"""Streamlit entry point for the sync_pilot dashboard.

Launch with::

    python -m sync_pilot dashboard [--port 8501]

Navigation uses Streamlit's modern ``st.navigation`` / ``st.Page`` API so
the sidebar shows a single tabbed page list at the top, then our branding
and data-source caption below it. The pages themselves live in
``sync_pilot/dashboard/views/`` (deliberately *not* ``pages/`` — Streamlit's
file-based auto-discovery only triggers on the literal name ``pages`` and
we don't want a second nav showing up).
"""

from __future__ import annotations

import streamlit as st

from sync_pilot.dashboard.styles import apply_global_styles
from sync_pilot.dashboard.views import gt_review, overview, taxonomy, tracks


def main() -> None:
    st.set_page_config(
        page_title="sync_pilot — Median Müzik",
        page_icon="♪",
        layout="wide",
        initial_sidebar_state="expanded",
    )
    apply_global_styles()

    # Each ``st.Page`` needs an explicit ``url_path`` because the three view
    # modules all expose a callable named ``render``. Without explicit paths,
    # Streamlit infers the URL pathname from the callable name and three
    # pages collide on "/render".
    nav = st.navigation(
        [
            st.Page(
                overview.render,
                title="Overview",
                icon=":material/dashboard:",
                url_path="overview",
                default=True,
            ),
            st.Page(
                taxonomy.render,
                title="Taxonomy",
                icon=":material/category:",
                url_path="taxonomy",
            ),
            st.Page(
                tracks.render,
                title="Track explorer",
                icon=":material/library_music:",
                url_path="tracks",
            ),
            st.Page(
                gt_review.render,
                title="GT review",
                icon=":material/fact_check:",
                url_path="gt-review",
            ),
        ],
        position="sidebar",
    )
    nav.run()


# Streamlit executes this file top-to-bottom as a script every rerun, so we
# call ``main()`` at import/execute time rather than guarding under
# ``__name__ == '__main__'`` (which would never fire for a streamlit-run
# script).
main()