package chat

import "go.fifitido.net/twitch/api/types"

type GetUserEmotesParams struct {
	// The ID of the user. This ID must match the user ID in the user access token.
	UserID string `url:"user_id"`

	// The cursor used to get the next page of results. The Pagination object in the response contains the cursor’s value.
	After *types.Cursor `url:"after"`

	// The User ID of a broadcaster you wish to get follower emotes of.
	// Using this query parameter will guarantee inclusion of the broadcaster’s follower emotes in the response body.
	//
	// Note: If the user specified in user_id is subscribed to the broadcaster specified,
	// their follower emotes will appear in the response body regardless if this query parameter is used.
	BroadcasterID *string `url:"broadcaster_id"`
}

type GetUserEmotesResponse struct {
	// A list that contains information about the user’s emotes.
	Data []GetUserEmotesResponseData `json:"data"`

	// A templated URL. Uses the values from the id, format, scale, and theme_mode fields
	// to replace the like-named placeholder strings in the templated URL to create a
	// CDN (content delivery network) URL that you use to fetch the emote.
	//
	// For information about what the template looks like and how to use it to fetch emotes,
	// see Emote CDN URL format: https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/irc/emotes#cdn-template
	Template string `json:"template"`

	// Contains the information used to page through the list of results.
	// The object is empty if there are no more pages left to page through.
	//
	// For more information about pagination support,
	// see Twitch API Guide - Pagination: https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/api/guide/#pagination
	Pagination types.Pagination `json:"pagination"`
}

type GetUserEmotesResponseData struct {
	// An ID that uniquely identifies this emote.
	ID string `json:"id"`

	// The name of the emote
	Name string `json:"name"`

	// The type of emote. The possible values are:
	//
	// none — No emote type was assigned to this emote.
	//
	// bitstier — A Bits tier emote.
	//
	// follower — A follower emote.
	//
	// subscriptions — A subscriber emote.
	//
	// channelpoints — An emote granted by using channel points.
	//
	// rewards — An emote granted to the user through a special event.
	//
	// hypetrain — An emote granted for participation in a Hype Train.
	//
	// prime — An emote granted for linking an Amazon Prime account.
	//
	// turbo — An emote granted for having Twitch Turbo.
	//
	// smilies — Emoticons supported by Twitch.
	//
	// globals — An emote accessible by everyone.
	//
	// owl2019 — Emotes related to Overwatch League 2019.
	//
	// twofactor — Emotes granted by enabling two-factor authentication on an account.
	//
	// limitedtime — Emotes that were granted for only a limited time.
	EmoteType string `json:"emote_type"`

	// An ID that identifies the emote set that the emote belongs to.
	EmoteSetID string `json:"emote_set_id"`

	// The ID of the broadcaster who owns the emote.
	OwnerID string `json:"owner_id"`

	// The formats that the emote is available in.
	// For example, if the emote is available only as a static PNG, the array contains only static.
	// But if the emote is available as a static PNG and an animated GIF, the array contains static and animated.
	//
	// animated — An animated GIF is available for this emote.
	//
	// static — A static PNG file is available for this emote.
	Format []string `json:"format"`

	// The sizes that the emote is available in.
	// For example, if the emote is available in small and medium sizes, the array contains 1.0 and 2.0.
	//
	// 1.0 — A small version (28px x 28px) is available.
	//
	// 2.0 — A medium version (56px x 56px) is available.
	//
	// 3.0 — A large version (112px x 112px) is available.
	Scale []string `json:"scale"`

	// The background themes that the emote is available in.
	// Possible values: dark, light
	ThemeMode []string `json:"theme_mode"`
}