/**
 * streamTts.ts — pluggable streaming text-to-speech surface.
 *
 * One interface, three planned implementations. This file ships the
 * first (browser Web Speech); Piper-WASM and remote vendor streamers
 * are follow-ups that just swap the concrete constructor in
 * :func:`createStreamingTts`.
 *
 * Contract (§ 5.3 of docs/analysis/voice-call-streaming-design.md):
 *
 *   appendDelta(delta)   push a new text chunk. Implementations
 *                         flush to the audio engine at sentence
 *                         boundaries; callers hand over raw deltas
 *                         without worrying about clause shaping.
 *   flush()              signal end-of-turn. Any residual buffer
 *                         is spoken; the engine transitions back
 *                         to idle once the audio drains.
 *   stop()               barge-in. MUST silence any audio playing
 *                         or scheduled to play within ≤ 50 ms on
 *                         Chromium. Cheap to call redundantly.
 *   isSpeaking           read-only; true while audio is playing or
 *                         scheduled. Drives the VAD-tap enable gate.
 */
// ── Sentence-boundary helper ──────────────────────────────────────────
//
// Flush on: .  !  ?  ; or a newline — but only when they're followed
// by whitespace or end-of-buffer (so "e.g." / "Dr." don't mis-split).
// A tiny regex, kept readable rather than clever; the failure mode on
// a miss is "one extra utterance per turn," not a correctness bug.
const SENTENCE_END = /([.!?;\n])\s+/g;
function splitIntoSentences(buffer) {
    const sentences = [];
    let lastIndex = 0;
    let m;
    SENTENCE_END.lastIndex = 0;
    while ((m = SENTENCE_END.exec(buffer)) !== null) {
        const end = m.index + m[0].length;
        const piece = buffer.slice(lastIndex, end).trim();
        if (piece)
            sentences.push(piece);
        lastIndex = end;
    }
    const remainder = buffer.slice(lastIndex);
    return { sentences, remainder };
}
// ── Web Speech implementation (ships first) ──────────────────────────
//
// Uses ``window.speechSynthesis`` directly. Each sentence becomes
// exactly one SpeechSynthesisUtterance so barge-in (via ``cancel()``)
// drops the current sentence + the queue atomically.
//
// Why one utterance per sentence instead of one per delta:
//
//  1. SpeechSynthesis queues utterances, not characters. Passing every
//     delta through would create 40+ queued utterances per turn on
//     Chromium, each with its own intonation reset — sounds robotic.
//  2. Cancel semantics are per-utterance, so sentence-granularity
//     means barge-in can interrupt mid-sentence without stranding
//     half-spoken buffers.
class WebSpeechStreamTts {
    constructor() {
        this.buffer = '';
        this.speakingCount = 0;
        this.stopped = false;
        this.syn =
            typeof window !== 'undefined' && 'speechSynthesis' in window
                ? window.speechSynthesis
                : null;
    }
    get isSpeaking() {
        return this.speakingCount > 0;
    }
    appendDelta(delta) {
        if (this.stopped || !delta)
            return;
        this.buffer += delta;
        const { sentences, remainder } = splitIntoSentences(this.buffer);
        this.buffer = remainder;
        for (const s of sentences)
            this._speak(s);
    }
    flush() {
        if (this.stopped)
            return;
        if (this.buffer.trim()) {
            this._speak(this.buffer.trim());
            this.buffer = '';
        }
    }
    stop() {
        // Idempotent — safe to call repeatedly from the barge-in path.
        this.stopped = true;
        this.buffer = '';
        this.speakingCount = 0;
        try {
            this.syn?.cancel();
        }
        catch {
            /* cancel is best-effort */
        }
    }
    _speak(text) {
        if (!this.syn)
            return;
        let utter;
        try {
            utter = new SpeechSynthesisUtterance(text);
        }
        catch {
            return;
        }
        // Track speaking state so the VAD-tap enable gate stays tight
        // even when the queue reorders utterances (Safari / old Chromium).
        this.speakingCount += 1;
        const done = () => {
            this.speakingCount = Math.max(0, this.speakingCount - 1);
        };
        utter.onend = done;
        utter.onerror = done;
        try {
            this.syn.speak(utter);
        }
        catch {
            done();
        }
    }
}
// ── Null implementation — used in tests + as a safety fallback ───────
class NullStreamTts {
    constructor() {
        this.isSpeaking = false;
    }
    appendDelta(_delta) { }
    flush() { }
    stop() { }
}
// ── Factory ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
//
// Returns the best implementation available at runtime. Swapping
// in Piper-WASM or a remote vendor streamer is a one-line change
// in this function — call sites don't need to know.
export function createStreamingTts() {
    if (typeof window === 'undefined')
        return new NullStreamTts();
    if (!('speechSynthesis' in window))
        return new NullStreamTts();
    // Probe for the existence of an app-level SpeechService shim; if
    // present we could route through it, but for now the direct Web
    // Speech path is both simpler and lower-latency.
    return new WebSpeechStreamTts();
}
// Exported for tests + rare callers that want an explicit unplugged
// implementation (e.g. when a user opts out of TTS entirely).
export const streamTtsInternals = {
    splitIntoSentences,
    WebSpeechStreamTts,
    NullStreamTts,
};