# app.py
from flask import (
    Flask,
    request,
    jsonify,
    send_file,
    render_template,
    redirect,
    Response,
)
import random
from datetime import date, datetime, timedelta  # used for daily verse
import sqlite3
import string  # for literals shortcut
import json  # for dictionary
import hunspell  # for spell checking (not really used)
import os
import sys
import logging
import socket
import json
from tools import sanity_check
try:
    from dotenv import load_dotenv
    load_dotenv()
    SERMON_DB = os.getenv("KJV_SERMON_DB")
    SECRET_API_KEY = os.getenv("KJV_SECRET_API_KEY")
except:
    KJV_SERMON_DB="./data/sermons.db"
    # this does not do anything unless sermon_analyzer.py is running in tcp socket mode as a separate process
    KJV_SECRET_API_KEY="testing"

sequential_purge_delta: timedelta = timedelta(days=90)
timestamp_runtime: datetime = datetime.now().strftime("%d%b%y-%H:%M")
logging.basicConfig(
    filename=f"logs/kjv-api_{datetime.now().strftime('%d%b%y')}.log",
    encoding="utf-8",
    level=logging.INFO,
)

logging.info(f"Started: {timestamp_runtime}")
logging.info(f"Using Sermon Database: {SERMON_DB}")

try:
    sanity_check.check_sanity()
    sanity: bool = True
except PermissionError as e:
    logging.critical(f"PERMISSIONS FAILURE: {e}")
    sanity: bool = False
except Exception as e:
    logging.critical(e)
    sanity: bool = False
finally:
    logging.info(f"Sanity: {sanity}")

app = Flask(__name__, template_folder="html")

"""
Current work prefixed with *
TODO:
Replace send_file with something that loads headers and nav templates
Search phrase alias dictionary
Search highlighting
Bible Reading Plan
/seq Going backwards (works but is buggy, disabled for now)
/seq Wrap back to Gen 1:1 when you reach the end of Rev
/seq Querying what your UID's next verse is going to be
https://docs.python.org/3/library/sqlite3.html#sqlite3-placeholders
URL Shortener for sharing groups of scripture.
"""

def dict_factory(cursor, row):
    fields = [column[0] for column in cursor.description]
    return {key: value for key, value in zip(fields, row)}

kjv_cur = None
sermon_cur = None
if __name__ == "__main__":
    # single user mode, running without uwsgi
    usermode: str = "Single"
    kjv_cur = sqlite3.connect("data/kjv.db", check_same_thread=False).cursor()
    if SERMON_DB:
        sermon_con = sqlite3.connect(SERMON_DB, check_same_thread=False)
        sermon_con.row_factory = dict_factory
        sermon_cur = sermon_con.cursor()
else:
    # you're running with uwsgi
    usermode: str = "Multi"
    kjv_cur = sqlite3.connect("data/kjv.db").cursor()
    if SERMON_DB:
        sermon_con = sqlite3.connect(SERMON_DB)
        sermon_con.row_factory = dict_factory
        sermon_cur = sermon_con.cursor()

if not kjv_cur:
    exit("CRITICAL: Error connecting to KJV Database")
if not sermon_cur:
    print("WARN: Error connecting to Sermon Database")

# Build grammatical variants lookup from word groups
variant_groups = json.load(open("data/grammatical_variants.json", "r"))
grammatical_variants_map = {}
for group in variant_groups:
    for word in group:
        # Map each word to all other words in its group
        grammatical_variants_map[word] = [w for w in group if w != word]

# Build theological synonyms lookup from word groups
theological_synonym_groups = json.load(open("data/theological_synonyms.json", "r"))
theological_synonyms_map = {}
for group in theological_synonym_groups:
    for word in group:
        # Map each word to other words in its group
        theological_synonyms_map[word] = [w for w in group if w != word]

# Load concept mappings for common theological terms not in KJV
concept_mappings = json.load(open("data/concept_mappings.json", "r"))
concept_mappings_dict = {mapping["query"].lower(): mapping for mapping in concept_mappings}

cached: dict = {
    "verse_ids": [i[0] for i in kjv_cur.execute("SELECT id FROM fts_kjv;").fetchall()],
    "book_names": [
        i[0] for i in kjv_cur.execute("SELECT n FROM key_english").fetchall()
    ],
    "chapter_list": [],
    "books_chapter_lengths": {},
    "json_dictionary": json.load(open("data/1828_Webster_KJV.json", "r")),
    "grammatical_variants": grammatical_variants_map,
    "theological_synonyms": theological_synonyms_map,
    "concept_mappings": concept_mappings_dict,
    "html_response": open("html/response.html", "r").read(),
    "html_navbar": open("html/navbar.html", "r").read(),
    "css_navbar": open("styles/header.css", "r").read(),
    "css_response": open("styles/human_readable.css", "r").read(),
    "css_collapsible": open("styles/collapsible.css", "r").read(),
    "css_page": open("styles/page.css", "r").read(),
    "js_collapsible": open("js/collapsible.js", "r").read(),
    "js_shortcode": open("js/shortcode.js", "r").read(),
    "favicon_svg": open("static/favicon.svg", "r").read(),
    "book_info": kjv_cur.execute(
        'SELECT "order", title_short, category, otnt, chapters FROM book_info ORDER BY "order"'
    ).fetchall(),
}

# Fill the chapter list with unique chapters for seeking back and forward by index.
[
    cached["chapter_list"].append(int(str(chap)[:-3]))
    for chap in cached.get("verse_ids")
    if int(str(chap)[:-3]) not in cached["chapter_list"]
]
cached["chapter_list"].sort()
for book in range(1, 67):
    cached["books_chapter_lengths"][book] = kjv_cur.execute(
        "SELECT c FROM fts_kjv where b = ? ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1;", (book,)
    ).fetchone()[0]

# Cache book_id to bookname mapping for fast lookups
cached["book_id_to_name"] = {}
for row in kjv_cur.execute("SELECT b, n FROM key_english").fetchall():
    cached["book_id_to_name"][row[0]] = row[1]

# Organize books by testament and category for index page
from collections import defaultdict
testament_data = {"OT": defaultdict(list), "NT": defaultdict(list)}
for book in cached["book_info"]:
    book_order, title, category, testament, num_chapters = book
    testament_data[testament][category].append({
        "title": title,
        "chapters": num_chapters
    })
cached["book_info_for_index"] = dict(testament_data)

# Render the index page once and cache it
with app.app_context():
    from flask import render_template_string
    template_content = open("html/index.html", "r").read()
    cached["html_index"] = render_template_string(template_content, testament_data=cached["book_info_for_index"])

@app.get("/js/shortcode.js")
def serve_shortcode_js():
    response = Response(cached.get("js_shortcode"), mimetype='application/javascript')
    response.headers['Cache-Control'] = 'public, max-age=31536000'
    return response

@app.get("/js/collapsible.js")
def serve_collapsible_js():
    response = Response(cached.get("js_collapsible"), mimetype='application/javascript')
    response.headers['Cache-Control'] = 'public, max-age=31536000'
    return response

@app.get("/styles/page.css")
def serve_page_css():
    response = Response(cached.get("css_page"), mimetype='text/css')
    response.headers['Cache-Control'] = 'public, max-age=31536000'
    return response

@app.get("/favicon.ico")
@app.get("/favicon.svg")
def serve_favicon():
    response = Response(cached.get("favicon_svg"), mimetype='image/svg+xml')
    response.headers['Cache-Control'] = 'public, max-age=31536000'
    return response

def generate_short_id():
    remain = random.randrange(614_656, 17_210_367)  # resolves to length of 5
    chars = "0123456789ACEFHJKLMNPRTUVWXY"
    length = len(chars)
    result = ""
    while remain > 0:
        pos = remain % length
        remain = remain // length
        result = chars[pos] + result
    return result


def lookup_bookname(book_id):
    # Ensure book_id is an integer for cache lookup
    if isinstance(book_id, str):
        book_id = int(book_id)
    return cached["book_id_to_name"].get(book_id)


def lookup_book_id(bookname) -> int:
    result = kjv_cur.execute(
        "SELECT b FROM key_english WHERE n = ?;",(bookname,)).fetchone()
    if result:
        result = result[0]
    return result


def lookup_fts(kwds):
    logging.debug(f"lookup_fts.kwds = '{kwds}'")
    return kjv_cur.execute("SELECT * FROM fts_kjv(?)", (kwds,)).fetchall()


def lookup_by_verse_id(start_verse, end_verse=None) -> list:
    # This is an internal function - we don't use placeholders because SQL injection should be impossible here
    if not end_verse:
        results = kjv_cur.execute(
            f"SELECT * FROM fts_kjv WHERE id = {start_verse};"
        ).fetchall()
    else:
        results = kjv_cur.execute(
            f"SELECT * FROM fts_kjv WHERE id BETWEEN {start_verse} AND {end_verse};"
        ).fetchall()
    return results

def get_sermons_by_verse_id(verse_id) -> list:
    if not sermon_cur:
        return
    return sermon_cur.execute(f"select * from verse_refs where verse_id={verse_id}").fetchall()

def get_verse_id(book_id, chapter: str, verse: str) -> str:
    # verse_id is 00000000 (00 000 000) (book + chapter + verse)
    chapterid = chapter.zfill(3)
    verseid = verse.zfill(3)
    if verseid == "000":
        verseid = "001"  # Avoid verse_ids list IndexErrors on :- searches
    return str(book_id) + chapterid + verseid

def get_ref_from_verse_id(verse_id):
    # verse_id is 00000000 (00 000 000) (book + chapter + verse)
    verse_id = str(verse_id).zfill(8)
    book_id = verse_id[:2]
    chapter = verse_id[2:5]
    verse = verse_id[5:8]
    bookname = kjv_cur.execute("SELECT n FROM key_english WHERE b = ?;",(book_id,)).fetchone()[0]
    return bookname + " " + chapter + ":" + verse


def get_next_prev_chapter(verseid) -> dict:
    current_chapter = verseid[:-3]
    current_chapter_index = cached["chapter_list"].index(int(current_chapter))

    next_chapter_id = str(
        cached["chapter_list"][
            (current_chapter_index + 1) % len(cached["chapter_list"])
        ]
    )
    prev_chapter_id = str(
        cached["chapter_list"][
            (current_chapter_index - 1) % len(cached["chapter_list"])
        ]
    )
    current_chapter_name = " ".join(
        (lookup_bookname(current_chapter[:-3]), str(current_chapter[-3:]).lstrip("0"))
    )
    next_chapter_name = " ".join(
        (lookup_bookname(next_chapter_id[:-3]), str(next_chapter_id[-3:]).lstrip("0"))
    )
    prev_chapter_name = " ".join(
        (lookup_bookname(prev_chapter_id[:-3]), str(prev_chapter_id[-3:]).lstrip("0"))
    )
    next_chapter_link = f"/show?kw={next_chapter_name}&view=rich"
    prev_chapter_link = f"/show?kw={prev_chapter_name}&view=rich"
    result = {
        "current_chapter_name": current_chapter_name,
        "prev_chapter_name": prev_chapter_name,
        "prev_chapter_link": prev_chapter_link,
        "next_chapter_name": next_chapter_name,
        "next_chapter_link": next_chapter_link,
    }
    return result


def ref_input_cleaning(
    ref, valid_chars=(string.ascii_letters + string.digits + ":-,"), ref_search=True
):
    logging.debug(f"ref_input_cleaning({ref})")
    ref = ref.replace(" ", "")
    if ref.count(":") != 1 and ref_search:
        if len(ref) == 0:
            return "Invalid Query"
        if ref[-1] in string.digits:
            ref += ":-"
        else:
            # TODO: This should return something like /browse and list the chapters
            ref += "1:-"
    if ref.endswith(":"):
        ref += "-"
    if ref.count("-") > 1 and ref_search:
        logging.debug("ref_input_cleaning.if ref.count(-): TRUE")
        return False
    if not ref[-1].isdigit() and ref[-1] != "-" and ref_search:
        logging.debug("ref_input_cleaning.if ref[-1] TRUE")
        return False
    ref = list(ref)
    # preserve book number if we can guess the first
    # character is a number and 3nd is a letter
    if ref[0].isdigit() and ref[1].isalpha() and ref_search:
        prefix = ref.pop(0) + " "
    else:
        prefix = ""
    # clean the rest of the reference
    cleaned_ref = []
    for character in ref:
        if character in valid_chars:
            cleaned_ref.append(character)
    # Was there a problem?
    if len(cleaned_ref) == 0:
        return False
    if ref_search:
        return prefix + "".join(cleaned_ref).capitalize()
    else:
        return "".join(cleaned_ref)


def search_input_cleaning(
    query, valid_chars=string.ascii_letters + string.digits + "+^* ", extra_chars=''
):
    valid_chars += extra_chars
    # should protect against SQL injection, maybe. Should have another person review.
    cleaned_query = []
    for character in query:
        if character in valid_chars:
            cleaned_query.append(character)
    return "".join(cleaned_query)


def ref_parse_book(ref):
    for book in reversed(cached["book_names"]):
        if book.startswith(ref):
            return book
    return False

def request_semantic_search(query):
    HOST = 'localhost'
    PORT = 1613 
    data = {"query": query}

    data_string = json.dumps(data).encode()

    with socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM) as s:
        s.connect((HOST, PORT))
        s.sendall(data_string)
        data = b''
        while True:
            part = s.recv(1024)
            if not part:
                break
            data += part
        return json.loads(data.decode())

@app.get("/natural")
def explain_natural():
    res = 'Submit a POST request to this endpoint with the following params in the body:\n'
    res += '{"token": "mytokenstring", "query" : "myquerystring"}'
    return res

@app.post("/natural") # needs valid token and query in request body
def do_semantic_search():
    request_data = request.get_json()
    if request_data is None:
        # Handle error: No JSON data sent
        return jsonify({'error': 'Invalid request format'}), 400

    token_string = request_data.get('token')
    query_string = request_data.get('query')
    if token_string is None:
        # Handle error: Missing token in request
        return jsonify({'error': 'Missing token in request body'}), 401

    if token_string != SECRET_API_KEY:
        return jsonify({'error': "Invalid Authorization"})
    
    result = request_semantic_search(query=query_string)
    return jsonify(result)

@app.get("/ref/<ref>") # find database verse_id by english scripture reference (1John5:7)
def get_single_reference_verse_id(ref:str):
    ref = ref.split(",")[0]
    ref = ref.split("-")[0]
    # only want the first single ref, not a range, and not a group.
    ref = ref_input_cleaning(ref)
    maybe_chapter: str = ref.split(":")[0][3:]
    ref_chapter: str = ""
    for maybedigit in maybe_chapter:
        if maybedigit.isdigit():
            ref_chapter += maybedigit
    ref_verse = ref.split(":")[1]
    book_str: str = ref_input_cleaning(ref, string.ascii_letters)
    ref_bookname: str = ref_parse_book(book_str)
    ref_book_id: int = lookup_book_id(ref_bookname)
    if not ref_book_id:
        return
    return get_verse_id(ref_book_id, ref_chapter, ref_verse)

@app.get("/sermon/search/<ref>") # find a sermon by english scripture reference (1John5:7)
def find_sermon_by_ref(ref:str=None):
    verse_id = get_single_reference_verse_id(ref=ref)
    if not sermon_cur:
        return jsonify({'error':"Sermon database not found"})
    sermons = get_sermons_by_verse_id(verse_id=verse_id)
    for sermon in sermons:
        sermon.update({'kjv':find_by_verseid(sermon.get("verse_id"))[4]})
    return jsonify(sermons)

@app.get("/sermons") # lists all the sermons in our database
def list_sermons():
        return jsonify(sermon_cur.execute("select distinct title,url,denomination,preacher,church_name,filename from verse_refs").fetchall())

@app.get("/sermon/<filename>/verses") # show all matched info on a sermon by its filename (hash)
def list_sermon_references(filename):
    return jsonify(sermon_cur.execute("select distinct verse_id,text from verse_refs where filename=?", (filename,)).fetchall())

@app.get("/preachers") # return a list of preachers stored in database, their denomination and church name
def list_preachers():
    return jsonify(sermon_cur.execute("select distinct denomination,preacher,church_name from verse_refs").fetchall())

@app.get("/churches") # return a list of churches with sermons in the database
def list_churches():
    return jsonify(sermon_cur.execute("select distinct denomination,church_name from verse_refs").fetchall())

@app.get("/denominations") # return a list of denominations included in the database
def list_denominations():
    return jsonify(sermon_cur.execute("select distinct denomination from verse_refs").fetchall())

@app.get("/sermons/preacher/<preacher>") # show all sermons by a paticular preacher
def find_sermons_by_preacher(preacher):
    return jsonify(sermon_cur.execute("select distinct title,url,denomination,preacher,church_name from verse_refs where preacher=?", (preacher,)).fetchall())

@app.get("/sermons/church/<church_name>") # show all sermons by a paticular church
def find_sermons_by_church(church_name):
    return jsonify(sermon_cur.execute("select distinct title,url,denomination,preacher,church_name from verse_refs where church_name=?", (church_name,)).fetchall())

@app.get("/sermons/denomination/<denomination>") # show all sermons by a paticular denomination
def find_sermons_by_denomination(denomination):
    return jsonify(sermon_cur.execute("select distinct title,url,denomination,preacher,church_name from verse_refs where denomination=?", (denomination,)).fetchall())

@app.get("/sermon/<filename>") # show general information about a sermon by filename (hash)
def find_sermons_by_filename(filename):
    return jsonify(sermon_cur.execute("select distinct title,url,denomination,preacher,church_name from verse_refs where filename=?", (filename,)).fetchall())

@app.get("/sermon/url/<url>") # show general information about a sermon by url
def find_sermons_by_url(url):
    return jsonify(sermon_cur.execute("select distinct title,url,denomination,preacher,church_name from verse_refs where url=?", (url,)).fetchall())

def clean_verseid(verse_id):
    verse_id = str(verse_id)
    clean_verseid = ''
    for char in verse_id:
        if char in string.digits:
            clean_verseid += char
    return clean_verseid
        

def find_by_verseid(verse_id):
    return lookup_by_verse_id(verse_id)[0]
# wow lol I just wrote this and forgot how it works already lmao


@app.get("/verse_id/<verse_id>") # return the database entry of an internal verse_id
def web_verseid(verse_id):
    clean_verse_id = clean_verseid(verse_id=verse_id)
    return jsonify(lookup_by_verse_id(clean_verse_id)[0])

@app.get("/find") # user-facing general search parser. This will move to an independant frontend.
def parse_query(query_override: str = None):
    query = request.args.get("kw", None)
    # /find should always return human readable (rich) but some users may try
    # to use it with other view arguments, we can try to support that.
    if not request.args.get("view", False):
        human_readable = True
    else:
        human_readable = False
    if query_override:
        query = query_override
    if query:
        query = query.strip()
    if request.args.get("view", "rich") != "rich":
        return jsonify({"Error": "/find endpoint only supports rich responses"})
    logging.info(f"Query: {query}")
    if not query:
        return send_file("html/find.html")
    if query.endswith(","):
        query = query[:-1]

    # Check if query contains both letters and digits (required for reference parsing)
    # If only numbers or only letters, skip reference parsing and go to keyword search
    has_letters = any(char.isalpha() for char in query)
    has_digits = any(char.isdigit() for char in query)

    if not (has_letters and has_digits):
        result = search()
    else:
        result = show(kw=query, human_readable=human_readable)
        if not hasattr(result, "__len__"):
            logging.debug(f"parse_query.show = '{result}'")
            return result

        if len(result) > 17:
            return result
        # Reference parsing failed, fall back to keyword search
        result = search()
    # Remove the closing </div> from search() so we can add dictionary content inside .responses
    if result.endswith("</div>"):
        result = result[:-6]  # Remove last </div>

    # Check if we have any dictionary definitions before showing the section
    split_query = query.replace(",", " ").split(" ")
    if len(split_query) > 20:
        return "Your Query is too long. 20 Words or less."

    definitions_html = ""
    has_definitions = False
    for word in split_query:
        definition = define(word)
        if not definition:
            continue
        has_definitions = True
        definitions_html += (
            "<button type='button' class='collapsible'>"
            + word.capitalize()
            + "</button>"
        )
        definitions_html += "<div class='definition'>" + definition + "</div>"
        logging.debug(f"parse_query.define = '{word}'")

    # Only add the dictionary section if we found at least one definition
    if has_definitions:
        result += "<style>" + cached["css_collapsible"] + "</style>"
        result += "<div class='dictionary-section'><h3>1828 Webster Definitions</h3><p>Click on the word to get the definition.</p></div>"
        result += definitions_html
        result += "<script src='/js/collapsible.js'></script>"

    result += "</div>"
    return result


@app.get("/define") # user-facing Webster Dictionary, this will move to an independent frontend.
def define(word=None):
    ref = request.args.get("kw", None)
    if word:
        ref = word
    if ref:
        ref = ref.strip()
    if not ref:
        return send_file("html/dictionary.html")
    dictionary = cached["json_dictionary"]
    ref = ref.lower()
    if not ref in dictionary.keys():
        if word:
            return False
        logging.warning(f"WEBSTER MISSING: {ref}")
        return f"{ref} not found."
        # search suggestions kind of suck
        # h = hunspell.HunSpell("data/kjv.dic", "data/kjv.aff")
        # suggestions = h.suggest(ref)
        # return "{} not found, try one of the following: {}".format(
        #    ref, ", ".join(suggestions)
        # )
    arg_view = request.args.get("view", None)
    if arg_view == "plain":
        response = return_dict_plain(ref, dictionary[ref])
    elif arg_view == "rich":
        response = return_dict_rich(ref, dictionary[ref], simple=word)
    else:
        response = jsonify({ref: dictionary[ref]})
    return response


def return_dict_plain(ref, defs):
    response = ""
    for e in defs:
        response += e + "<br><br>"
    return ref.capitalize() + "<br><br>" + response + "\n"


def return_dict_rich(ref, defs, simple):
    if simple:
        css = ""
    else:
        css = cached["css_response"]
    response = ""
    for e in defs:
        response += e + "<br><br>"
    return (
        cached["html_response"].format(
            chapter=ref.split(":")[0], passage=ref.capitalize(), text=response
        )
        + css
    )


@app.get("/show") # user facing to show a group of scripture. This will be deprecated and moved to backend.
def show(kw=None, get_start_verse_id=False, human_readable=False):
    ref: str = request.args.get("kw", None)
    get_chapter: bool = request.args.get("all", False)
    if kw:
        ref = kw
    if not ref:
        return send_file("html/show.html")
    logging.debug(f"show({ref})")
    if ref.endswith(","):
        ref = ref[:-1]
    refs: list = []
    for r in ref.split(","):
        r_ = ref_input_cleaning(r.strip())
        if r_:
            refs.append(r_)
    if not refs:
        return "Invalid Query"
    verse_results: list = []
    # check if the search is for multiple refs
    for ref in refs:
        if len(ref) < 2:
            continue
        logging.debug(f"show.reference({ref})")
        maybe_chapter: str = ref.split(":")[0][3:]
        ref_chapter: str = ""
        for maybedigit in maybe_chapter:
            if maybedigit.isdigit():
                ref_chapter += maybedigit
        ref_verse = ref.split(":")[1]
        if ref.__contains__("-") or get_chapter:
            if ref.endswith("-") or get_chapter:
                start_verse = ref_verse.split("-")[0]
                end_verse = "500"  # just get all the verses if it ends with a dash
            else:
                start_verse, end_verse = (
                    ref_verse.split("-")[0],
                    ref_verse.split("-")[1],
                )
        else:
            start_verse = ref_verse
            end_verse = None
            end_verse_id = None
        book_str: str = ref_input_cleaning(ref, string.ascii_letters)
        ref_bookname: str = ref_parse_book(book_str)
        ref_book_id: int = lookup_book_id(ref_bookname)
        if not ref_book_id:
            return "Invalid Query"
        maximum_chapters: int = cached.get("books_chapter_lengths").get(ref_book_id)
        if int(ref_chapter) > maximum_chapters:
            ref_chapter = str(maximum_chapters)
        start_verse_id = get_verse_id(ref_book_id, ref_chapter, start_verse)
        if get_start_verse_id:
            return start_verse_id
        if end_verse:
            end_verse_id = get_verse_id(ref_book_id, ref_chapter, end_verse)
        logging.debug(f"show.start_verse_id({start_verse_id})")
        logging.debug(f"show.end_verse_id({end_verse_id})")
        results = lookup_by_verse_id(start_verse_id, end_verse_id)
        logging.debug(f"show.results len({len(results)})")
        for result in results:
            verse_results.append(result)
    response_list = scripture_response(verse_results, human_readable)
    arg_view = request.args.get("view", None)
    if arg_view == "plain":
        response = "<br>".join(response_list)
    elif arg_view == "rich" or human_readable:
        response = "".join(response_list)
    else:
        response = jsonify(response_list)
    return response


def response_dict(scripture):
    # used for JSON responses
    verse = {
        "bookname": lookup_bookname(scripture[1]),
        "chapter": scripture[2],
        "verse": scripture[3],
        "text": scripture[4],
    }
    return verse


def response_text(scripture):
    bookname = lookup_bookname(scripture[1])
    chapter = str(scripture[2])
    verse = str(scripture[3])
    text = str(scripture[4])
    return bookname + " " + chapter + ":" + verse + " " + text + "\n"


def response_rich(scripture):
    # (passage, text) is the html formatting arguments
    bookname = lookup_bookname(scripture[1])
    chapter = str(scripture[2])
    verse = str(scripture[3])
    text = str(scripture[4])
    passage = bookname + " " + chapter + ":" + verse
    return cached["html_response"].format(
        chapter=passage.split(":")[0], passage=passage, text=text
    )


def scripture_response(scriptures, human_readable=False):
    response = []
    arg_view = request.args.get("view", "rich")
    logging.debug(f"search ->requested_format = {arg_view}")
    if arg_view == "plain":
        for scripture in scriptures:
            response.append(response_text(scripture))
    elif arg_view == "rich" or human_readable:
        try:
            scriptures[0][0]
        except IndexError:
            logging.error(f"Malformed query: {request.args.get('kw',None)}")
            return(("Malformed Query - if you believe this to be in error (your query should resolve), email tyler@dinsmoor.us",))
        l_r_nav = get_next_prev_chapter(
            str(scriptures[0][0])
        )  # get the first scripture, the id thereof
        # response.append(cached["css_response"])
        response.append(
            cached["html_navbar"].format(
                query=request.args.get("kw", ""),
                current_chapter_name=l_r_nav["current_chapter_name"],
                next_chapter_name=l_r_nav["next_chapter_name"],
                next_chapter_link=l_r_nav["next_chapter_link"],
                prev_chapter_name=l_r_nav["prev_chapter_name"],
                prev_chapter_link=l_r_nav["prev_chapter_link"],
            )
        )

        response.append(cached["css_navbar"])
        response.append("<div class='responses'>")
        response.append(f"<div class='results-count'>{len(scriptures)} Results</div>")
        for scripture in scriptures:
            response.append(response_rich(scripture))
        response.append("</div>")
    else:
        for scripture in scriptures:
            response.append(response_dict(scripture))
    return response


@app.errorhandler(404)
def page_not_found(e):
    message = {
        "error": "You're lost! Isaiah 41:10 - Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness."
    }
    return jsonify(message)


@app.get("/") # index
@app.get("/<shortcode>") # resolves a generated shortcode
def idx(shortcode=""):
    if not sanity:
        return "Sanity check failed. Check database ownership or please notify tyler@dinsmoor.us"
    if shortcode:
        logging.info(f"/{shortcode}")
        return resolve_shortcode(shortcode)
    logging.info(f"/{shortcode}")
    return cached["html_index"]

@app.get("/fe")
def frontend():
    return send_file('kjv_fe.html')

@app.get("/salvation") # a web page about going to heaven
def salvation():
    return send_file("html/heaven.html")


@app.get("/t/random", defaults={"view": "plain"})  # backwards-compatibility plaintext random Bible verse
@app.get("/random") # truely random Bible verse
def random_verse():
    rand_id = random.SystemRandom().choice(cached["verse_ids"])
    scripture = lookup_by_verse_id(rand_id)
    logging.info(f"Random Served: {scripture[0]}")
    response_list = scripture_response(scripture)
    arg_view = request.args.get("view", None)
    if arg_view == "plain":
        response = "<br>".join(response_list)
    elif arg_view == "rich":
        response = "".join(response_list)
    else:
        response = jsonify(response_list)
    #logging.debug(f"Search Response: {response}")
    return response


@app.get("/t/votd", defaults={"view": "plain"})  # backwards-compatibility plaintext "Today's" Bible verse
@app.get("/votd") # "today's" Bible verse
def verse_of_the_day():
    # plain takes 38ms -TODO can we cache this?
    logging.info("VOTD Served")
    today = int(str(date.today()).replace("-", ""))
    # this is deterministic because of today's date being used as the seed
    random.seed(today)
    scripture = lookup_by_verse_id(random.choice(cached["verse_ids"]))
    response_list = scripture_response(scripture)
    arg_view = request.args.get("view", None)
    if arg_view == "plain":
        response = "<br>".join(response_list)
    elif arg_view == "rich":
        response = "".join(response_list)
    else:
        response = jsonify(response_list)
    #logging.debug(f"Search Response: {response}")
    return response


def make_view(response_list=[]):
    # TODO: Maybe use flask session to make this easier to deal with
    # https://stackoverflow.com/a/53152394
    arg_view = request.args.get("view", None)
    if arg_view == "plain":
        response = "<br>".join(response_list)
    elif arg_view == "rich":
        response = "<br>".join(response_list)
    else:
        response = jsonify(response_list)

@app.get("/search") # user-facing keyword search. To be moved to backend, possibly replaced with semantic search.
def search():
    keywords = request.args.get("kw", None)
    logging.debug(f"search({keywords})")
    if keywords:
        cleaned_keywords = search_input_cleaning(keywords)
        if not cleaned_keywords:
            return send_file("html/search.html")
    else:
        return send_file("html/search.html")

    # Check if this is a common theological concept not in KJV
    concept_mapping = cached["concept_mappings"].get(cleaned_keywords.lower(), None)
    concept_notice = None
    if concept_mapping:
        # Build hyperlinks for all search terms
        original_query = cleaned_keywords
        search_links = []
        for term in concept_mapping["search_terms"]:
            search_link = f"/search?kw={term.replace(' ', '+')}&view=rich"
            search_links.append(f"<a href='{search_link}'><strong>{term}</strong></a>")

        links_html = ", ".join(search_links)
        concept_notice = f"<div class='correction-notice'><strong>{original_query.capitalize()}</strong>: {concept_mapping['explanation']}<br>You may find what you are looking for with these search terms: {links_html}</div>"

        # Use the first search term for the actual search
        cleaned_keywords = concept_mapping["search_terms"][0]

    def score_result_by_proximity(verse_text, query_words):
        """
        Score a verse based on how close together the query words appear.
        Higher score = words appear closer together.
        """
        verse_lower = verse_text.lower()

        # Find all positions of each query word
        word_positions = {}
        for word in query_words:
            word_lower = word.lower()
            positions = []
            start = 0
            while True:
                pos = verse_lower.find(word_lower, start)
                if pos == -1:
                    break
                positions.append(pos)
                start = pos + 1
            word_positions[word] = positions

        # If any word is missing, score is 0
        if any(len(positions) == 0 for positions in word_positions.values()):
            return 0

        # Calculate minimum distance between all query words
        # For each combination of positions, find the span (max_pos - min_pos)
        # Smaller span = higher score
        import itertools

        # Get all combinations of positions for all words
        all_position_combos = list(itertools.product(*word_positions.values()))

        if not all_position_combos:
            return 0

        # Find the combination with minimum span
        min_span = float('inf')
        for combo in all_position_combos:
            span = max(combo) - min(combo)
            if span < min_span:
                min_span = span

        # Convert span to score (smaller span = higher score)
        # Use inverse: 1000 / (span + 1) so adjacent words score ~1000, far apart score low
        score = 1000.0 / (min_span + 1)

        return score

    results = lookup_fts(cleaned_keywords)

    # Sort results by proximity score if we have multiple query words
    if results and len(cleaned_keywords.split()) > 1:
        query_words = cleaned_keywords.split()
        scored_results = []
        for result in results:
            verse_text = result[4]  # The text is at index 4
            score = score_result_by_proximity(verse_text, query_words)
            scored_results.append((score, result))

        # Sort by score descending, then keep just the results
        scored_results.sort(key=lambda x: x[0], reverse=True)
        results = [result for score, result in scored_results]

    if not results:
        # PRIORITY 1: Try grammatical variant expansion first
        words = cleaned_keywords.split()

        def sort_variants_by_similarity(original, variants):
            """Sort variants by morphological similarity: forwards (longer/more specific) then backwards (shorter/simpler)"""
            def get_common_prefix_length(w1, w2):
                """Find how many characters match from the start"""
                prefix_len = 0
                for i in range(min(len(w1), len(w2))):
                    if w1[i].lower() == w2[i].lower():
                        prefix_len += 1
                    else:
                        break
                return prefix_len

            scored_variants = []
            for variant in variants:
                prefix_len = get_common_prefix_length(original, variant)

                # Reject variants that don't share the stem (beginning doesn't match)
                if prefix_len < min(2, len(original) // 2):
                    continue

                # Score: prioritize common prefix length (stem preservation) heavily,
                # then prefer longer variants (forward/more specific) over shorter (backward/simpler)
                # Prefix is weighted 1000x to ensure stem-preservation is primary
                score = (prefix_len * 1000) + len(variant)
                scored_variants.append((score, variant))

            # Sort by score descending: highest score = most similar with longest form first
            return [v for _, v in sorted(scored_variants, key=lambda x: x[0], reverse=True)]

        for word in words:
            variants = cached["grammatical_variants"].get(word.lower(), [])
            if variants:
                # Sort variants: forwards in likeness (longer/specific) then backwards (shorter/simple)
                sorted_variants = sort_variants_by_similarity(word.lower(), variants)

                # Try each variant in order of similarity
                for variant in sorted_variants:
                    variant_query = cleaned_keywords.replace(word, variant, 1)
                    results = lookup_fts(variant_query)
                    if results:
                        response_list = scripture_response(results)
                        arg_view = request.args.get("view", None)
                        if arg_view == "plain":
                            response = f"Showing results for '{variant_query}' (grammatical variant of '{cleaned_keywords}')\n<br>" + "<br>".join(response_list)
                        elif arg_view == "rich":
                            variant_notice = f"<div class='variant-notice'>Showing results for '<strong>{variant_query}</strong>' (grammatical variant of '{cleaned_keywords}')</div>"
                            response_str = "".join(response_list)
                            response = response_str.replace("<div class='responses'>", f"<div class='responses'>{variant_notice}", 1)
                        else:
                            response = jsonify({"original": cleaned_keywords, "variant": variant_query, "results": response_list})
                        return response

        # PRIORITY 2: If grammatical variants didn't help, try spell-check
        h = hunspell.HunSpell("data/kjv.dic", "data/kjv.aff")
        corrected_words = []
        had_corrections = False

        for word in words:
            if h.spell(word):
                # Word is spelled correctly
                corrected_words.append(word)
            else:
                # Word is misspelled, get suggestions
                word_suggestions = h.suggest(word)
                if word_suggestions:
                    corrected_words.append(word_suggestions[0])
                    had_corrections = True
                else:
                    # No suggestions, keep original
                    corrected_words.append(word)

        if had_corrections:
            corrected_keyword = " ".join(corrected_words)
            results = lookup_fts(corrected_keyword)
            if results:
                response_list = scripture_response(results)
                arg_view = request.args.get("view", None)
                if arg_view == "plain":
                    response = f"Showing results for '{corrected_keyword}' (corrected from '{cleaned_keywords}')\n<br>" + "<br>".join(response_list)
                elif arg_view == "rich":
                    correction_notice = f"<div class='correction-notice'>Showing results for '<strong>{corrected_keyword}</strong>' (corrected from '{cleaned_keywords}')</div>"
                    response_str = "".join(response_list)
                    response = response_str.replace("<div class='responses'>", f"<div class='responses'>{correction_notice}", 1)
                else:
                    response = jsonify({"corrected_from": cleaned_keywords, "corrected_to": corrected_keyword, "results": response_list})
                return response

        # PRIORITY 3: Try theological synonym expansion
        for word in words:
            synonyms = cached["theological_synonyms"].get(word.lower(), None)
            if synonyms:
                for synonym in synonyms:
                    synonym_query = cleaned_keywords.replace(word, synonym, 1)
                    results = lookup_fts(synonym_query)
                    if results:
                        response_list = scripture_response(results)
                        arg_view = request.args.get("view", None)
                        explanation = f"In the KJV, '{word}' and '{synonym}' often refer to similar theological concepts. Consider also searching for related verses."
                        if arg_view == "plain":
                            response = f"Showing results for '{synonym_query}' (theological equivalent of '{cleaned_keywords}')\n{explanation}\n<br>" + "<br>".join(response_list)
                        elif arg_view == "rich":
                            theological_notice = f"<div class='theological-notice'>Showing results for '<strong>{synonym_query}</strong>' (theological equivalent of '{cleaned_keywords}')<br><em>{explanation}</em></div>"
                            response_str = "".join(response_list)
                            response = response_str.replace("<div class='responses'>", f"<div class='responses'>{theological_notice}", 1)
                        else:
                            response = jsonify({"original": cleaned_keywords, "theological_equivalent": synonym_query, "explanation": explanation, "results": response_list})
                        return response

        # PRIORITY 4: If we still have no results, show spelling suggestions
        suggestions = h.suggest(cleaned_keywords)
        arg_view = request.args.get("view", "rich")

        if arg_view == "rich":
            # Build a nice no-results page with header
            no_results_html = cached["html_navbar"].format(
                query=cleaned_keywords,
                current_chapter_name="",
                next_chapter_name="",
                next_chapter_link="",
                prev_chapter_name="",
                prev_chapter_link=""
            )
            no_results_html += cached["css_navbar"]
            no_results_html += "<div class='responses'>"
            no_results_html += f"<div class='correction-notice'><strong>No results found</strong> for '{cleaned_keywords}'.</div>"

            if suggestions:
                no_results_html += "<div class='theological-suggestions'><h3>Did you mean?</h3>"
                no_results_html += "<p>We couldn't find any verses matching your search. Here are some spelling suggestions:</p>"
                for suggestion in suggestions[:5]:  # Limit to 5 suggestions
                    search_link = f"/search?kw={suggestion}&view=rich"
                    no_results_html += f"<div class='suggestion-item'><a href='{search_link}'><strong>{suggestion}</strong></a></div>"
                no_results_html += "</div>"
            else:
                no_results_html += "<div class='theological-suggestions'><h3>Search Tips</h3>"
                no_results_html += "<p>We couldn't find any verses matching your search. Try:</p>"
                no_results_html += "<ul style='font-family: var(--font-ui); color: var(--color-text-secondary);'>"
                no_results_html += "<li>Checking your spelling</li>"
                no_results_html += "<li>Using different keywords</li>"
                no_results_html += "<li>Searching for <a href='/search?kw=love&view=rich'>love</a>, <a href='/search?kw=faith&view=rich'>faith</a>, or <a href='/search?kw=hope&view=rich'>hope</a></li>"
                no_results_html += "</ul></div>"

            no_results_html += "</div>"
            return no_results_html
        else:
            # Plain text fallback
            return "{} not found, try one of the following: {}".format(
                cleaned_keywords, ", ".join(suggestions) if suggestions else "No suggestions available"
            )
    response_list = scripture_response(results)

    # Check if any words in the search have theological synonyms to suggest
    theological_suggestions = []
    words = cleaned_keywords.split()
    for word in words:
        synonyms = cached["theological_synonyms"].get(word.lower(), None)
        if synonyms:
            for synonym in synonyms:
                theological_suggestions.append(synonym)

    arg_view = request.args.get("view", "rich")
    if arg_view == "plain":
        response = "<br>".join(response_list)
        if concept_notice:
            response = concept_notice + "<br>" + response
        if theological_suggestions:
            response += "<br><br>Also consider searching: "
            for suggestion in theological_suggestions:
                response += f"{suggestion}<br>"
    elif arg_view == "rich":
        response = "".join(response_list)
        # Insert concept notice at the top if it exists
        if concept_notice:
            # Find the first </div> after the opening <div class='responses'> and insert after it
            responses_start = response.find("<div class='responses'>")
            if responses_start != -1:
                # Find the results-count div closing
                insert_pos = response.find("</div>", responses_start + len("<div class='responses'>"))
                if insert_pos != -1:
                    insert_pos += len("</div>")
                    response = response[:insert_pos] + concept_notice + response[insert_pos:]
        if theological_suggestions:
            # Add suggestions before the LAST closing </div> which closes the responses container
            suggestions_html = "<div class='theological-suggestions'><h3>Related Theological Concepts</h3>"
            suggestions_html += "<p>In the KJV, these terms often refer to similar theological concepts. Consider also searching for related verses.</p>"
            for suggestion in theological_suggestions:
                search_link = f"/search?kw={suggestion}&view=rich"
                suggestions_html += f"<div class='suggestion-item'>"
                suggestions_html += f"<a href='{search_link}'><strong>{suggestion.capitalize()}</strong></a>"
                suggestions_html += "</div>"
            suggestions_html += "</div>"
            # Find the last </div> and insert before it
            last_div_pos = response.rfind("</div>")
            if last_div_pos != -1:
                response = response[:last_div_pos] + suggestions_html + response[last_div_pos:]
    else:
        response = jsonify(response_list)
    #logging.debug(f"Search Response: {response}")
    return response


@app.get("/browse") # not implemented. TO be moved to frontend.
def bible_reader():
    return render_template("reader.html", books=cached.get("book_names"))
    # We should return an index of all books with
    # drop down menus of each chapter, and a search
    # bar at the top for quick seeking, which can use
    # show(). Each page should return a header and footer.
    # header should have a navigation bar and "next/previous chapter"
    # Footer should have next/previous as well.
    # Maybe preliminary theming support


@app.get("/plan") # not implmeneted. To be moved to frontend.
def reading_plan():
    # needs 2 sets of data, books and time frame.
    # should default to the entire Bible in 1 year.
    # should start today() and end today()+1year
    # Should return reading_plan template.
    return render_template("reading_plan.html")


@app.get("/status") # basic instance info
def status():
    import resource

    return f"""Sanity: {sanity} <br>
UserMode: {usermode} <br>
Memory: {resource.getrusage(resource.RUSAGE_SELF).ru_maxrss}
    """


@app.get("/seqreport") # shows current tracked scripture sequences
def sequential_report(uid=None):
    if usermode == "Single":
        seq_conn = sqlite3.connect("data/seq.db", check_same_thread=False)
    else:
        seq_conn = sqlite3.connect("data/seq.db")
    seq_cur = seq_conn.cursor()
    uids = seq_cur.execute("select * from reading_tracker").fetchall()
    return render_template("seq_report.html", uids=uids)

@app.get("/screport") # shows current remembered shortcodes
def shortcode_report(shortcode=None):
    if usermode == "Single":
        short_conn = sqlite3.connect("data/shortcodes.db", check_same_thread=False)
    else:
        short_conn = sqlite3.connect("data/shortcodes.db")
    short_cur = short_conn.cursor()
    shortcodes = short_cur.execute(
        "SELECT * FROM shortcodes"
    ).fetchall()
    return render_template("shortcode_report.html", shortcodes=shortcodes)


def sequential_purge():
    if usermode == "Single":
        seq_conn = sqlite3.connect("data/seq.db", check_same_thread=False)
    else:
        seq_conn = sqlite3.connect("data/seq.db")
    seq_cur = seq_conn.cursor()
    uids = seq_cur.execute("select * from reading_tracker").fetchmany(10)

    evaluate_datetime = datetime.now()
    for uid in uids:
        last_used = datetime.fromisoformat(uid[2])
        since_use: timedelta = evaluate_datetime - last_used
        if since_use > sequential_purge_delta:
            logging.info(f"Purging UID: {uid[0]}")
            seq_cur.execute("DELETE FROM reading_tracker WHERE uid = ?", (uid[0],))

    seq_conn.commit()
    seq_cur.close()


@app.get("/seq") # allows you to get groups of scripture sequentially
def sequential_read(start=0, num=1, uid=None, getuid=False):
    # /seq?uid=1
    uid = request.args.get("uid", uid)
    getuid = request.args.get("getuid", getuid)
    start = request.args.get("start", start)
    try:
        num = int(request.args.get("num", num))
    except ValueError:
        return "Invalid num argument"
    if not uid and not getuid:
        return send_file("html/seq.html")
    if usermode == "Single":
        seq_conn = sqlite3.connect("data/seq.db", check_same_thread=False)
    else:
        seq_conn = sqlite3.connect("data/seq.db")
    seq_cur = seq_conn.cursor()
    seq_cur.execute(
        "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS reading_tracker (uid TEXT PRIMARY KEY, verse INTEGER, last_used TEXT)"
    )
    last_used = str(datetime.now())
    num -= 1  # 0 will mean "next"
    if num < 0:
        return jsonify({"error": "You may only increment forward."})
    if getuid:
        if start:
            start = cached["verse_ids"].index(
                int(show(kw=start, get_start_verse_id=True))
            )
        uid = generate_short_id()  # range returns a 5 digit id
        try:
            seq_cur.execute(
                "INSERT INTO reading_tracker VALUES(?, ?, ?)", (uid, start, last_used)
            )
        except sqlite3.OperationalError as e:
            logging.error(
                f"UID Database failed to insert {uid} into reading_tracker. {e}"
            )
            return jsonify(
                {
                    "error": "Something went wrong with the UID database. Please notify tyler@dinsmoor.us"
                }
            )
        seq_conn.commit()
        logging.info(f"New SEQ UID: {uid}")
        return f"Your new UID is: {uid}"
    uid = ref_input_cleaning(uid, ref_search=False)
    try:
        nextverse = seq_cur.execute(
            "SELECT verse FROM reading_tracker WHERE uid = ?", (uid,)
        ).fetchone()[0]
        logging.debug(f"Queried UID {uid} on verse {nextverse}")
        sequential_purge()
    except TypeError:
        logging.info(f"Invalid UID {uid}")
        return jsonify({"error": "UID Invalid or purged (90 days of inactivity)"})
    if len(cached["verse_ids"]) < (nextverse + num):
        # Correct our range to go to ceiling to prevent IndexError
        diff = len(cached["verse_ids"]) - (nextverse + num)
        num = diff - num
    start_verse = cached["verse_ids"][nextverse]
    end_verse = cached["verse_ids"][nextverse + num]
    result_list = lookup_by_verse_id(start_verse, end_verse)
    response_list = scripture_response(result_list)

    logging.info(f"Served {num+1} verses to UID {uid}")
    seq_cur.execute(
        "REPLACE INTO reading_tracker (uid, verse, last_used) VALUES(?, ?, ?)", (uid, (nextverse+num+1), last_used)
    )
    # Doing REPLACE INTO instead of UPDATE will make the updated row at the end of the table, making the purging
    # only look at a small set of the oldest unused entries.
    seq_conn.commit()
    arg_view = request.args.get("view", None)
    if arg_view == "plain":
        response = "<br>".join(response_list)
    elif arg_view == "rich":
        response = "".join(response_list)
    else:
        response = jsonify(response_list)

    return response


@app.get("/mksc/<query>") # create and remember a new shortcode
def generate_shortcode(query: str = ""):
    query = search_input_cleaning(query, extra_chars=":-,")
    if not query:
        return "Empty query."
    if usermode == "Single":
        short_conn = sqlite3.connect("data/shortcodes.db", check_same_thread=False)
    else:
        short_conn = sqlite3.connect("data/shortcodes.db")
    short_cur = short_conn.cursor()
    short_cur.execute(
        "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS shortcodes (shortcode TEXT PRIMARY KEY, query TEXT UNIQUE, creation_date TEXT)"
    )
    short_conn.commit()
    creation_date = str(datetime.now())
    shortcode = generate_short_id()
    short_cur.execute(
        "REPLACE INTO shortcodes(shortcode,query,creation_date) VALUES(?, ?, ?)", (shortcode, query, creation_date)
    )
    short_conn.commit()
    short_cur.close()
    logging.info(f"Generated Shortcode {shortcode} for query '{query}'")
    return shortcode


def resolve_shortcode(shortcode: str = ""):
    shortcode = search_input_cleaning(
        shortcode, valid_chars="0123456789ACEFHJKLMNPRTUVWXY"
    )
    if not shortcode:
        return "Empty shortcode."
    if usermode == "Single":
        short_conn = sqlite3.connect("data/shortcodes.db", check_same_thread=False)
    else:
        short_conn = sqlite3.connect("data/shortcodes.db")
    short_cur = short_conn.cursor()
    query = short_cur.execute(
        "SELECT query FROM shortcodes WHERE shortcode = ?", (shortcode,)
    ).fetchone()[0]
    short_cur.close()
    logging.info(f"Resolved Shortcode {shortcode} for query '{query}'")

    return redirect(f"/find?kw={query}&view=rich")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    print(
        "You must run this program within a uwsgi environment if you are running this for multiple users."
    )
    print(
        "Otherwise, you may end up with database corruption if multiple writes happen."
    )
    print("Operating in single user mode.")
    app.run(host="0.0.0.0", port=1612, debug=True, threaded=True)