using Sandbox;
using System;
using System.Linq;
using LuckerGame.Components.Client;
using LuckerGame.UI;
using LuckerGame.Entities;
using Sandbox.UI;

//
// You don't need to put things in a namespace, but it doesn't hurt.
//
namespace LuckerGame;

/// <summary>
/// This is your game class. This is an entity that is created serverside when
/// the game starts, and is replicated to the client. 
/// 
/// You can use this to create things like HUDs and declare which player class
/// to use for spawned players.
/// </summary>
public partial class LuckerGameManager : GameManager
{
	/// <summary>
	/// Called when the game is created (on both the server and client)
	/// </summary>
	public LuckerGameManager()
	{
		if ( Game.IsClient )
		{
			Game.RootPanel = new Hud();
		}
		else if ( Game.IsServer )
		{
			var roundManager = new RoundManager();
		}
	}

	public override void PostLevelLoaded()
	{
		base.PostLevelLoaded();
	}

	/// <summary>
	/// A client has joined the server. Make them a pawn to play with
	/// </summary>
	public override void ClientJoined( IClient client )
	{
		base.ClientJoined( client );

		// Create a pawn for this client to play with
		var lucker = Entities.Lucker.CreateLuckerForClient( client );

		// Get all of the spawnpoints
		var spawnpoints = Entity.All.OfType<SpawnPoint>();

		// chose a random one
		var randomSpawnPoint = spawnpoints.OrderBy( x => Guid.NewGuid() ).FirstOrDefault();

		// if it exists, place the pawn there
		if ( randomSpawnPoint != null )
		{
			var tx = randomSpawnPoint.Transform;
			tx.Position = tx.Position + Vector3.Up * 50.0f; // raise it up
			lucker.Position = tx.Position;
		}
	}
}