<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

namespace NyonCode\WireModuleUsers\Livewire;

use Illuminate\Contracts\View\View;

use Livewire\Component;

use NyonCode\WireCore\Core\Plugin\Contracts\IdentifiesHookTarget;

use NyonCode\WireCore\Notifications\NotificationManager;

use NyonCode\WireModuleUsers\Support\Teams;

/**

* The control in the top bar that says which team you are looking at.

*

* It reaches the chrome through `PageChrome::TOPBAR` rather than by editing the

* shell's layout, which is the same seam the media picker uses at the other end

* of the document: the shell sits above every module and cannot name their

* views, and a module cannot reach into the shell's Blade.

*

* Switching redirects rather than re-rendering, and that is not laziness. The

* team scopes every permission read on the request, so a page composed *before*

* the switch — its menu, its actions, the rows a policy let through — is a page

* built for the team you just left. A fresh request is the only honest answer.

*/

class TeamSwitcher extends Component implements IdentifiesHookTarget

{

public int|string|null $current = null;

public function mount(): void

{

$this->current = Teams::currentId();

}

public function switchTo(int|string $team): void

{

if (! Teams::switchTo($team)) {

// Not a member, or teams are off: the control said otherwise, and

// the control is markup.

return;

}

$this->current = $team;

NotificationManager::success(__('wire-module-users::messages.team_switched', [

'team' => Teams::optionsFor()[$team] ?? '',

]));

$this->redirect(request()->header('Referer') ?? url('/'), navigate: false);

}

public function hookKey(): ?string

{

return 'users.team-switcher';

}

public function render(): View

{

$teams = Teams::optionsFor();

return view('wire-module-users::livewire.team-switcher', [

'teams' => $teams,

'currentLabel' => $teams[$this->current] ?? null,

]);

}

}