// Models/SyncQueueEntry.swift
// ---------------------------
// LEGACY — This model is no longer used. The original design enqueued every
// offline write here and processed in FIFO order; the current architecture uses
// LocalInspection.syncStatus / LocalIssue.syncStatus / PendingPhoto.uploadStatus
// directly (simpler, fewer moving parts, no double-bookkeeping).
//
// The model is kept registered in the SwiftData container solely to maintain
// schema compatibility with existing installs — removing it from modelContainer
// would trigger a migration failure on devices that already have the table.
// A future dedicated migration (phase N) can drop the table explicitly using
// op.execute("DROP TABLE IF EXISTS SyncQueueEntry") once it's safe to do so.
//
// DO NOT add new code that reads or writes this model.

import Foundation
import SwiftData

@Model
final class SyncQueueEntry {

    @Attribute(.unique) var entryId: String
    var createdAt: Date
    /// "inspection" | "issue" | "photo"
    var entityType: String
    /// References the entity's localId
    var localId: String
    /// "pending" | "in_flight" | "synced" | "failed"
    var syncStatus: String
    var retryCount: Int
    var lastAttemptAt: Date?
    var lastErrorMessage: String?
    /// JSON-serialized payload to POST to the server
    var payloadJSON: String

    init(entityType: String, localId: String, payloadJSON: String) {
        self.entryId         = UUID().uuidString
        self.createdAt       = Date()
        self.entityType      = entityType
        self.localId         = localId
        self.syncStatus      = "pending"
        self.retryCount      = 0
        self.lastAttemptAt   = nil
        self.lastErrorMessage = nil
        self.payloadJSON     = payloadJSON
    }

    var payload: [String: Any] {
        guard let data = payloadJSON.data(using: .utf8),
              let dict = try? JSONSerialization.jsonObject(with: data) as? [String: Any]
        else { return [:] }
        return dict
    }
}