"""
    The sneaky agent is built to trick the naive line counter agent.
    I believe if the sneaky agent starts, they will win against the line counter agent.
    I have not tested this yet, as the naive line counter agent wasn't in the branch I checked out and I'm lazy,
    so time will tell...
"""

from __future__ import annotations

import random

from .agent import Agent, Payload

class SneakyAgent(Agent):
    """
        It tries to get both opposite corners (1 and 9) and then get another corner that would give it two routes to win
    """

    def __init__(self) -> None:
        """
            Create a new instance of the sneaky agent.
        """

        super().__init__(
            # Give your bot a name to display in leaderboards
            name="Sneaky agent",

            # Your name, to give you credit
            author="Sam",

            # Update the version to indicate the agent behaves differently.
            # This will later allow you to compare different versions of your
            # agent against one another.
            version="1.0.0",

            # Add extra custom information about the agent to this dictionary.
            profile={},
        )

        # Indicate that you're willing to play tic-tac-toe
        # Remove this if you don't want your bot to participate there.
        self.add_tic_tac_toe(on_move=self.play_tic_tac_toe, profile={})

    @staticmethod
    def play_tic_tac_toe(payload : Payload) -> Payload:
        """
            I've placed move comments to indicate which move that would be in the ideal game against the line counter.
            This assumes this agent starts and so move 1 is {"move": 1}, etc...

            If none of the options are valid, we return a random move
        """
        
        # Try printing the payload to see what it looks like!
        print(payload)

        # Current State
        cs = dict(payload)

        # Move 1
        if cs["1"] == "":
            return { "move": 1}
        
        # Move 2
        if cs["9"] == "":
            return { "move": 9}
        
        # Move 4
        if cs["2"] == "" and cs["1"] == cs["your_token"] and cs["3"] == cs["your_token"]:
            return { "move": 2}

        if cs["6"] == "" and cs["3"] == cs["your_token"] and cs["9"] == cs["your_token"]:
            return { "move": 6}
        
        if cs["8"] == "" and cs["7"] == cs["your_token"] and cs["9"] == cs["your_token"]:
            return { "move": 8}
        
        if cs["4"] == "" and cs["1"] == cs["your_token"] and cs["7"] == cs["your_token"]:
            return { "move": 4}

        # Move 3
        if cs["2"] == "" and cs["6"] == "" and cs["3"] == "":
            return { "move": 3}

        if cs["4"] == "" and cs["8"] == "" and cs["7"] == "":
            return { "move": 7}
 
        # If the sneaky strategy doesn't work
        options = [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, ]
        return { "move": random.choice(options) }