/*
 * packfs.h — public API of PackFS.
 *
 * PackFS is a statically linked, in-process virtual file system. The design
 * rationale for every decision in this header is recorded in concept.md,
 * which this implementation follows; concept.md is frozen (see CLAUDE.md)
 * and is not re-derived here.
 *
 * SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
 */

#ifndef PACKFS_H
#define PACKFS_H

#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdint.h>

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/* concept.md Section 8 leaves isize/usize as project-defined typedefs. */
typedef ptrdiff_t pfs_isize;
typedef size_t    pfs_usize;

typedef struct Vfs      Vfs;
typedef struct VfsFile  VfsFile;
typedef struct Backend  Backend;

typedef enum {
    VFS_OK             = 0,
    VFS_ERR_NOENT      = -1,  /* path does not exist */
    VFS_ERR_EXIST      = -2,  /* path already exists */
    VFS_ERR_NOTDIR     = -3,  /* path component is not a directory */
    VFS_ERR_ISDIR      = -4,  /* operation not valid on a directory */
    VFS_ERR_INVAL      = -5,  /* invalid argument (includes path escapes, see Section 6) */
    VFS_ERR_IO         = -6,  /* host I/O error */
    VFS_ERR_NOSPC      = -7,  /* out of space / allocation failure */
    VFS_ERR_PERM       = -8,  /* operation not permitted (e.g. write to read-only backend) */
    VFS_ERR_NOTEMPTY   = -9,  /* directory not empty */
    VFS_ERR_CORRUPT    = -10, /* pack failed integrity validation, Section 7 */
    VFS_ERR_NOMOUNT    = -11  /* no backend mounted for this path */
} VfsStatus;

typedef enum {
    VFS_KIND_FILE = 0,
    VFS_KIND_DIR  = 1
} VfsEntryKind;

typedef struct VfsStat {
    pfs_usize    size;
    int64_t      mtime;   /* seconds since epoch */
    VfsEntryKind kind;
} VfsStat;

typedef struct VfsDirEntry {
    char         name[256];
    VfsEntryKind kind;
} VfsDirEntry;

typedef struct VfsDir {
    VfsDirEntry *entries;
    pfs_usize    count;
} VfsDir;

#define VFS_O_RDONLY 0x00
#define VFS_O_WRONLY 0x01
#define VFS_O_RDWR   0x02
#define VFS_O_CREAT  0x04
#define VFS_O_TRUNC  0x08

/* --- VFS lifecycle -------------------------------------------------- */

Vfs  *vfs_new(void);
void  vfs_free(Vfs *v);

/* --- Backend constructors -------------------------------------------
 *
 * Every backend is a Backend* handed to vfs_mount. Backends not currently
 * mounted anywhere may be freed with backend_free; a backend still mounted
 * must be unmounted first.
 */

/* mem: default writable layer (Section 3.1). */
Backend *backend_mem_new(void);

/* dir: capability-scoped host directory, containment per Section 6. */
Backend *backend_dir_new(const char *host_path, int *err);

/* pack: read-only image loaded and validated per Section 7. */
Backend *backend_pack_new(const char *pack_path, int *err);

/*
 * overlay: copy-on-write overlay per Sections 4-5. `pack_path` is the pack
 * image backing the read-only lower layer: if the file exists it is
 * loaded and validated (Section 7) at mount time; NULL means "start with
 * an empty lower layer" (vfs_sync then requires a non-NULL path to have
 * been set — pass one via backend_overlay_new even for a fresh overlay
 * that has no pack file yet). `upper` must be a `mem` or `dir` backend,
 * not otherwise mounted; the overlay does not take ownership of it — free
 * it explicitly after unmounting the overlay. A journal at
 * `pack_path` + ".jnl" (Section 4.4) is replayed at mount time if present,
 * and rewritten (not appended past its watermark) on every vfs_sync
 * (Section 5.3).
 */
Backend *backend_overlay_new(const char *pack_path, Backend *upper, int *err);

void backend_free(Backend *b);

/* --- Mounting --------------------------------------------------------
 *
 * The mount table is itself part of the atomically-swapped snapshot
 * (Section 5.3): vfs_mount/vfs_unmount are structural writes, serialized
 * against each other and against every other structural write, and never
 * observed mid-change by a concurrent path resolution.
 */

int vfs_mount(Vfs *v, const char *prefix, Backend *b);
int vfs_unmount(Vfs *v, const char *prefix);

/* --- File operations -------------------------------------------------- */

VfsFile *vfs_open(Vfs *v, const char *path, int flags, int *err);
pfs_isize vfs_read(VfsFile *f, void *buf, pfs_usize n);
pfs_isize vfs_write(VfsFile *f, const void *buf, pfs_usize n);
int vfs_close(VfsFile *f);

int  vfs_stat(Vfs *v, const char *path, VfsStat *out);
int  vfs_readdir(Vfs *v, const char *path, VfsDir *out);
void vfs_dir_free(VfsDir *d);
int  vfs_mkdir(Vfs *v, const char *path);
int  vfs_unlink(Vfs *v, const char *path);
int  vfs_rename(Vfs *v, const char *from, const char *to);

/*
 * vfs_sync compacts the overlay mounted exactly at `overlay_prefix`
 * (Section 4.1 step 5, Section 5.3): it freezes the current upper
 * snapshot, writes a new pack, and replaces the journal with only the
 * records written after the watermark (Section 5.3, Section 4.4).
 */
int vfs_sync(Vfs *v, const char *overlay_prefix);

/*
 * Optional, opt-in, process-wide Landlock hardening (Section 6.2). This
 * is deliberately NOT applied automatically by vfs_mount: Landlock
 * restrictions are cumulative, irreversible, and apply to the whole
 * calling process/thread, which would be a surprising side effect for an
 * embeddable library to trigger on its own. Call it once, after all `dir`
 * mounts the process will ever need are in place, if the embedding
 * application wants the whole process confined to exactly those
 * directories at the kernel level. Returns VFS_OK on success; if the
 * running kernel does not support Landlock, it returns VFS_ERR_PERM and
 * changes nothing — this is the documented residual-risk fallback of
 * Section 6.3, not a fatal error.
 */
int vfs_harden_process_with_landlock(Vfs *v);

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif /* PACKFS_H */