from database.tcontentdispatch.model import TContentDispatch


def create_content(db, content: TContentDispatch):
    db.add(content)
    db.commit()
    db.refresh(content)
    return content


def create_or_update_content(db, content: TContentDispatch):
    content_in_db = db.query(TContentDispatch).filter(TContentDispatch.id == content.id).first()

    if content_in_db:
        # Update existing content
        db.commit()  # Save changes to the database
        db.refresh(content)  # Refresh the object with the updated values
    else:
        # Create new content if not found in DB
        db.add(content)
        db.commit()  # Save new content to the database
        db.refresh(content)  # Refresh to get the content's updated state (e.g., ID if it's auto-generated)

def get_content_by_id(db, content_id: int):
    return db.query(TContentDispatch).filter(TContentDispatch.id == content_id).first()

def get_content_by_title_and_category(db, title: str, category: str):
    return db.query(TContentDispatch).filter(
        TContentDispatch.title == title,
        TContentDispatch.category == category
    ).first()

def update_content(db, content_id: int, updates: dict):
    content = db.query(TContentDispatch).filter(TContentDispatch.id == content_id).first()
    if content:
        for key, value in updates.items():
            setattr(content, key, value)
        db.commit()
        db.refresh(content)
    return content

def update(db):
    db.commit()

def delete_content(db, content_id: int):
    content = db.query(TContentDispatch).filter(TContentDispatch.id == content_id).first()
    if content:
        db.delete(content)
        db.commit()
    return content