiteral (read num))

stringLiteral :: Lexer LToken
stringLiteral = do
  char '"'
  content <- many (noneOf ['"'])
  char '"' --"
  return (LStringLiteral content)

assign :: Lexer LToken
assign = char '=' *> pure LAssign

openParen :: Lexer LToken
openParen = char '(' *> pure LOpenParen

closeParen :: Lexer LToken
closeParen = char ')' *> pure LCloseParen

openBracket :: Lexer LToken
openBracket = char '[' *> pure LOpenBracket

closeBracket :: Lexer LToken
closeBracket = char ']' *> pure LCloseBracket

lnewline :: Lexer LToken
lnewline = char '\n' *> pure LNewline

sc :: Lexer ()
sc = skipMany (char ' ' <|> char '\t')

saplingLexer :: Lexer [LToken]
saplingLexer = many (sc *> choice
  [ try keywordT
  , try identifier
  , try integerLiteral
  , try stringLiteral
  , assign
  , openParen
  , closeParen
  , openBracket
  , closeBracket
  , lnewline
  ]) <* eof

lexSapling input = case runParser saplingLexer "" input of
  Left err -> error "Failed to lex input"
  Right tokens -> tokens