import {
  ArrowDown,
  ArrowUp,
  BatteryCharging,
  Bed,
  Check,
  CircleCheck,
  CloudDrizzle,
  CloudFog,
  CloudLightning,
  CloudRain,
  CloudSnow,
  Cloudy,
  DoorOpen,
  Droplets,
  Fan,
  Flame,
  House,
  Lightbulb,
  type LucideIcon,
  Moon,
  Plug,
  Snowflake,
  Sun,
  SunSnow,
  Thermometer,
  ThermometerSun,
  TriangleAlert,
  Umbrella,
  Wind,
  Zap,
} from "lucide-react"

/**
 * The icons a tile may be drawn with, by name.
 *
 * Curated rather than lucide's `dynamicIconImports`: the panel has to offer
 * these in a list, and the dynamic map makes the bundler emit a lazy chunk per
 * icon — some fifteen hundred of them — so a wall panel would fetch one request
 * per tile over its LAN before it could draw anything. A few dozen weather,
 * room and status glyphs cover what a dashboard says, and the map is cheap to
 * extend.
 */
export const ICONS: Record<string, LucideIcon> = {
  sun: Sun,
  moon: Moon,
  cloudy: Cloudy,
  "cloud-rain": CloudRain,
  "cloud-drizzle": CloudDrizzle,
  "cloud-snow": CloudSnow,
  "cloud-lightning": CloudLightning,
  "cloud-fog": CloudFog,
  wind: Wind,
  umbrella: Umbrella,
  snowflake: Snowflake,
  droplets: Droplets,
  thermometer: Thermometer,
  "thermometer-sun": ThermometerSun,
  flame: Flame,
  fan: Fan,
  "sun-snow": SunSnow,
  "door-open": DoorOpen,
  house: House,
  bed: Bed,
  lightbulb: Lightbulb,
  plug: Plug,
  zap: Zap,
  "battery-charging": BatteryCharging,
  "arrow-up": ArrowUp,
  "arrow-down": ArrowDown,
  "triangle-alert": TriangleAlert,
  check: Check,
  "circle-check": CircleCheck,
}

export const ICON_NAMES = Object.keys(ICONS)

/**
 * What an icon may be tinted, by name.
 *
 * Literal classes so Tailwind's scanner sees them. No terracotta: that is the
 * one affordance a view gets, and a panel is many tiles.
 */
export const ICON_COLORS: Record<string, string> = {
  default: "text-foreground",
  muted: "text-muted-foreground",
  primary: "text-primary",
  success: "text-status-success",
  danger: "text-destructive",
}