// Opens the product detail as a morph out of the card that was tapped, in
// place of the old full-height bottom Drawer (which slid up from off-screen and
// then jumped once the detail fetch landed). One overlay for the whole app —
// components/product/ProductMorph.vue, mounted once in App.vue — instead of a
// Drawer per card: ProductCard used to carry its own, so every catalogue grid
// rendered one per product.
//
// Callers only say WHICH product. The card it came from is found from the tap
// itself: every card root is marked `data-product-origin`, and the last
// pointerdown is remembered here, so the tap's own target leads back to its
// card without each emit chain (ProductPanel → ProductCarousel → HomeView) having
// to thread an element through. A caller that does hold the element can pass
// it; with neither (keyboard activation), the overlay falls back to a plain
// rise-and-fade instead of a morph.
import { shallowRef } from 'vue'
import type { ProductSummary } from '../api/client'

export interface ProductMorphRequest {
  product: ProductSummary
  origin: HTMLElement | null
}

export const productMorph = shallowRef<ProductMorphRequest | null>(null)

let lastPointerTarget: Element | null = null
if (typeof document !== 'undefined') {
  document.addEventListener(
    'pointerdown',
    (e) => {
      lastPointerTarget = e.target instanceof Element ? e.target : null
    },
    { capture: true, passive: true },
  )
}

export function openProduct(product: ProductSummary, origin?: HTMLElement | null) {
  const fromTap = lastPointerTarget?.closest<HTMLElement>('[data-product-origin]') ?? null
  productMorph.value = { product, origin: origin ?? fromTap }
}

export function closeProduct() {
  productMorph.value = null
}