// Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.
//
// VideoCaptureDevice is the abstract base class for realizing video capture
// device support in Chromium. It provides the interface for OS dependent
// implementations.
// The class is created and functions are invoked on a thread owned by
// VideoCaptureManager. Capturing is done on other threads, depending on the OS
// specific implementation.

#ifndef MEDIA_CAPTURE_VIDEO_VIDEO_CAPTURE_DEVICE_H_
#define MEDIA_CAPTURE_VIDEO_VIDEO_CAPTURE_DEVICE_H_

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

#include <list>
#include <memory>
#include <string>

#include "base/callback.h"
#include "base/files/file.h"
#include "base/logging.h"
#include "base/memory/ref_counted.h"
#include "base/single_thread_task_runner.h"
#include "base/time/time.h"
#include "build/build_config.h"
#include "media/base/video_frame.h"
#include "media/capture/capture_export.h"
#include "media/capture/mojom/image_capture.mojom.h"
#include "media/capture/video/video_capture_buffer_handle.h"
#include "media/capture/video/video_capture_device_descriptor.h"
#include "media/capture/video_capture_types.h"
#include "ui/gfx/gpu_memory_buffer.h"

namespace base {
class Location;
}  // namespace base

namespace media {

class CAPTURE_EXPORT VideoFrameConsumerFeedbackObserver {
 public:
  virtual ~VideoFrameConsumerFeedbackObserver() {}

  // During processing of a video frame, consumers may report back their
  // utilization level to the source device. The device may use this information
  // to adjust the rate of data it pushes out. Values are interpreted as
  // follows:
  // Less than 0.0 is meaningless and should be ignored.  1.0 indicates a
  // maximum sustainable utilization.  Greater than 1.0 indicates the consumer
  // is likely to stall or drop frames if the data volume is not reduced.
  //
  // Example: In a system that encodes and transmits video frames over the
  // network, this value can be used to indicate whether sufficient CPU
  // is available for encoding and/or sufficient bandwidth is available for
  // transmission over the network.  The maximum of the two utilization
  // measurements would be used as feedback.
  //
  // The parameter |frame_feedback_id| must match a |frame_feedback_id|
  // previously sent out by the VideoCaptureDevice we are giving feedback about.
  // It is used to indicate which particular frame the reported utilization
  // corresponds to.
  virtual void OnUtilizationReport(int frame_feedback_id, double utilization) {}

  static constexpr double kNoUtilizationRecorded = -1.0;
};

class CAPTURE_EXPORT VideoCaptureDevice
    : public VideoFrameConsumerFeedbackObserver {
 public:

  // Interface defining the methods that clients of VideoCapture must have. It
  // is actually two-in-one: clients may implement OnIncomingCapturedData() or
  // ReserveOutputBuffer() + OnIncomingCapturedVideoFrame(), or all of them.
  // All methods may be called as soon as AllocateAndStart() of the
  // corresponding VideoCaptureDevice is invoked. The methods for buffer
  // reservation and frame delivery may be called from arbitrary threads but
  // are guaranteed to be called non-concurrently. The status reporting methods
  // (OnStarted, OnLog, OnError) may be called concurrently.
  class CAPTURE_EXPORT Client {
   public:
    // Struct bundling several parameters being passed between a
    // VideoCaptureDevice and its VideoCaptureDevice::Client.
    struct CAPTURE_EXPORT Buffer {
     public:
      // Destructor-only interface for encapsulating scoped access permission to
      // a Buffer.
      class CAPTURE_EXPORT ScopedAccessPermission {
       public:
        virtual ~ScopedAccessPermission() {}
      };

      class CAPTURE_EXPORT HandleProvider {
       public:
        virtual ~HandleProvider() {}
        virtual mojo::ScopedSharedBufferHandle GetHandleForInterProcessTransit(
            bool read_only) = 0;
        virtual base::SharedMemoryHandle
        GetNonOwnedSharedMemoryHandleForLegacyIPC() = 0;
        virtual std::unique_ptr<VideoCaptureBufferHandle>
        GetHandleForInProcessAccess() = 0;
      };

      Buffer();
      Buffer(int buffer_id,
             int frame_feedback_id,
             std::unique_ptr<HandleProvider> handle_provider,
             std::unique_ptr<ScopedAccessPermission> access_permission);
      ~Buffer();
      Buffer(Buffer&& other);
      Buffer& operator=(Buffer&& other);

      bool is_valid() const { return handle_provider != nullptr; }

      int id;
      int frame_feedback_id;
      std::unique_ptr<HandleProvider> handle_provider;
      std::unique_ptr<ScopedAccessPermission> access_permission;
    };

    virtual ~Client() {}

    // Captured a new video frame, data for which is pointed to by |data|.
    //
    // The format of the frame is described by |frame_format|, and is assumed to
    // be tightly packed. This method will try to reserve an output buffer and
    // copy from |data| into the output buffer. If no output buffer is
    // available, the frame will be silently dropped. |reference_time| is
    // system clock time when we detect the capture happens, it is used for
    // Audio/Video sync, not an exact presentation time for playout, because it
    // could contain noise. |timestamp| measures the ideal time span between the
    // first frame in the stream and the current frame; however, the time source
    // is determined by the platform's device driver and is often not the system
    // clock, or even has a drift with respect to system clock.
    // |frame_feedback_id| is an identifier that allows clients to refer back to
    // this particular frame when reporting consumer feedback via
    // OnConsumerReportingUtilization(). This identifier is needed because
    // frames are consumed asynchronously and multiple frames can be "in flight"
    // at the same time.
    virtual void OnIncomingCapturedData(const uint8_t* data,
                                        int length,
                                        const VideoCaptureFormat& frame_format,
                                        int clockwise_rotation,
                                        base::TimeTicks reference_time,
                                        base::TimeDelta timestamp,
                                        int frame_feedback_id = 0) = 0;

    // Captured a new video frame, data for which is stored in the
    // GpuMemoryBuffer pointed to by |buffer|.  The format of the frame is
    // described by |frame_format|.  Since the memory buffer pointed to by
    // |buffer| may be allocated with some size/address alignment requirement,
    // this method takes into consideration the size and offset of each plane in
    // |buffer| when creating the content of the output buffer.
    // |clockwise_rotation|, |reference_time|, |timestamp|, and
    // |frame_feedback_id| serve the same purposes as in OnIncomingCapturedData.
    virtual void OnIncomingCapturedGfxBuffer(
        gfx::GpuMemoryBuffer* buffer,
        const VideoCaptureFormat& frame_format,
        int clockwise_rotation,
        base::TimeTicks reference_time,
        base::TimeDelta timestamp,
        int frame_feedback_id = 0) = 0;

    // Reserve an output buffer into which contents can be captured directly.
    // The returned Buffer will always be allocated with a memory size suitable
    // for holding a packed video frame with pixels of |format| format, of
    // |dimensions| frame dimensions. It is permissible for |dimensions| to be
    // zero; in which case the returned Buffer does not guarantee memory
    // backing, but functions as a reservation for external input for the
    // purposes of buffer throttling.
    //
    // The buffer stays reserved for use by the caller as long as it
    // holds on to the contained |buffer_read_write_permission|.
    virtual Buffer ReserveOutputBuffer(const gfx::Size& dimensions,
                                       VideoPixelFormat format,
                                       int frame_feedback_id) = 0;

    // Provides VCD::Client with a populated Buffer containing the content of
    // the next video frame. The |buffer| must originate from an earlier call to
    // ReserveOutputBuffer().
    // See OnIncomingCapturedData for details of |reference_time| and
    // |timestamp|.
    virtual void OnIncomingCapturedBuffer(Buffer buffer,
                                          const VideoCaptureFormat& format,
                                          base::TimeTicks reference_time,
                                          base::TimeDelta timestamp) = 0;

    // Extended version of OnIncomingCapturedBuffer() allowing clients to
    // pass a custom |visible_rect| and |additional_metadata|.
    virtual void OnIncomingCapturedBufferExt(
        Buffer buffer,
        const VideoCaptureFormat& format,
        base::TimeTicks reference_time,
        base::TimeDelta timestamp,
        gfx::Rect visible_rect,
        const VideoFrameMetadata& additional_metadata) = 0;

    // Attempts to reserve the same Buffer provided in the last call to one of
    // the OnIncomingCapturedBufferXXX() methods. This will fail if the content
    // of the Buffer has not been preserved, or if the |dimensions|, |format|,
    // or |storage| disagree with how it was reserved via ReserveOutputBuffer().
    // When this operation fails, nullptr will be returned.
    virtual Buffer ResurrectLastOutputBuffer(const gfx::Size& dimensions,
                                             VideoPixelFormat format,
                                             int new_frame_feedback_id) = 0;

    // An error has occurred that cannot be handled and VideoCaptureDevice must
    // be StopAndDeAllocate()-ed. |reason| is a text description of the error.
    virtual void OnError(const base::Location& from_here,
                         const std::string& reason) = 0;

    // VideoCaptureDevice requests the |message| to be logged.
    virtual void OnLog(const std::string& message) {}

    // Returns the current buffer pool utilization, in the range 0.0 (no buffers
    // are in use by producers or consumers) to 1.0 (all buffers are in use).
    virtual double GetBufferPoolUtilization() const = 0;

    // VideoCaptureDevice reports it's successfully started.
    virtual void OnStarted() = 0;
  };

  ~VideoCaptureDevice() override;

  // Prepares the video capturer for use. StopAndDeAllocate() must be called
  // before the object is deleted.
  virtual void AllocateAndStart(const VideoCaptureParams& params,
                                std::unique_ptr<Client> client) = 0;

  // In cases where the video capturer self-pauses (e.g., a screen capturer
  // where the screen's content has not changed in a while), consumers may call
  // this to request a "refresh frame" be delivered to the Client.  This is used
  // in a number of circumstances, such as:
  //
  //   1. An additional consumer of video frames is starting up and requires a
  //      first frame (as opposed to not receiving a frame for an indeterminate
  //      amount of time).
  //   2. A few repeats of the same frame would allow a lossy video encoder to
  //      improve the video quality of unchanging content.
  //
  // The default implementation is a no-op. VideoCaptureDevice implementations
  // are not required to honor this request, especially if they do not
  // self-pause and/or if honoring the request would cause them to exceed their
  // configured maximum frame rate. Any VideoCaptureDevice that does self-pause,
  // however, should provide an implementation of this method that makes
  // reasonable attempts to honor these requests.
  //
  // Note: This should only be called after AllocateAndStart() and before
  // StopAndDeAllocate(). Otherwise, its behavior is undefined.
  virtual void RequestRefreshFrame() {}

  // Optionally suspends frame delivery. The VideoCaptureDevice may or may not
  // honor this request. Thus, the caller cannot assume frame delivery will
  // actually stop. Even if frame delivery is suspended, this might not take
  // effect immediately.
  //
  // The purpose of this is to quickly place the device into a state where it's
  // resource utilization is minimized while there are no frame consumers; and
  // then quickly resume once a frame consumer is present.
  //
  // Note: This should only be called after AllocateAndStart() and before
  // StopAndDeAllocate(). Otherwise, its behavior is undefined.
  virtual void MaybeSuspend() {}

  // Resumes frame delivery, if it was suspended. If frame delivery was not
  // suspended, this is a no-op, and frame delivery will continue.
  //
  // Note: This should only be called after AllocateAndStart() and before
  // StopAndDeAllocate(). Otherwise, its behavior is undefined.
  virtual void Resume() {}

  // Deallocates the video capturer, possibly asynchronously.
  //
  // This call requires the device to do the following things, eventually: put
  // hardware into a state where other applications could use it, free the
  // memory associated with capture, and delete the |client| pointer passed into
  // AllocateAndStart.
  //
  // If deallocation is done asynchronously, then the device implementation must
  // ensure that a subsequent AllocateAndStart() operation targeting the same ID
  // would be sequenced through the same task runner, so that deallocation
  // happens first.
  virtual void StopAndDeAllocate() = 0;

  // Retrieve the photo capabilities and settings of the device (e.g. zoom
  // levels etc). On success, invokes |callback|. On failure, drops callback
  // without invoking it.
  using GetPhotoStateCallback = base::OnceCallback<void(mojom::PhotoStatePtr)>;
  virtual void GetPhotoState(GetPhotoStateCallback callback);

  // On success, invokes |callback| with value |true|. On failure, drops
  // callback without invoking it.
  using SetPhotoOptionsCallback = base::OnceCallback<void(bool)>;
  virtual void SetPhotoOptions(mojom::PhotoSettingsPtr settings,
                               SetPhotoOptionsCallback callback);

  // Asynchronously takes a photo, possibly reconfiguring the capture objects
  // and/or interrupting the capture flow. Runs |callback|, if the photo was
  // successfully taken. On failure, drops callback without invoking it.
  // Note that |callback| may be runned on a thread different than the thread
  // where TakePhoto() was called.
  using TakePhotoCallback = base::OnceCallback<void(mojom::BlobPtr blob)>;
  virtual void TakePhoto(TakePhotoCallback callback);

  // Gets the power line frequency, either from the params if specified by the
  // user or from the current system time zone.
  PowerLineFrequency GetPowerLineFrequency(
      const VideoCaptureParams& params) const;

 private:
  // Gets the power line frequency from the current system time zone if this is
  // defined, otherwise returns 0.
  PowerLineFrequency GetPowerLineFrequencyForLocation() const;
};

}  // namespace media

#endif  // MEDIA_CAPTURE_VIDEO_VIDEO_CAPTURE_DEVICE_H_