PROCITY/web/js/interiors/stockpack.js

// PROCITY Lane C — real record sleeves for `?stock=real` (round 7). Feeds Lane E's GODVERSE stock pack
// (parody-transformed Discogs metadata + cover atlases) into the interior stock via the stockAdapter
// seam built in v1. Read-only, no economy (buying stays a stub — that's a later round).
//
// Pack contract (agreed in LANE_C_NOTES): stock_<type>_index.json →
//   { version, atlas_px, cell, atlases:["…webp"], items:[{ id,title,artist,price,price_band,atlas,uv }] }
//   uv = [u0,v0,u1,v1] cover rect, ORIGIN TOP-LEFT (image-natural) — this module flips V for WebGL.
//
// Batching: every sleeve samples ONE shared atlas material with a per-item UV baked into its geometry,
// so all real sleeves in a room merge (batch.js) to one draw per atlas — the ≤350 law holds.
// Leak-free: the atlas texture + material are shared/cached in the pack (NOT per-room), like depot GLBs;
// per-sleeve geometries are ctx-tracked and disposed with the room.
// Fail-soft: index/atlas missing → getStockPack returns null → callers fall back to parody canvas.

import * as THREE_NS from 'three';
import { mergeGeometries } from 'three/addons/utils/BufferGeometryUtils.js';

const _texLoader = new THREE_NS.TextureLoader();

// Where the TOWN-WIDE packs live. A per-shop (godverse) pack lives under its own base instead —
// `assets/stock_godverse/<godverseShopId>/` — and carries the SAME `stock_<type>_index.json` name,
// because `type` is what picks the stock slot (SLOT_FOR: record→sleeve, book→spine, toy→box).
export const DEFAULT_STOCK_BASE = 'assets/models/';

// [R42 §42.2b — one spelling, from Lane F] The R41 op-shop wardrobe pack lives under its OWN base
// because it is not a GODVERSE crate (52 named 1990s Australian garment layers on one 240 KB atlas).
// The literal was written out in TWO files — `web/interior_test.html` and `web/js/world/interior_mode.js`
// — and a string that has to match a directory on disk in two places is a rename waiting to break the
// op shop silently. It is declared here, next to the loader that resolves it, and re-exported from
// `interiors.js`; the test page now imports it. → LANE B/F: `interior_mode.js` can drop its own copy
// for `import { WARDROBE_BASE } from '../interiors/interiors.js'` in one line (LANE_C_NOTES §42).
export const WARDROBE_BASE = 'assets/wardrobe/';

// CACHE IDENTITY IS (type, base) — never `type` alone. A per-shop atlas and the town-wide pack are
// different packs that share a type; keying by type alone made `base` a no-op on a cache hit, so the
// 2nd caller silently received the 1st caller's pack (R23, measured). That wasn't only a mix-up: it
// defeated the fail-soft law — an UNSTOCKED shop of an already-cached type inherited that crate
// instead of falling back to parody. (R24 ledger #1; the runtime is the contract's authority.)
const packKey = (type, base) => `${base}|${type}`;
const _packs = new Map();      // packKey → Promise<pack|null>
const _resolved = new Map();   // packKey → pack|null (sync accessor for buildInterior)

// Preload a pack (fetch index + atlas textures). Cached per (type, base). Call once before building
// with ?stock=real — for a per-shop pack, pass that shop's base.
export function preloadStockPack(type, { base = DEFAULT_STOCK_BASE, THREE = THREE_NS } = {}) {
  const key = packKey(type, base);
  if (_packs.has(key)) return _packs.get(key);
  const p = fetch(`${base}stock_${type}_index.json`)
    .then(r => (r.ok ? r.json() : null))
    .then(idx => (idx && idx.items && idx.items.length ? buildPack(type, idx, base, THREE) : null))
    .catch(() => null)
    .then(pack => { _resolved.set(key, pack); return pack; });
  _packs.set(key, p);
  return p;
}

// Synchronous accessor — the resolved pack for (type, base), else null (buildInterior uses this).
// `base` defaults to the town-wide packs, so every pre-v5 caller keeps its exact behaviour.
export function getStockPack(type, base = DEFAULT_STOCK_BASE) { return _resolved.get(packKey(type, base)) || null; }

async function buildPack(type, idx, base, THREE) {
  const names = idx.atlases || [];
  const materials = {};
  // [R41 §41.4] `idx.material` — an OPTIONAL per-pack material block. The record/book/toy atlases are
  // opaque cover art and carry none, so they build exactly the material they always did. The wardrobe
  // atlas is 52 CUT-OUT garments on transparent ground: without alphaTest every tee is a rectangle, and
  // without DoubleSide the back of a garment hanging on a rail is a hole. One field, no fork.
  const mk = idx.material || null;
  await Promise.all(names.map(async (name) => {
    const url = /^depot:|^https?:/.test(name) ? name : base + name;
    let tex;
    try { tex = await _texLoader.loadAsync(url); } catch (e) { tex = null; }
    if (tex) { tex.colorSpace = THREE.SRGBColorSpace; tex.anisotropy = 4; }
    materials[name] = new THREE.MeshStandardMaterial({
      color: 0xffffff, roughness: (mk && mk.roughness) || 0.72, map: tex || null,
      ...(mk && mk.alphaTest ? { transparent: true, alphaTest: mk.alphaTest } : {}),
      ...(mk && mk.side === 'double' ? { side: THREE.DoubleSide } : {}),
    });
  }));
  const first = names[0];
  // Items grouped by atlas — so a buyable shelf can draw all its covers from ONE atlas and merge to a
  // single mesh (one draw), instead of fragmenting into one mesh per atlas the random picks happened to hit.
  const byAtlas = {};
  for (const name of names) byAtlas[name] = [];
  for (const it of idx.items) (byAtlas[it.atlas] || byAtlas[first] || (byAtlas[first] = [])).push(it);
  const nonEmpty = names.filter(n => byAtlas[n] && byAtlas[n].length);
  // [R41] Items may declare which STOCK SLOT they serve (`it.slot`). The wardrobe pack holds two kinds in
  // one atlas — garments that hang on a rail and small goods that sit on a shelf — because one atlas is
  // one material is ONE DRAW for every piece of clothing in the room. Packs whose items carry no `slot`
  // get a single bucket keyed by the pack's own canonical slot, i.e. exactly their old behaviour.
  const bySlot = {};
  for (const it of idx.items) (bySlot[it.slot || SLOT_FOR[type] || 'sleeve'] ||= []).push(it);
  return {
    type,
    items: idx.items,
    atlases: nonEmpty.length ? nonEmpty : names,
    itemsByAtlas: byAtlas,
    bySlot,
    // items serving one stock-slot kind (falls back to the whole pack, so a caller never gets nothing)
    slotPool(slotKind) { const p = bySlot[slotKind]; return p && p.length ? p : idx.items; },
    // shared material for an item's atlas (batching groups sleeves by this)
    material(item) { return materials[item.atlas] || materials[first]; },
    // items from a seeded single atlas (buyable shelves use this to stay one-mesh/one-draw)
    atlasPool(r) { const a = (this.atlases.length ? this.atlases : names); const name = a[(r() * a.length) | 0]; return byAtlas[name] && byAtlas[name].length ? byAtlas[name] : idx.items; },
    // WebGL-flipped cover rect [u0, v0, u1, v1] (origin bottom-left) for a plane's UV
    uvRect(item) { const u = item.uv; return [u[0], 1 - u[3], u[2], 1 - u[1]]; },
  };
}

// Each pack type feeds the stock slot kinds it belongs in, so a record shop's pack never lands on a
// bric-a-brac shelf: record→sleeve (bins), book→spine (bookshelves), toy→box (cube shelves).
// [R41 §41.4] `opshop` serves TWO: garment (the clothes rails) and box (the shelves and bargain tubs) —
// the 441-layer wardrobe library is tops/bottoms AND hats/shoes/bags, and an op shop sells both off the
// same floor. Declared as an array; the three pre-R41 packs keep their single string.
const SLOT_FOR = { record: 'sleeve', book: 'spine', toy: 'box', opshop: ['garment', 'box'] };

// The stockAdapter for ?stock=real. Returns the pack POOL for its matching slot kind; consumers
// (stock.binFan / stock.shelfLine / stock.hang / dig.js) pick a seeded subset. Other kinds → null →
// procedural. `pool` is the slot-filtered item list; a single-slot pack returns its whole item list, so
// the three pre-R41 packs are handed byte-identical data.
export function makeStockAdapter(pack) {
  if (!pack || !pack.items || !pack.items.length) return null;
  const want = SLOT_FOR[pack.type] || 'sleeve';
  const wants = Array.isArray(want) ? want : [want];
  return (shop, slotKind) => (wants.includes(slotKind)
    ? { real: true, pack, pool: wants.length > 1 ? pack.slotPool(slotKind) : pack.items }
    : null);
}

// Build a leaning cover PLANE for one pack item, UV-remapped to its atlas rect, tagged isStock so
// batch.js merges it. Shared material (per atlas) → the whole bin batches to one draw.
export function realSleeveMesh(ctx, pack, item, w, h) {
  const THREE = ctx.THREE;
  const g = ctx.geom(new THREE.PlaneGeometry(w, h));
  const [u0, v0, u1, v1] = pack.uvRect(item);   // already WebGL-flipped
  const a = g.attributes.uv;
  a.setXY(0, u0, v1); a.setXY(1, u1, v1); a.setXY(2, u0, v0); a.setXY(3, u1, v0);   // TL,TR,BL,BR
  a.needsUpdate = true;
  const mesh = new THREE.Mesh(g, pack.material(item));
  mesh.userData.isStock = true;
  return mesh;
}

// One quad geometry for a placement, UV-baked to its atlas rect and transformed into fitting-local
// space (so the merged mesh sits at identity). Shared shape with realSleeveMesh, minus the Mesh.
function itemQuad(THREE, pack, pl) {
  const g = new THREE.PlaneGeometry(pl.w, pl.h);
  const [u0, v0, u1, v1] = pack.uvRect(pl.item);
  const a = g.attributes.uv;
  a.setXY(0, u0, v1); a.setXY(1, u1, v1); a.setXY(2, u0, v0); a.setXY(3, u1, v0);
  if (pl.rz) g.rotateZ(pl.rz);
  if (pl.rx) g.rotateX(pl.rx);
  if (pl.ry) g.rotateY(pl.ry);      // [R41] hanging garments swing a few degrees on the rail
  g.translate(pl.x, pl.y, pl.z);
  return g;
}

// BUY-ANYWHERE (round 9): build a shelf of real covers as merged, per-item-ADDRESSABLE meshes — one
// mesh per atlas bucket (so all share a material and draw once), tagged `noBatch` so batch.js leaves
// them intact (they're already one draw each). Each mesh carries `buyItems:[{item,center,vStart}]` and
// a `sold` list; collapseBuyItem() zero-areas a bought item's quad in place. Records stay the dig; this
// is book spines + toy boxes. Returns [] on merge failure → caller falls back to plain realSleeveMesh.
// The merged geometries are ctx-tracked → freed with the room (leak-free).
export function buildBuyableShelf(ctx, pack, placements) {
  const THREE = ctx.THREE;
  const byAtlas = new Map();                       // material.uuid → { material, pls:[] }
  for (const pl of placements) {
    const mat = pack.material(pl.item); if (!mat) continue;
    let b = byAtlas.get(mat.uuid); if (!b) { b = { material: mat, pls: [] }; byAtlas.set(mat.uuid, b); }
    b.pls.push(pl);
  }
  const out = [];
  for (const b of byAtlas.values()) {
    const geos = b.pls.map(pl => itemQuad(THREE, pack, pl));
    let merged; try { merged = mergeGeometries(geos, false); } catch (e) { merged = null; }
    geos.forEach(g => g.dispose());
    if (!merged) continue;
    ctx._geometries.add(merged);                   // freed at room dispose
    const mesh = new THREE.Mesh(merged, b.material);
    mesh.userData.noBatch = true;                  // already one draw — batch.js skips it
    mesh.userData.buyMesh = true;
    mesh.userData.buyItems = b.pls.map((pl, i) => ({ item: pl.item, center: { x: pl.x, y: pl.y, z: pl.z }, vStart: i * 4 }));
    mesh.userData.sold = [];
    out.push(mesh);
  }
  return out;
}

// Zero-area a bought item's quad (collapse its 4 verts to the item centre → invisible), in place, in
// the merged buyable mesh. Leak-free (no geometry churn). `it` is an entry from mesh.userData.buyItems.
export function collapseBuyItem(mesh, it) {
  const pos = mesh.geometry.attributes.position;
  for (let k = 0; k < 4; k++) pos.setXYZ(it.vStart + k, it.center.x, it.center.y, it.center.z);
  pos.needsUpdate = true;
  mesh.geometry.computeBoundingSphere();
  if (mesh.userData.sold) mesh.userData.sold.push(it.vStart);
}