twblue/src/controller/blueski/userActions.py

from __future__ import annotations

import logging
from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any

fromapprove.translation import translate as _
# fromapprove.controller.mastodon import userActions as mastodon_user_actions # If adapting

if TYPE_CHECKING:
    fromapprove.sessions.blueski.session import Session as BlueskiSession # Adjusted

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

# This file defines user-specific actions that can be performed on Blueski entities,
# typically represented as buttons or links in the UI, often on user profiles or posts.

# For Blueski, actions might include:
# - Viewing a user's profile on Bluesky/Blueski instance.
# - Following/Unfollowing a user.
# - Muting/Blocking a user.
# - Reporting a user.
# - Fetching a user's latest posts.

# These actions are often presented in a context menu or as direct buttons.
# The `get_user_actions` method in the BlueskiSession class would define these.
# This file would contain the implementation or further handling logic if needed,
# or if actions are too complex for simple lambda/method calls in the session class.

# Example structure for defining an action:
# (This might be more detailed if actions require forms or multi-step processes)

# def view_profile_action(session: BlueskiSession, user_id: str) -> dict[str, Any]:
#     """
#     Generates data for a "View Profile on Blueski" action.
#     user_id here would be the Blueski DID or handle.
#     """
#     # profile_url = f"https://bsky.app/profile/{user_id}" # Example, construct from handle or DID
#     # This might involve resolving DID to handle or vice-versa if only one is known.
#     # handle = await session.util.get_username_from_user_id(user_id) or user_id
#     # profile_url = f"https://bsky.app/profile/{handle}"

#     return {
#         "id": "blueski_view_profile",
#         "label": _("View Profile on Bluesky"),
#         "icon": "external-link-alt", # FontAwesome icon name
#         "action_type": "link", # "link", "modal", "api_call"
#         "url": profile_url, # For "link" type
#         # "api_endpoint": "/api/blueski/user_action", # For "api_call"
#         # "payload": {"action": "view_profile", "target_user_id": user_id},
#         "confirmation_required": False,
#     }


# async def follow_user_action_handler(session: BlueskiSession, target_user_id: str) -> dict[str, Any]:
#     """
#     Handles the 'follow_user' action for Blueski.
#     target_user_id should be the DID of the user to follow.
#     """
#     # success = await session.util.follow_user(target_user_id)
#     # if success:
#     #     return {"status": "success", "message": _("User {target_user_id} followed.").format(target_user_id=target_user_id)}
#     # else:
#     #     return {"status": "error", "message": _("Failed to follow user {target_user_id}.").format(target_user_id=target_user_id)}
#     return {"status": "pending", "message": "Follow action not implemented yet."}


# The list of available actions is typically defined in the Session class,
# e.g., BlueskiSession.get_user_actions(). That method would return a list
# of dictionaries, and this file might provide handlers for more complex actions
# if they aren't simple API calls defined directly in the session's util.

# For now, this file can be a placeholder if most actions are simple enough
# to be handled directly by the session.util methods or basic handler routes.

logger.info("Blueski userActions module loaded (placeholders).")