#ifndef OSMIUM_IO_HEADER_HPP
#define OSMIUM_IO_HEADER_HPP

/*

This file is part of Osmium (https://osmcode.org/libosmium).

Copyright 2013-2022 Jochen Topf <jochen@topf.org> and others (see README).

Boost Software License - Version 1.0 - August 17th, 2003

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*/

#include <osmium/osm/box.hpp>
#include <osmium/util/options.hpp>

#include <initializer_list>
#include <vector>

namespace osmium {

    namespace io {

        /**
         * Meta information from the header of an OSM file.
         *
         * The header can contain any number of bounding boxes, although
         * usually there is only a single one (or none). PBF files only
         * allow a single bounding box, but XML files can have multiple ones,
         * although it is unusual and the semantics are unclear, so it is
         * discouraged to create files with multiple bounding boxes.
         *
         * The header contains a flag telling you whether this file can
         * contain multiple versions of the same object. This is true for
         * history files and for change files, but not for normal OSM data
         * files. Not all OSM file formats can distinguish between those
         * cases, so the flag might be wrong.
         *
         * In addition the header can contain any number of key-value pairs
         * with additional information. Most often this is used to set the
         * "generator", the program that generated the file. Depending on
         * the file format some of these key-value pairs are handled
         * specially. See the Options parent class for details on how to
         * set and get those key-value pairs.
         */
        class Header : public osmium::Options {

            /// Bounding boxes
            std::vector<osmium::Box> m_boxes{};

            /**
             * Are there possibly multiple versions of the same object in
             * this stream of objects? This should be true for history files
             * and for change files, but not for normal OSM data files.
             */
            bool m_has_multiple_object_versions = false;

        public:

            Header() = default;

            Header(const std::initializer_list<osmium::Options::value_type>& values) :
                Options(values) {
            }

            /**
             * Get the bounding boxes defined in the header.
             */
            std::vector<osmium::Box>& boxes() noexcept {
                return m_boxes;
            }

            /**
             * Get the bounding boxes defined in the header.
             */
            const std::vector<osmium::Box>& boxes() const noexcept {
                return m_boxes;
            }

            /**
             * Set all the bounding boxes in the header.
             */
            Header& boxes(const std::vector<osmium::Box>& boxes) noexcept {
                m_boxes = boxes;
                return *this;
            }

            /**
             * Get the first (or only if there is only one) bounding box.
             *
             * Returns an empty, invalid box if there is none.
             */
            osmium::Box box() const {
                return m_boxes.empty() ? osmium::Box{} : m_boxes.front();
            }

            /**
             * Join up all the bounding boxes in the header into one and return
             * it. This method is what you probably want to use unless you want
             * to handle the possibly multiple bounding boxes yourself.
             *
             * Returns an empty, invalid box if there is none.
             */
            osmium::Box joined_boxes() const {
                osmium::Box result_box;
                for (const auto& b : m_boxes) {
                    result_box.extend(b);
                }
                return result_box;
            }

            /**
             * Add the given bounding box to the list of bounding boxes in the
             * header.
             *
             * @returns The header itself to allow chaining.
             */
            Header& add_box(const osmium::Box& box) {
                m_boxes.push_back(box);
                return *this;
            }

            /**
             * Can this file contain multiple versions of the same object?
             */
            bool has_multiple_object_versions() const noexcept {
                return m_has_multiple_object_versions;
            }

            /**
             * Set the flag that tells us whether this file can contain
             * multiple versions of the same object?
             *
             * @returns The header itself to allow chaining.
             */
            Header& set_has_multiple_object_versions(bool value) noexcept {
                m_has_multiple_object_versions = value;
                return *this;
            }

        }; // class Header

    } // namespace io

} // namespace osmium

#endif // OSMIUM_IO_HEADER_HPP