from tkinter import Tk, Label
import tkinter as tk
from PIL import ImageTk, Image
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
class clock():
    """A single clock that handles updating/timekeeping itself. It uses
    the both class-level memebrs as active/inactive image and has
    references provided to place the image and the timing text."""
    active_img = None
    deactive_img = None
    @staticmethod
    def format_time(delta, ms = False):
        """Returns a formatted strng for a timedelta instance, 
        optionally with milliseconds"""
        return f"{delta.seconds//60:02}:{delta.seconds%60:02}" + (
                f".{(delta.microseconds // 1000):04}" if ms else "")
    def __init__(self, minutes, seconds, bg_lbl, text_lbl):
        """Set the clocks max duration providing 'minutes' and 'seconds'.
        Provide tk-labels with a background image 'bg_lbl' and
        'text_lbl' for the time display."""
        self.max_duration = timedelta(seconds=seconds+minutes*60)
        self.bg_lbl = bg_lbl, 
        self.text_lbl = text_lbl
        # reset to inactive image and no text
        self.bg_lbl[0].config(image = clock.deactive_img)
        self.text_lbl.config(text = "")
        # internal time keeping of total spent time1
        self.total = timedelta()   # 0 delta at start
    def update_lbl(self, spent):
        # update the image if needed
        self.bg_lbl[0].config(image = clock.active_img if self.started is not None else clock.deactive_img)
        # update labels - if not active - show with milliseconds
        if self.started is not None:
            self.text_lbl.config( text = clock.format_time(self.max_duration - spent))
        else:
            self.text_lbl.config(text = f"Total:\n{clock.format_time(self.total, True)}")
    def start_clock(self):
        # starts the clock
        self.started = datetime.now()
        self.update_lbl(timedelta())
    def tick(self):
        # ticks the clock - stops it if time has run out
        if self.started is not None:
            spent = datetime.now() - self.started
            if spent > self.max_duration:                
                self._stop_clock(spent)
                return False
            self.update_lbl(spent)
            return True
        return None
    def stop_clock(self):
        # stop clock from the outside if <space> is hit
        if self.started is not None:
            spent = datetime.now() - self.started
            self._stop_clock(spent)
    def _stop_clock(self, spent):
        # internal method that stops the clock, adds total & updates
        spent = min(spent, self.max_duration) # fix it
        self.total += spent
        self.started = None
        self.update_lbl(None)
class root(Tk):
    def __init__(self):
        super(root, self).__init__()
        self.title("Chess Clock")
        self.minsize(1539,600)
        self.windowBG = '#313131'
        self.state('zoomed')
        self.configure(bg=self.windowBG)
        self.CreateWindow()
    def CreateWindow(self):
        self.grey = ImageTk.PhotoImage(Image.open(r"grey.png"))
        self.green = ImageTk.PhotoImage(Image.open(r"green.png"))
        # used to determine player
        self.turn = 0
        # give the clock class the two images to switch 
        # if changing between active/inactive state
        clock.deactive_img = self.grey
        clock.active_img = self.green
        # one clocks UI
        self.white_bg = Label(self, image=self.grey, borderwidth=0)
        self.white_bg.place(relx=.3, rely=.55, anchor="center")
        self.white = Label(self, text='White', bg='#454545', fg='white', font ="Gadugi 40 bold")
        self.white.place(relx=.3, rely=.2, anchor="center")
        self.white_timer = Label(self.white_bg, text="", bg='#454545', fg='white', font ="Gadugi 40 bold")
        self.white_timer.place(relx=.5, rely=.5, anchor="center")
        # seconds clock UI
        self.black_bg = Label(self, image=self.grey, borderwidth=0)
        self.black_bg.place(relx=.7, rely=.55, anchor="center")
        self.black = Label(self, text='Black', bg='#454545', fg='white', font ="Gadugi 40 bold")
        self.black.place(relx=.7, rely=.2, anchor="center")
        self.black_timer = Label(self.black_bg, text="", bg='#454545', fg='white', font ="Gadugi 40 bold")
        self.black_timer.place(relx=.5, rely=.5, anchor="center")
        # provide the background-label and the text label
        # for time and create two clocks for the players
        self.clock1 = clock(1, 5, self.white_bg, self.white_timer)
        self.clock2 = clock(1,5, self.black_bg, self.black_timer)
        # which clock is currently in use?
        self.who_is_it = None
        # handles switching to next players clock
        self.bind('<space>', lambda _: self.next_player())
        self.bind('<Control-Key-q>', lambda _: self.stop())
        # check every 200ms if clocks need to be switched over
        self.after(200, self.do_clock_logic)
    def do_clock_logic(self):
        # do nothing if no clock startet
        # check if clock has run out, then switch to next players clock
        if self.who_is_it is not None: 
            # tick() returns False if the player spent all his time
            # tick() returns True if the player still has time
            # tick() returns None if clock is not yet started
            if self.who_is_it.tick() == False:
                self.next_player()
        # recheck clocks in 200ms
        self.after(200, self.do_clock_logic)
    def stop(self):
        """First Ctrl+q will stop clocks, second will quit."""
        if self.who_is_it is not None:
            self.who_is_it.stop_clock()
            self.who_is_it = None
            self.do_clock_logic = lambda _: None is None
        else:
            self.destroy()
    def next_player(self):
        if self.who_is_it is not None:
            self.who_is_it.stop_clock()
        self.turn += 1