class_name BaseMode extends Node
# NOTE: The ball's queue_free is called higher up and after game mode handles
#       the ball. Never call it in a given game mode. A game mode should handle
#       these signals to handle game related rules regarding ball sinks.


var player_1_points: int = 0
var player_2_points: int = 0

var ball_state   := generate_ball_state()
var balls_sunk   := []
var balls_reaped := []

var STATE: Dictionary = {
	"sunk":   false,
	"reaped": false,
	"player": ""
}

var COLORED_BALLS: Array = [
	"yellow_ball", "green_ball", "brown_ball",
	"blue_ball",   "pink_ball",  "black_ball"
]

func generate_ball_state() -> Dictionary:
	var state := {}

	for ball_name: String in COLORED_BALLS:
		state[ball_name]       = STATE.duplicate_deep()

	for i: int in range(1, 16):
		state["%02d_ball" % i] = STATE.duplicate_deep()

	return state

func is_colored_ball(ball_name: String) -> bool:
	return ball_name in COLORED_BALLS

func which_player() -> String:
	return                                                                           \
		"Player 1"                                                                   \
	if                                                                               \
		Globals.game_data.client1 == Globals.multiplayer_data.current_turn_player_id \
	else                                                                             \
		"Player 2"

func reap_ball(ball: Node3D) -> void:
	balls_reaped.append(ball.name)
	ball_state[ball.name]["reaped"] = not ball_state[ball.name]["reaped"]
	ball_state[ball.name]["player"] = which_player()

func process_ball(ball: Node3D) -> void:
	balls_sunk.append(ball.name)

	ball_state[ball.name]["sunk"]   = not ball_state[ball.name]["sunk"]
	ball_state[ball.name]["player"] = which_player()

func handle_switch_user() -> void:
	assert(false, "This method needs to be overridden...")