mon-entreprise/source/engine/rules.js

import { parseUnit } from 'Engine/units'
import {
	assoc,
	chain,
	dropLast,
	find,
	fromPairs,
	has,
	is,
	isNil,
	join,
	last,
	map,
	path,
	pipe,
	propEq,
	props,
	range,
	reduce,
	reduced,
	reject,
	split,
	take,
	toPairs,
	trim,
	when
} from 'ramda'
import rawRules from 'Règles/base.yaml'
import translations from 'Règles/externalized.yaml'
// TODO - should be in UI, not engine
import { capitalise0, coerceArray } from '../utils'
import possibleVariableTypes from './possibleVariableTypes.yaml'

/***********************************
Functions working on one rule */

export let enrichRule = rule => {
	try {
		let unit = rule.unité && parseUnit(rule.unité)
		return {
			...rule,
			type: possibleVariableTypes.find(t => has(t, rule) || rule.type === t),
			name: rule['nom'],
			title: capitalise0(rule['titre'] || rule['nom']),
			ns: rule['espace'],
			dottedName: buildDottedName(rule),
			defaultValue: rule['par défaut'],
			examples: rule['exemples'],
			icons: rule['icônes'],
			summary: rule['résumé'],
			unit
		}
	} catch (e) {
		console.log(e)
		throw new Error('Problem enriching ' + JSON.stringify(rule))
	}
}

export let buildDottedName = rule =>
	rule['espace'] ? [rule['espace'], rule['nom']].join(' . ') : rule['nom']

// les variables dans les tests peuvent être exprimées relativement à l'espace de nom de la règle,
// comme dans sa formule
export let disambiguateExampleSituation = (rules, rule) =>
	pipe(
		toPairs,
		map(([k, v]) => [disambiguateRuleReference(rules, rule, k), v]),
		fromPairs
	)

export let hasKnownRuleType = rule => rule && enrichRule(rule).type

export let splitName = split(' . '),
	joinName = join(' . ')

export let parentName = pipe(
	splitName,
	dropLast(1),
	joinName
)
export let nameLeaf = pipe(
	splitName,
	last
)

export let encodeRuleName = name =>
	encodeURI(name.replace(/\s\.\s/g, '/').replace(/\s/g, '-'))
export let decodeRuleName = name =>
	decodeURI(name.replace(/\//g, ' . ').replace(/-/g, ' '))

export let ruleParents = dottedName => {
	let fragments = splitName(dottedName) // dottedName ex. [CDD . événements . rupture]
	return range(1, fragments.length)
		.map(nbEl => take(nbEl)(fragments))
		.reverse() //  -> [ [CDD . événements . rupture], [CDD . événements], [CDD] ]
}
/* Les variables peuvent être exprimées dans la formule d'une règle relativement à son propre espace de nom, pour une plus grande lisibilité. Cette fonction résoud cette ambiguité.
 */
export let disambiguateRuleReference = (
	allRules,
	{ dottedName, name },
	partialName
) => {
	let pathPossibilities = [
			[], // the top level namespace
			...ruleParents(dottedName), // the parents namespace
			splitName(dottedName) // the rule's own namespace
		],
		found = reduce(
			(res, path) => {
				let dottedNameToCheck = [...path, partialName].join(' . ')
				return when(is(Object), reduced)(
					findRuleByDottedName(allRules, dottedNameToCheck)
				)
			},
			null,
			pathPossibilities
		)

	if (found?.dottedName) {
		return found.dottedName
	}

	throw new Error(
		`OUUUUPS la référence '${partialName}' dans la règle '${name}' est introuvable dans la base`
	)
}

export let collectDefaults = pipe(
	map(props(['dottedName', 'defaultValue'])),
	reject(([, v]) => v === undefined),
	fromPairs
)

/****************************************
 Méthodes de recherche d'une règle */

export let findRuleByName = (allRules, query) =>
	(Array.isArray(allRules) ? allRules : Object.values(allRules)).find(
		({ name }) => name === query
	)

export let findRulesByName = (allRules, query) =>
	(Array.isArray(allRules) ? allRules : Object.values(allRules)).filter(
		({ name }) => name === query
	)

export let findRuleByDottedName = (allRules, dottedName) =>
	Array.isArray(allRules)
		? allRules.find(rule => rule.dottedName == dottedName)
		: allRules[dottedName]

export let findRule = (rules, nameOrDottedName) =>
	nameOrDottedName.includes(' . ')
		? findRuleByDottedName(rules, nameOrDottedName)
		: findRuleByName(rules, nameOrDottedName)

export let findRuleByNamespace = (allRules, ns) =>
	allRules.filter(propEq('ns', ns))

/*********************************
 Autres */

export let queryRule = rule => query => path(query.split(' . '))(rule)

// Redux-form stores the form values as a nested object
// This helper makes a dottedName => value Map
export let nestedSituationToPathMap = situation => {
	if (situation == undefined) return {}
	let rec = (o, currentPath) =>
		typeof o === 'object'
			? chain(([k, v]) => rec(v, [...currentPath, trim(k)]), toPairs(o))
			: [[currentPath.join(' . '), o + '']]

	return fromPairs(rec(situation, []))
}

/* Traduction */

export let translateAll = (translations, flatRules) => {
	let translationsOf = rule => translations[buildDottedName(rule)],
		translateProp = (lang, translation) => (rule, prop) => {
			let propTrans = translation[prop + '.' + lang]
			if (prop === 'suggestions' && propTrans)
				return assoc(
					'suggestions',
					pipe(
						toPairs,
						map(([key, translatedKey]) => [
							translatedKey,
							rule.suggestions[key]
						]),
						fromPairs
					)(propTrans),
					rule
				)
			return propTrans ? assoc(prop, propTrans, rule) : rule
		},
		translateRule = (lang, translations, props) => rule => {
			let ruleTrans = translationsOf(rule)
			return ruleTrans
				? reduce(translateProp(lang, ruleTrans), rule, props)
				: rule
		}

	let targets = [
		'titre',
		'description',
		'question',
		'résumé',
		'suggestions',
		'contrôles'
	]

	return map(translateRule('en', translations, targets), flatRules)
}

// On enrichit la base de règles avec des propriétés dérivées de celles du YAML
export let rules = translateAll(translations, rawRules).map(rule =>
	enrichRule(rule)
)

export let rulesFr = rawRules.map(rule => enrichRule(rule))

export let findParentDependency = (rules, rule) => {
	// A parent dependency means that one of a rule's parents is not just a namespace holder, it is a boolean question. E.g. is it a fixed-term contract, yes / no
	// When it is resolved to false, then the whole branch under it is disactivated (non applicable)
	// It lets those children omit obvious and repetitive parent applicability tests
	let parentDependencies = ruleParents(rule.dottedName).map(joinName)
	return pipe(
		map(parent => findRuleByDottedName(rules, parent)),
		reject(isNil),
		find(
			//Find the first "calculable" parent
			({ question, unit, formule, name }) =>
				(question && !unit && !formule) ||
				(question && formule?.['une possibilité'] !== undefined) ||
				(typeof formule === 'string' && formule.includes(' = ')) //implicitly, the format is boolean
		)
	)(parentDependencies)
}

export let getRuleFromAnalysis = analysis => dottedName => {
	if (!analysis) {
		throw new Error("[getRuleFromAnalysis] The analysis can't be nil !")
	}
	let rule = coerceArray(analysis) // In some simulations, there are multiple "branches" : the analysis is run with e.g. 3 different input situations
		.map(
			analysis =>
				analysis.cache[dottedName]?.explanation || // the cache stores a reference to a variable, the variable is contained in the 'explanation' attribute
				analysis.targets.find(propEq('dottedName', dottedName))
		)
		.filter(Boolean)[0]

	if (!rule) {
		throw new Error(
			`[getRuleFromAnalysis] Unable to find the rule ${dottedName}`
		)
	}

	return rule
}