package OSRIC::Character;

use OSRIC::Classes;
use OSRIC::Classes::Assassin;
use OSRIC::Classes::Cleric;
use OSRIC::Classes::Druid;
use OSRIC::Classes::Fighter;
use OSRIC::Classes::Illusionist;
use OSRIC::Classes::MagicUser;
use OSRIC::Classes::Paladin;
use OSRIC::Classes::Ranger;
use OSRIC::Classes::Thief;

use OSRIC::Util qw/d/;
use JSON qw/encode_json/;

# Generates a new character:
sub new
{
	my $class = shift;
	my $character =
	{
		personal =>
		{
			irc => "", # The player's irc nick, not found on the character sheet.
			name => "",
			classes => [ ],
			alignment => "",
			race => "",
			xp => 0,
			hp => 0,
			ac => 0,
			lvl => 0,
			age => 0,
			height => 0,
			weight => 0,
			sex => "M"
		},
		stats =>
		{
			str => 0,
			dex => 0,
			con => 0,
			int => 0,
			wis => 0,
			cha => 0,
		},
		equipment =>
		{
			items => [ ],
			weapons => [ ],
			missiles => [ ],
			armour => [ ],
		},
		wealth =>
		{
			coins => 0,
			gems => [ ],
			other => [ ],
		},
	};
	bless $character, $class;
}

# Generates the 6 major stats:
sub generate_stats
{
	my $self = shift;
	for my $stat(keys %{$self->{stats}})
	{
		# TODO:
		# * Class specific boosts.
		# * Perhaps an alternate system where players can choose what number
		#   to allocate to what stat.
		$self->{stats}->{$stat} = (d(6) + d(6) + d(6));
	}
} 

# Gives the player a certain amount of starting gold (class-dependant):
sub generate_gold
{
	my $self = shift;

	# Get the classes and sort by the highest starting gold (see page 28): 
	my @classes = @{$self->{personal}->{classes}};
	sort { $a->max_starting_gold <=> $b->max_starting_gold } @classes;

	# Generate the starting gold:
	$self->{wealth}->{coins} = $classes[0]->get_gold;
}

# Encodes the character to JSON:
sub to_json
{
	my $self = shift;
	my $json = encode_json $self;
}

1;