funx

defmodule Funx.Eq.Dsl.Behaviour do
  @moduledoc """
  Behaviour for custom equality logic in the Eq DSL.

  Implement this behaviour to define reusable Eq comparators that can be
  used in the DSL without implementing the Eq protocol.

  This is useful for teams that want to avoid teaching developers about protocols,
  or want struct-specific equality without global protocol implementations.

  ## Basic Example

      defmodule UserById do
        @behaviour Funx.Eq.Dsl.Behaviour

        @impl true
        def eq(_opts) do
          Funx.Eq.contramap(&(&1.id))
        end
      end

      # In DSL - bare usage (preferred)
      use Funx.Eq

      eq do
        UserById  # Compares by id
      end

      # Or with `on` directive
      eq do
        on UserById
      end

  ## With Options

      defmodule UserByName do
        @behaviour Funx.Eq.Dsl.Behaviour

        @impl true
        def eq(opts) do
          case_sensitive = Keyword.get(opts, :case_sensitive, true)

          if case_sensitive do
            Funx.Eq.contramap(&(&1.name))
          else
            Funx.Eq.contramap(fn u -> String.downcase(u.name) end)
          end
        end
      end

      # In DSL - bare with options
      eq do
        {UserByName, case_sensitive: false}
      end

      # Or with `on` directive
      eq do
        on UserByName, case_sensitive: false
      end

  ## Composing Multiple Behaviours

  Behaviour modules can be composed with other eq expressions:

      eq do
        UserById                              # bare behaviour
        {UserByName, case_sensitive: false}   # bare with options
        on :email                             # projection
      end

  ## Why Use This Instead of Protocols?

  - **Simpler**: Just one function returning an Eq map
  - **No protocol knowledge required**: Easier for team onboarding
  - **Module-specific**: Override struct equality without global protocol
  - **Options support**: Built-in support for configuration

  The returned Eq map typically uses `Funx.Eq.contramap/2` to build
  projection-based equality, but can implement any custom comparison logic.
  """

  @doc """
  Returns an Eq map for comparison.

  Takes options and returns an Eq map (with `:eq?` and `:not_eq?` functions).

  ## Arguments

    * `opts` - Keyword list of options passed from the DSL

  ## Return Value

  An Eq map with the structure:

      %{
        eq?: (any(), any() -> boolean()),
        not_eq?: (any(), any() -> boolean())
      }

  ## Examples

      # Simple projection-based equality
      def eq(_opts) do
        Funx.Eq.contramap(&(&1.id))
      end

      # With options
      def eq(opts) do
        field = Keyword.get(opts, :field, :id)
        Funx.Eq.contramap(&Map.get(&1, field))
      end

      # Custom comparison logic
      def eq(_opts) do
        %{
          eq?: fn a, b -> normalize(a) == normalize(b) end,
          not_eq?: fn a, b -> normalize(a) != normalize(b) end
        }
      end

  Most implementations use `Funx.Eq.contramap/2` for projection-based
  equality, which handles the Eq map creation automatically.
  """
  @callback eq(opts :: keyword()) :: Funx.Eq.eq_map()
end