package eval

import "time"

// Story is a STAR+R interview prep story extracted from Block F.
type Story struct {
	Title      string `json:"title"`
	Situation  string `json:"situation"`
	Task       string `json:"task"`
	Action     string `json:"action"`
	Result     string `json:"result"`
	Reflection string `json:"reflection,omitempty"`
}

// LegitimacyTier is the Block-G verdict. Written to applications.legitimacy
// and reports.legitimacy for filtering and UI coloring.
type LegitimacyTier string

const (
	TierHigh       LegitimacyTier = "high"
	TierCaution    LegitimacyTier = "caution"
	TierSuspicious LegitimacyTier = "suspicious"
	TierUnknown    LegitimacyTier = "unknown"
)

// ParseTier maps the Claude-emitted tier label to the canonical enum.
// Returns TierUnknown for unrecognized values so callers can default safely.
func ParseTier(s string) LegitimacyTier {
	switch s {
	case "High Confidence", "high confidence", "High", "high":
		return TierHigh
	case "Proceed with Caution", "proceed with caution", "Caution", "caution":
		return TierCaution
	case "Suspicious", "suspicious":
		return TierSuspicious
	default:
		return TierUnknown
	}
}

// Evaluation is the parsed output of a single A-G eval. Blocks are kept as
// raw markdown so the TUI + report renderer can display them verbatim.
type Evaluation struct {
	Archetype  string
	Score      float64
	Legitimacy LegitimacyTier
	BlockA     string
	BlockB     string
	BlockC     string
	BlockD     string
	BlockE     string
	BlockF     string
	BlockG     string
	Stories    []Story   // structured STAR stories extracted from BlockF
	Raw        string    // full concatenated markdown, in case blocks didn't parse cleanly
	ElapsedMS  int64     // time spent in Claude CLI
	ReceivedAt time.Time // wall clock at completion
}

// JobContext is what the runner passes into the eval prompt. Kept separate from
// the full store.Job so tests don't need the DB.
type JobContext struct {
	URL      string
	Company  string
	Title    string
	Location string
	Source   string
	JDText   string // raw job description text (scraped or fetched elsewhere)
}