# coding: utf-8
# typed: strict
# frozen_string_literal: true

################################################################################
#
# Copyright (C) 2006 Peter J Jones (pjones@pmade.com)
# Copyright (C) 2011 James Healy
#
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# OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION
# WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
#
################################################################################

require 'stringio'

module PDF
  ################################################################################
  # The Reader class serves as an entry point for parsing a PDF file.
  #
  # PDF is a page based file format. There is some data associated with the
  # document (metadata, bookmarks, etc) but all visible content is stored
  # under a Page object.
  #
  # In most use cases for extracting and examining the contents of a PDF it
  # makes sense to traverse the information using page based iteration.
  #
  # In addition to the documentation here, check out the
  # PDF::Reader::Page class.
  #
  # == File Metadata
  #
  #   reader = PDF::Reader.new("somefile.pdf")
  #
  #   puts reader.pdf_version
  #   puts reader.info
  #   puts reader.metadata
  #   puts reader.page_count
  #
  # == Iterating over page content
  #
  #   reader = PDF::Reader.new("somefile.pdf")
  #
  #   reader.pages.each do |page|
  #     puts page.fonts
  #     puts page.images
  #     puts page.text
  #   end
  #
  # == Extracting all text
  #
  #   reader = PDF::Reader.new("somefile.pdf")
  #
  #   reader.pages.map(&:text)
  #
  # == Extracting content from a single page
  #
  #   reader = PDF::Reader.new("somefile.pdf")
  #
  #   page = reader.page(1)
  #   puts page.fonts
  #   puts page.images
  #   puts page.text
  #
  # == Low level callbacks (ala current version of PDF::Reader)
  #
  #   reader = PDF::Reader.new("somefile.pdf")
  #
  #   page = reader.page(1)
  #   page.walk(receiver)
  #
  # == Encrypted Files
  #
  # Depending on the algorithm it may be possible to parse an encrypted file.
  # For standard PDF encryption you'll need the :password option
  #
  #   reader = PDF::Reader.new("somefile.pdf", :password => "apples")
  #
  class Reader

    # lowlevel hash-like access to all objects in the underlying PDF
    attr_reader :objects

    # creates a new document reader for the provided PDF.
    #
    # input can be an IO-ish object (StringIO, File, etc) containing a PDF
    # or a filename
    #
    #   reader = PDF::Reader.new("somefile.pdf")
    #
    #   File.open("somefile.pdf","rb") do |file|
    #     reader = PDF::Reader.new(file)
    #   end
    #
    # If the source file is encrypted you can provide a password for decrypting
    #
    #   reader = PDF::Reader.new("somefile.pdf", :password => "apples")
    #
    # Using this method directly is supported, but it's more common to use
    # `PDF::Reader.open`
    #
    def initialize(input, opts = {})
      @cache   = PDF::Reader::ObjectCache.new
      opts.merge!(:cache => @cache)
      @objects = PDF::Reader::ObjectHash.new(input, opts)
    end

    # Return a Hash with some basic information about the PDF file
    #
    def info
      dict = @objects.deref_hash(@objects.trailer[:Info]) || {}
      doc_strings_to_utf8(dict)
    end

    # Return a String with extra XML metadata provided by the author of the PDF file. Not
    # always present.
    #
    def metadata
      stream = @objects.deref_stream(root[:Metadata])
      if stream.nil?
        nil
      else
        xml = stream.unfiltered_data
        xml.force_encoding("utf-8")
        xml
      end
    end

    # To number of pages in this PDF
    #
    def page_count
      pages = @objects.deref_hash(root[:Pages])
      unless pages.kind_of?(::Hash)
        raise MalformedPDFError, "Pages structure is missing #{pages.class}"
      end
      @page_count ||= @objects.deref_integer(pages[:Count]) || 0
    end

    # The PDF version this file uses
    #
    def pdf_version
      @objects.pdf_version
    end

    # syntactic sugar for opening a PDF file and the most common approach. Accepts the
    # same arguments as new().
    #
    #   PDF::Reader.open("somefile.pdf") do |reader|
    #     puts reader.pdf_version
    #   end
    #
    # or
    #
    #   PDF::Reader.open("somefile.pdf", :password => "apples") do |reader|
    #     puts reader.pdf_version
    #   end
    #
    def self.open(input, opts = {}, &block)
      yield PDF::Reader.new(input, opts)
    end

    # returns an array of PDF::Reader::Page objects, one for each
    # page in the source PDF.
    #
    #   reader = PDF::Reader.new("somefile.pdf")
    #
    #   reader.pages.each do |page|
    #     puts page.fonts
    #     puts page.rectangles
    #     puts page.text
    #   end
    #
    # See the docs for PDF::Reader::Page to read more about the
    # methods available on each page
    #
    def pages
      return [] if page_count <= 0

      (1..self.page_count).map do |num|
        begin
          PDF::Reader::Page.new(@objects, num, :cache => @cache)
        rescue InvalidPageError
          raise MalformedPDFError, "Missing data for page: #{num}"
        end
      end
    end

    # returns a single PDF::Reader::Page for the specified page.
    # Use this instead of pages method when you need to access just a single
    # page
    #
    #   reader = PDF::Reader.new("somefile.pdf")
    #   page   = reader.page(10)
    #
    #   puts page.text
    #
    # See the docs for PDF::Reader::Page to read more about the
    # methods available on each page
    #
    def page(num)
      num = num.to_i
      if num < 1 || num > self.page_count
        raise InvalidPageError, "Valid pages are 1 .. #{self.page_count}"
      end
      PDF::Reader::Page.new(@objects, num, :cache => @cache)
    end

    private

    # recursively convert strings from outside a content stream into UTF-8
    #
    def doc_strings_to_utf8(obj)
      case obj
      when ::Hash then
        {}.tap { |new_hash|
          obj.each do |key, value|
            new_hash[key] = doc_strings_to_utf8(value)
          end
        }
      when Array then
        obj.map { |item| doc_strings_to_utf8(item) }
      when String then
        if has_utf16_bom?(obj)
          utf16_to_utf8(obj)
        else
          pdfdoc_to_utf8(obj)
        end
      else
        obj
      end
    end

    def has_utf16_bom?(str)
      first_bytes = str[0,2]

      return false if first_bytes.nil?

      first_bytes.unpack("C*") == [254, 255]
    end

    # TODO find a PDF I can use to spec this behaviour
    #
    def pdfdoc_to_utf8(obj)
      obj.force_encoding("utf-8")
      obj
    end

    # one day we'll all run on a 1.9 compatible VM and I can just do this with
    # String#encode
    #
    def utf16_to_utf8(obj)
      str = obj[2, obj.size].to_s
      str = str.unpack("n*").pack("U*")
      str.force_encoding("utf-8")
      str
    end

    def root
      @root ||= @objects.deref_hash(@objects.trailer[:Root]) || {}
    end

  end
end
################################################################################

require 'pdf/reader/resources'
require 'pdf/reader/advanced_text_run_filter'
require 'pdf/reader/buffer'
require 'pdf/reader/bounding_rectangle_runs_filter'
require 'pdf/reader/cid_widths'
require 'pdf/reader/cmap'
require 'pdf/reader/encoding'
require 'pdf/reader/error'
require 'pdf/reader/filter'
require 'pdf/reader/filter/ascii85'
require 'pdf/reader/filter/ascii_hex'
require 'pdf/reader/filter/depredict'
require 'pdf/reader/filter/flate'
require 'pdf/reader/filter/lzw'
require 'pdf/reader/filter/null'
require 'pdf/reader/filter/run_length'
require 'pdf/reader/font'
require 'pdf/reader/font_descriptor'
require 'pdf/reader/form_xobject'
require 'pdf/reader/glyph_hash'
require 'pdf/reader/lzw'
require 'pdf/reader/object_cache'
require 'pdf/reader/object_hash'
require 'pdf/reader/object_stream'
require 'pdf/reader/pages_strategy'
require 'pdf/reader/parser'
require 'pdf/reader/point'
require 'pdf/reader/print_receiver'
require 'pdf/reader/rectangle'
require 'pdf/reader/reference'
require 'pdf/reader/register_receiver'
require 'pdf/reader/no_text_filter'
require 'pdf/reader/null_security_handler'
require 'pdf/reader/security_handler_factory'
require 'pdf/reader/standard_key_builder'
require 'pdf/reader/key_builder_v5'
require 'pdf/reader/aes_v2_security_handler'
require 'pdf/reader/aes_v3_security_handler'
require 'pdf/reader/rc4_security_handler'
require 'pdf/reader/unimplemented_security_handler'
require 'pdf/reader/stream'
require 'pdf/reader/text_run'
require 'pdf/reader/type_check'
require 'pdf/reader/page_state'
require 'pdf/reader/page_text_receiver'
require 'pdf/reader/token'
require 'pdf/reader/xref'
require 'pdf/reader/page'
require 'pdf/reader/validating_receiver'
