import logging
import pprint
from rich.progress import track
from rich.console import Console

from core.runtime.managefailure import manageFailure
from core.runtime.stopsignals import checkDependency
from core.execution.processregistry import registerProcess
from core.console import console

outputs = {}

#console = Console(stderr=True)

def buildOperation(definition, outputs):
    process_log = True

    from core.execution.executioncontract import executeContract
    
    actions = definition.actions
    registerProcess(definition, outputs)
    responses = []
    
    if getattr(definition, "track", False):
        actions = track(
            actions,
            description=f"[green]{definition.name}[/green]",
            console=console
        )

    for action in actions:

        stop = checkDependency(action, outputs, definition)

        if stop:
            continue

        if action.kind == "action":
            outputs["processes"][definition.name][action.name] = {}

        outputs, response = executeContract(action, outputs, definition)

        responses.append(response)

        if action.kind == "action":
            outputs["processes"][definition.name][action.name]["response"] = response

        ##Append completed process to process registry
        outputs["processes"][definition.name]["completed"].append(action.alias)

        #Temporarily disabled manageFailure functions
        #except Exception as error:
            #outputs = manageFailure(error, action, outputs)

    #Print completion status after runtime processes
    if process_log:
        stopsignal_count = len(outputs["processes"][definition.name]["stopsignals"])
        completed_count = len(outputs["processes"][definition.name]["completed"])

        if completed_count == 1 and stopsignal_count == 1:
            logging.info(f"{definition.name} bypassed")
        else:
            logging.info(f"{definition.name} completed")

    #For debugging purposes only
    process_registry_logs = False
    if process_registry_logs:
        pprint.pprint(outputs["processes"])


    
    return outputs, responses