import logging
import pprint
import uuid

from pelican import signals

log = logging.getLogger(__name__)

def modify_feed(context, feed):
    articles = {}

    for article in context['articles']:
        if article.title in articles:
            raise Exception(f"Duplicate article title found: {article.title}")
        articles[article.title] = article

    for item in feed.items:
        item_title = item['title']
        article = articles.get(item_title)
        if not article:
            raise Exception(f"Article not found for title: {item_title}")

        if not hasattr(article, 'guid') or not article.guid:
            log.info(f"Article '{article.title}' ({article.source_path}) is missing a guid. Generating and embedding one.")
            new_guid_str = uuid.uuid4().hex
            guid_text_to_embed = f"Guid: {new_guid_str}"

            source_path = article.source_path

            # Ensure article object has the _content attribute
            if not hasattr(article, '_content'):
                log.error(f"Article '{article.title}' does not have '_content' attribute. Cannot embed Guid into source file.")
                raise Exception(f"Cannot find raw content for article '{article.title}' to embed Guid.")

            # Read the original file content.
            # Python's open() in text mode uses universal newlines by default, converting \r\n and \r to \n.
            # Pelican's MarkdownReader also provides article._content with \n newlines.
            try:
                with open(source_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:
                    current_body_content = f.read()
            except Exception as e:
                log.error(f"Failed to read original content from '{source_path}': {e}")
                raise

            # Split this body content to find its first paragraph.
            # Paragraphs in Markdown are separated by one or more blank lines (\n\n).
            body_parts = current_body_content.split('\n\n', 1)
            first_paragraph_of_body = body_parts[0]
            rest_of_body_content = body_parts[1] if len(body_parts) > 1 else ""

            # Append the Guid text to the end of the first paragraph of the body.
            # .rstrip() removes any trailing whitespace/newlines from the paragraph itself before appending.
            modified_first_paragraph_of_body = first_paragraph_of_body.rstrip() + '\n' + guid_text_to_embed
            
            # Construct the full new file content by combining the original metadata part and the new body.
            # This preserves the original metadata block verbatim (including comments, formatting, and original newline characters if any within it,
            # as metadata_part_from_file is a direct slice from original_file_content_universal_newlines which has \n newlines).
            full_new_content = modified_first_paragraph_of_body + '\n\n' + rest_of_body_content

            try:
                with open(source_path, 'w', encoding='utf-8') as f:
                    f.write(full_new_content)
                log.info(f"Successfully wrote updated content with embedded Guid to '{source_path}'.")
            except Exception as e:
                log.error(f"Failed to write updated content to '{source_path}': {e}")
                raise # Re-raise the exception to halt processing if file write fails

            # Set article.guid for the current Pelican run, so it's used for the feed item
            article.guid = new_guid_str
            log.debug(f"Set in-memory article.guid = '{new_guid_str}' for '{article.title}'.")

        item['unique_id'] = article.guid


def register():
    signals.feed_generated.connect(modify_feed)