import Foundation

/// `POST /v{n}/users/authenticate/`
struct AuthRequest: Encodable {
    let email: String
    let password: String
}

/// A successful login replies `{"status":"success"}` with no `data` (dev guide
/// §Response format). We don't depend on a payload — auth state lives in
/// cookies — so `AuthResponse` is empty-representable and captures `data` raw
/// only when a build happens to include it.
struct AuthResponse: Decodable, EmptyRepresentable {
    let raw: JSONValue
    init(from decoder: Decoder) throws { raw = try JSONValue(from: decoder) }
    private init(raw: JSONValue) { self.raw = raw }

    static var emptyValue: AuthResponse { AuthResponse(raw: .null) }

    var email: String? { raw["email"]?.stringValue ?? raw["User"]?["email"]?.stringValue }
}

/// `GET /v{n}/ponmgr/version/` — attribute set describing the install.
/// Exact keys vary; surface a best-effort display string and keep raw.
struct VersionInfo: Decodable {
    let raw: JSONValue
    init(from decoder: Decoder) throws { raw = try JSONValue(from: decoder) }

    var displayVersion: String? {
        raw["version"]?.stringValue
            ?? raw["Version"]?.stringValue
            ?? raw["ponmgr"]?["version"]?.stringValue
    }
}

// `PUT /v{n}/databases/selection/` takes the database id as a bare string under
// the data envelope — `{ "data": "<db id>" }` (dev guide §Request Format). It is
// sent by passing the id String straight to `client.send(wrapInData: true)`, so
// no wrapper struct is needed here.