<?php

namespace App\Domains\Academic\Providers;

use App\Domains\Academic\Models\StudyProgram;
use App\Domains\Academic\Models\Term;
use App\Domains\Admission\Models\AdmissionSchedule;
use App\Domains\Admission\Models\FeeRate;
use Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider;

class RelationshipServiceProvider extends ServiceProvider
{
    /**
     * Boot cross-domain runtime relationships.
     *
     * This provider is strictly dedicated to runtime, decoupled cross-domain
     * relationship definitions. Use Model::resolveRelationUsing() here to wire
     * explicit polymorphic or foreign-key macros between models that live in
     * different domains — without introducing a hard compile-time dependency
     * between those domains/
     *
     * Do NOT add route registrations, bindings, event listeners, or any other
     * bootstrapping logic here. Keep this file focused on relationships only.
     *
     * Example:
     *
     *   Order::resolveRelationUsing('customer', fn (Order $order) =>
     *       $order->belongsTo(Customer::class, 'customer_id')
     *   );
     */
    public function boot(): void
    {
        // Register cross-domain relationships below.
        AdmissionSchedule::resolveRelationUsing('term', fn (AdmissionSchedule $admissionSchedule) => $admissionSchedule->belongsTo(
            related: Term::class,
            foreignKey: 'term_id'
        ));
        Term::resolveRelationUsing('admission_schedules', fn (Term $term) => $term->hasMany(
            related: AdmissionSchedule::class,
            foreignKey: 'term_id',
            localKey: 'id'
        ));

        FeeRate::resolveRelationUsing('study_program', fn (FeeRate $feeRate) => $feeRate->belongsTo(
            related: StudyProgram::class,
            foreignKey: 'study_program_id'
        ));
        StudyProgram::resolveRelationUsing('fee_rates', fn (StudyProgram $studyProgram) => $studyProgram->hasMany(
            related: FeeRate::class,
            foreignKey: 'study_program_id',
            localKey: 'id'
        ));
    }
}