kubevela/pkg/definition/defkit/param.go

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package defkit

// baseParam provides common parameter functionality.
type baseParam struct {
	name          string
	paramType     ParamType
	required      bool // when true, emits "!" marker — user must explicitly provide this field in input
	mandatory     bool // when true, field is non-optional (no ? marker); must have a value but defaults or CUE merging can satisfy it
	defaultValue  any
	description   string
	forceOptional bool   // when true, field stays optional even with a default value
	short         string // short flag alias (e.g. "i" → // +short=i)
	ignore        bool   // when true, emits // +ignore directive
}

func (p *baseParam) expr()      {}
func (p *baseParam) value()     {}
func (p *baseParam) condition() {}

func (p *baseParam) Name() string           { return p.name }
func (p *baseParam) IsRequired() bool       { return p.required }
func (p *baseParam) IsOptional() bool       { return !p.required && !p.mandatory }
func (p *baseParam) IsMandatory() bool      { return p.mandatory }
func (p *baseParam) HasDefault() bool       { return p.defaultValue != nil }
func (p *baseParam) GetDefault() any        { return p.defaultValue }
func (p *baseParam) GetDescription() string { return p.description }
func (p *baseParam) IsForceOptional() bool  { return p.forceOptional }
func (p *baseParam) GetShort() string       { return p.short }
func (p *baseParam) IsIgnore() bool         { return p.ignore }

// IsSet returns a condition that checks if the parameter has a value.
// This is used with SetIf for conditional field assignment.
func (p *baseParam) IsSet() Condition {
	return &IsSetCondition{paramName: p.name}
}

// NotSet returns a condition that checks if the parameter is not set.
// This generates `if parameter["name"] == _|_` in CUE.
func (p *baseParam) NotSet() Condition {
	return &NotCondition{inner: &IsSetCondition{paramName: p.name}}
}

// Eq creates a condition that compares this parameter to a literal value.
// Example: replicas.Eq(3) generates: parameter.replicas == 3
func (p *baseParam) Eq(val any) Condition {
	return &ParamCompareCondition{paramName: p.name, op: "==", value: val}
}

// Ne creates a condition that checks if this parameter is not equal to a value.
// Example: status.Ne("error") generates: parameter.status != "error"
func (p *baseParam) Ne(val any) Condition {
	return &ParamCompareCondition{paramName: p.name, op: "!=", value: val}
}

// Gt creates a condition that checks if this parameter is greater than a value.
// Example: replicas.Gt(1) generates: parameter.replicas > 1
func (p *baseParam) Gt(val any) Condition {
	return &ParamCompareCondition{paramName: p.name, op: ">", value: val}
}

// Gte creates a condition that checks if this parameter is greater than or equal to a value.
// Example: replicas.Gte(1) generates: parameter.replicas >= 1
func (p *baseParam) Gte(val any) Condition {
	return &ParamCompareCondition{paramName: p.name, op: ">=", value: val}
}

// Lt creates a condition that checks if this parameter is less than a value.
// Example: replicas.Lt(10) generates: parameter.replicas < 10
func (p *baseParam) Lt(val any) Condition {
	return &ParamCompareCondition{paramName: p.name, op: "<", value: val}
}

// Lte creates a condition that checks if this parameter is less than or equal to a value.
// Example: replicas.Lte(10) generates: parameter.replicas <= 10
func (p *baseParam) Lte(val any) Condition {
	return &ParamCompareCondition{paramName: p.name, op: "<=", value: val}
}

// ParamCompareCondition represents a comparison between a parameter and a value.
type ParamCompareCondition struct {
	baseCondition
	paramName string
	op        string
	value     any
}

// ParamName returns the parameter name being compared.
func (c *ParamCompareCondition) ParamName() string { return c.paramName }

// Op returns the comparison operator.
func (c *ParamCompareCondition) Op() string { return c.op }

// CompareValue returns the comparison value.
func (c *ParamCompareCondition) CompareValue() any { return c.value }

// StringParam represents a string parameter.
type StringParam struct {
	baseParam
	enumValues []string // allowed enum values
	openEnum   bool     // when true, appends | string to enum disjunction (open enum)
	pattern    string   // regex pattern constraint
	minLen     *int     // minimum length constraint
	maxLen     *int     // maximum length constraint
}

// String creates a new string parameter with the given name.
func String(name string) *StringParam {
	return &StringParam{
		baseParam: baseParam{
			name:      name,
			paramType: ParamTypeString,
		},
	}
}

// Required marks the parameter as required in input, emitting the "!" CUE marker.
// The user must explicitly provide this field — even if a default value exists.
func (p *StringParam) Required() *StringParam {
	p.required = true
	p.mandatory = false
	return p
}

// Mandatory marks the parameter as non-optional (no ? marker).
// The field must have a value, but defaults or CUE merging can satisfy it
// without the user explicitly providing it.
func (p *StringParam) Mandatory() *StringParam {
	p.mandatory = true
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Optional marks the parameter as optional (default behavior).
func (p *StringParam) Optional() *StringParam {
	p.mandatory = false
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// ForceOptional makes the field optional even when it has a default value.
// Normally, fields with defaults are treated as always-present (no ? in CUE).
// This generates field?: *default | type instead of field: *default | type.
func (p *StringParam) ForceOptional() *StringParam {
	p.forceOptional = true
	return p
}

// Short sets a short flag alias for the parameter.
// This generates a // +short=X directive in the CUE output.
func (p *StringParam) Short(s string) *StringParam {
	p.short = s
	return p
}

// Ignore marks the parameter as ignored by the UI.
// This generates a // +ignore directive in the CUE output.
func (p *StringParam) Ignore() *StringParam {
	p.ignore = true
	return p
}

// Default sets a default value for the parameter.
func (p *StringParam) Default(value string) *StringParam {
	p.defaultValue = value
	return p
}

// Description sets the parameter description.
func (p *StringParam) Description(desc string) *StringParam {
	p.description = desc
	return p
}

// Values restricts the parameter to specific allowed values.
func (p *StringParam) Values(values ...string) *StringParam {
	p.enumValues = values
	return p
}

// GetEnumValues returns the allowed enum values.
func (p *StringParam) GetEnumValues() []string {
	return p.enumValues
}

// OpenEnum marks the enum as open, allowing any string in addition to the
// enumerated values. This generates CUE like: "value1" | "value2" | string
func (p *StringParam) OpenEnum() *StringParam {
	p.openEnum = true
	return p
}

// IsOpenEnum returns whether the enum allows arbitrary strings beyond the listed values.
func (p *StringParam) IsOpenEnum() bool {
	return p.openEnum
}

// Pattern sets a regex pattern constraint for the parameter.
// This generates CUE like: string & =~"pattern"
func (p *StringParam) Pattern(regex string) *StringParam {
	p.pattern = regex
	return p
}

// GetPattern returns the regex pattern constraint.
func (p *StringParam) GetPattern() string {
	return p.pattern
}

// MinLen sets the minimum length constraint for the parameter.
// This generates CUE like: strings.MinRunes(n)
func (p *StringParam) MinLen(n int) *StringParam {
	p.minLen = &n
	return p
}

// GetMinLen returns the minimum length constraint, or nil if not set.
func (p *StringParam) GetMinLen() *int {
	return p.minLen
}

// MaxLen sets the maximum length constraint for the parameter.
// This generates CUE like: strings.MaxRunes(n)
func (p *StringParam) MaxLen(n int) *StringParam {
	p.maxLen = &n
	return p
}

// GetMaxLen returns the maximum length constraint, or nil if not set.
func (p *StringParam) GetMaxLen() *int {
	return p.maxLen
}

// Concat creates a string concatenation expression.
// Example: name.Concat("-suffix") generates: parameter.name + "-suffix"
func (p *StringParam) Concat(suffix string) Value {
	return &ParamConcatExpr{paramName: p.name, suffix: suffix}
}

// Prepend creates a string concatenation expression with a prefix.
// Example: name.Prepend("prefix-") generates: "prefix-" + parameter.name
func (p *StringParam) Prepend(prefix string) Value {
	return &ParamConcatExpr{paramName: p.name, prefix: prefix}
}

// --- StringParam Runtime Condition Methods ---

// Contains creates a condition that checks if this string parameter contains a substring.
// Example: name.Contains("prod") generates: strings.Contains(parameter.name, "prod")
func (p *StringParam) Contains(substr string) Condition {
	return &StringContainsCondition{paramName: p.name, substr: substr}
}

// Matches creates a condition that checks if this string parameter matches a regex pattern.
// Example: name.Matches("^prod-") generates: parameter.name =~ "^prod-"
func (p *StringParam) Matches(pattern string) Condition {
	return &StringMatchesCondition{paramName: p.name, pattern: pattern}
}

// StartsWith creates a condition that checks if this string parameter starts with a prefix.
// Example: name.StartsWith("prod-") generates: strings.HasPrefix(parameter.name, "prod-")
func (p *StringParam) StartsWith(prefix string) Condition {
	return &StringStartsWithCondition{paramName: p.name, prefix: prefix}
}

// EndsWith creates a condition that checks if this string parameter ends with a suffix.
// Example: name.EndsWith("-prod") generates: strings.HasSuffix(parameter.name, "-prod")
func (p *StringParam) EndsWith(suffix string) Condition {
	return &StringEndsWithCondition{paramName: p.name, suffix: suffix}
}

// LenEq creates a condition that checks if this string parameter has exactly n characters.
// Example: name.LenEq(5) generates: len(parameter.name) == 5
func (p *StringParam) LenEq(n int) Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: "==", length: n}
}

// LenGt creates a condition that checks if this string parameter has more than n characters.
// Example: name.LenGt(5) generates: len(parameter.name) > 5
func (p *StringParam) LenGt(n int) Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: ">", length: n}
}

// LenGte creates a condition that checks if this string parameter has n or more characters.
// Example: name.LenGte(5) generates: len(parameter.name) >= 5
func (p *StringParam) LenGte(n int) Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: ">=", length: n}
}

// LenLt creates a condition that checks if this string parameter has fewer than n characters.
// Example: name.LenLt(5) generates: len(parameter.name) < 5
func (p *StringParam) LenLt(n int) Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: "<", length: n}
}

// LenLte creates a condition that checks if this string parameter has n or fewer characters.
// Example: name.LenLte(5) generates: len(parameter.name) <= 5
func (p *StringParam) LenLte(n int) Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: "<=", length: n}
}

// In creates a condition that checks if this string parameter is one of the given values.
// Example: name.In("api", "web", "worker") generates: parameter.name == "api" || parameter.name == "web" || parameter.name == "worker"
func (p *StringParam) In(values ...string) Condition {
	anyVals := make([]any, len(values))
	for i, v := range values {
		anyVals[i] = v
	}
	return &InCondition{paramName: p.name, values: anyVals}
}

// IntParam represents an integer parameter.
type IntParam struct {
	baseParam
	minVal *int // minimum value constraint
	maxVal *int // maximum value constraint
}

// Int creates a new integer parameter with the given name.
func Int(name string) *IntParam {
	return &IntParam{
		baseParam: baseParam{
			name:      name,
			paramType: ParamTypeInt,
		},
	}
}

// Required marks the parameter as required in input, emitting the "!" CUE marker.
func (p *IntParam) Required() *IntParam {
	p.required = true
	p.mandatory = false
	return p
}

// Mandatory marks the parameter as non-optional (no ? marker); must have a value but defaults or CUE merging can satisfy it.
func (p *IntParam) Mandatory() *IntParam {
	p.mandatory = true
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Optional marks the parameter as optional (default behavior).
func (p *IntParam) Optional() *IntParam {
	p.mandatory = false
	p.required = false
	return p
}

func (p *IntParam) ForceOptional() *IntParam {
	p.forceOptional = true
	return p
}

// Default sets a default value for the parameter.
func (p *IntParam) Default(value int) *IntParam {
	p.defaultValue = value
	return p
}

// Description sets the parameter description.
func (p *IntParam) Description(desc string) *IntParam {
	p.description = desc
	return p
}

// Short sets a short flag alias for the parameter.
// This generates a // +short=X directive in the CUE output.
func (p *IntParam) Short(s string) *IntParam {
	p.short = s
	return p
}

// Ignore marks the parameter as ignored by the UI.
// This generates a // +ignore directive in the CUE output.
func (p *IntParam) Ignore() *IntParam {
	p.ignore = true
	return p
}

// Min sets the minimum value constraint for the parameter.
// This generates CUE like: int & >=n
func (p *IntParam) Min(n int) *IntParam {
	p.minVal = &n
	return p
}

// GetMin returns the minimum value constraint, or nil if not set.
func (p *IntParam) GetMin() *int {
	return p.minVal
}

// Max sets the maximum value constraint for the parameter.
// This generates CUE like: int & <=n
func (p *IntParam) Max(n int) *IntParam {
	p.maxVal = &n
	return p
}

// GetMax returns the maximum value constraint, or nil if not set.
func (p *IntParam) GetMax() *int {
	return p.maxVal
}

// In creates a condition that checks if this int parameter is one of the given values.
// Example: port.In(80, 443, 8080) generates: parameter.port == 80 || parameter.port == 443 || parameter.port == 8080
func (p *IntParam) In(values ...int) Condition {
	anyVals := make([]any, len(values))
	for i, v := range values {
		anyVals[i] = v
	}
	return &InCondition{paramName: p.name, values: anyVals}
}

// Add creates an arithmetic expression that adds a value to this parameter.
// Example: replicas.Add(1) generates: parameter.replicas + 1
func (p *IntParam) Add(val int) Value {
	return &ParamArithExpr{paramName: p.name, op: "+", arithVal: val}
}

// Sub creates an arithmetic expression that subtracts a value from this parameter.
// Example: replicas.Sub(1) generates: parameter.replicas - 1
func (p *IntParam) Sub(val int) Value {
	return &ParamArithExpr{paramName: p.name, op: "-", arithVal: val}
}

// Mul creates an arithmetic expression that multiplies this parameter by a value.
// Example: replicas.Mul(2) generates: parameter.replicas * 2
func (p *IntParam) Mul(val int) Value {
	return &ParamArithExpr{paramName: p.name, op: "*", arithVal: val}
}

// Div creates an arithmetic expression that divides this parameter by a value.
// Example: replicas.Div(2) generates: parameter.replicas / 2
func (p *IntParam) Div(val int) Value {
	return &ParamArithExpr{paramName: p.name, op: "/", arithVal: val}
}

// BoolParam represents a boolean parameter.
type BoolParam struct {
	baseParam
}

// Bool creates a new boolean parameter with the given name.
func Bool(name string) *BoolParam {
	return &BoolParam{
		baseParam: baseParam{
			name:      name,
			paramType: ParamTypeBool,
		},
	}
}

// Required marks the parameter as required in input, emitting the "!" CUE marker.
func (p *BoolParam) Required() *BoolParam {
	p.required = true
	p.mandatory = false
	return p
}

// Mandatory marks the parameter as non-optional (no ? marker); must have a value but defaults or CUE merging can satisfy it.
func (p *BoolParam) Mandatory() *BoolParam {
	p.mandatory = true
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Optional marks the parameter as optional (default behavior).
func (p *BoolParam) Optional() *BoolParam {
	p.mandatory = false
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// ForceOptional makes the field optional even when it has a default value.
// Normally, fields with defaults are treated as always-present (no ? in CUE).
// This generates field?: *default | type instead of field: *default | type.
func (p *BoolParam) ForceOptional() *BoolParam {
	p.forceOptional = true
	return p
}

// Default sets a default value for the parameter.
func (p *BoolParam) Default(value bool) *BoolParam {
	p.defaultValue = value
	return p
}

// Description sets the parameter description.
func (p *BoolParam) Description(desc string) *BoolParam {
	p.description = desc
	return p
}

// Short sets a short flag alias for the parameter.
// This generates a // +short=X directive in the CUE output.
func (p *BoolParam) Short(s string) *BoolParam {
	p.short = s
	return p
}

// Ignore marks the parameter as ignored by the UI.
// This generates a // +ignore directive in the CUE output.
func (p *BoolParam) Ignore() *BoolParam {
	p.ignore = true
	return p
}

// IsTrue returns a condition that checks if the bool parameter is truthy.
// In CUE, this generates `if parameter.name` instead of `if parameter.name == true`.
func (p *BoolParam) IsTrue() Condition {
	return &TruthyCondition{paramName: p.name}
}

// IsFalse returns a condition that checks if the bool parameter is falsy.
// In CUE, this generates `if !parameter.name` instead of `if parameter.name == false`.
func (p *BoolParam) IsFalse() Condition {
	return &FalsyCondition{paramName: p.name}
}

// FloatParam represents a floating-point number parameter.
type FloatParam struct {
	baseParam
	minVal *float64 // minimum value constraint
	maxVal *float64 // maximum value constraint
}

// Float creates a new float parameter with the given name.
func Float(name string) *FloatParam {
	return &FloatParam{
		baseParam: baseParam{
			name:      name,
			paramType: ParamTypeFloat,
		},
	}
}

// Required marks the parameter as required in input, emitting the "!" CUE marker.
func (p *FloatParam) Required() *FloatParam {
	p.required = true
	p.mandatory = false
	return p
}

// Mandatory marks the parameter as non-optional (no ? marker); must have a value but defaults or CUE merging can satisfy it.
func (p *FloatParam) Mandatory() *FloatParam {
	p.mandatory = true
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Optional marks the parameter as optional (default behavior).
func (p *FloatParam) Optional() *FloatParam {
	p.mandatory = false
	p.required = false
	return p
}

func (p *FloatParam) ForceOptional() *FloatParam {
	p.forceOptional = true
	return p
}

// Default sets a default value for the parameter.
func (p *FloatParam) Default(value float64) *FloatParam {
	p.defaultValue = value
	return p
}

// Description sets the parameter description.
func (p *FloatParam) Description(desc string) *FloatParam {
	p.description = desc
	return p
}

// Short sets a short flag alias for the parameter.
// This generates a // +short=X directive in the CUE output.
func (p *FloatParam) Short(s string) *FloatParam {
	p.short = s
	return p
}

// Ignore marks the parameter as ignored by the UI.
// This generates a // +ignore directive in the CUE output.
func (p *FloatParam) Ignore() *FloatParam {
	p.ignore = true
	return p
}

// Min sets the minimum value constraint for the parameter.
// This generates CUE like: number & >=n
func (p *FloatParam) Min(n float64) *FloatParam {
	p.minVal = &n
	return p
}

// GetMin returns the minimum value constraint, or nil if not set.
func (p *FloatParam) GetMin() *float64 {
	return p.minVal
}

// Max sets the maximum value constraint for the parameter.
// This generates CUE like: number & <=n
func (p *FloatParam) Max(n float64) *FloatParam {
	p.maxVal = &n
	return p
}

// GetMax returns the maximum value constraint, or nil if not set.
func (p *FloatParam) GetMax() *float64 {
	return p.maxVal
}

// In creates a condition that checks if this float parameter is one of the given values.
// Example: ratio.In(0.5, 1.0, 2.0) generates: parameter.ratio == 0.5 || parameter.ratio == 1.0 || parameter.ratio == 2.0
func (p *FloatParam) In(values ...float64) Condition {
	anyVals := make([]any, len(values))
	for i, v := range values {
		anyVals[i] = v
	}
	return &InCondition{paramName: p.name, values: anyVals}
}

// ArrayParam represents an array/list parameter.
type ArrayParam struct {
	baseParam
	elementType ParamType
	fields      []Param // fields for structured array elements
	schema      string  // raw CUE schema for the array elements
	schemaRef   string  // reference to a helper definition (e.g., "HealthProbe")
	minItems    *int    // minimum number of items
	maxItems    *int    // maximum number of items
}

// Array creates a new array parameter with the given name.
func Array(name string) *ArrayParam {
	return &ArrayParam{
		baseParam: baseParam{
			name:      name,
			paramType: ParamTypeArray,
		},
	}
}

// Of specifies the element type for the array.
func (p *ArrayParam) Of(elemType ParamType) *ArrayParam {
	p.elementType = elemType
	return p
}

// Required marks the parameter as required in input, emitting the "!" CUE marker.
func (p *ArrayParam) Required() *ArrayParam {
	p.required = true
	p.mandatory = false
	return p
}

// Mandatory marks the parameter as non-optional (no ? marker); must have a value but defaults or CUE merging can satisfy it.
func (p *ArrayParam) Mandatory() *ArrayParam {
	p.mandatory = true
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Optional marks the parameter as optional (default behavior).
func (p *ArrayParam) Optional() *ArrayParam {
	p.mandatory = false
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Default sets a default value for the parameter.
func (p *ArrayParam) Default(value []any) *ArrayParam {
	p.defaultValue = value
	return p
}

// Description sets the parameter description.
func (p *ArrayParam) Description(desc string) *ArrayParam {
	p.description = desc
	return p
}

// ElementType returns the array element type.
func (p *ArrayParam) ElementType() ParamType {
	return p.elementType
}

// WithFields adds field definitions for structured array elements.
// This allows defining the schema for objects within the array.
func (p *ArrayParam) WithFields(fields ...Param) *ArrayParam {
	p.fields = append(p.fields, fields...)
	return p
}

// GetFields returns the field definitions for array elements.
func (p *ArrayParam) GetFields() []Param {
	return p.fields
}

// WithSchema sets a raw CUE schema for the array elements.
// This takes precedence over WithFields for schema generation.
func (p *ArrayParam) WithSchema(schema string) *ArrayParam {
	p.schema = schema
	return p
}

// GetSchema returns the raw CUE schema for array elements.
func (p *ArrayParam) GetSchema() string {
	return p.schema
}

// WithSchemaRef sets a reference to a helper type definition (e.g., "#HealthProbe").
// This is used when the schema is defined elsewhere as a helper definition.
func (p *ArrayParam) WithSchemaRef(ref string) *ArrayParam {
	p.schemaRef = ref
	return p
}

// GetSchemaRef returns the schema reference for this parameter.
func (p *ArrayParam) GetSchemaRef() string {
	return p.schemaRef
}

// MinItems sets the minimum number of items constraint for the array.
// This generates CUE like: list.MinItems(n)
func (p *ArrayParam) MinItems(n int) *ArrayParam {
	p.minItems = &n
	return p
}

// GetMinItems returns the minimum items constraint, or nil if not set.
func (p *ArrayParam) GetMinItems() *int {
	return p.minItems
}

// MaxItems sets the maximum number of items constraint for the array.
// This generates CUE like: list.MaxItems(n)
func (p *ArrayParam) MaxItems(n int) *ArrayParam {
	p.maxItems = &n
	return p
}

// GetMaxItems returns the maximum items constraint, or nil if not set.
func (p *ArrayParam) GetMaxItems() *int {
	return p.maxItems
}

// --- ArrayParam Runtime Condition Methods ---

// LenEq creates a condition that checks if this array has exactly n elements.
// Example: tags.LenEq(5) generates: len(parameter.tags) == 5
func (p *ArrayParam) LenEq(n int) Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: "==", length: n}
}

// LenGt creates a condition that checks if this array has more than n elements.
// Example: tags.LenGt(0) generates: len(parameter.tags) > 0
func (p *ArrayParam) LenGt(n int) Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: ">", length: n}
}

// LenGte creates a condition that checks if this array has n or more elements.
// Example: tags.LenGte(1) generates: len(parameter.tags) >= 1
func (p *ArrayParam) LenGte(n int) Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: ">=", length: n}
}

// LenLt creates a condition that checks if this array has fewer than n elements.
// Example: tags.LenLt(10) generates: len(parameter.tags) < 10
func (p *ArrayParam) LenLt(n int) Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: "<", length: n}
}

// LenLte creates a condition that checks if this array has n or fewer elements.
// Example: tags.LenLte(10) generates: len(parameter.tags) <= 10
func (p *ArrayParam) LenLte(n int) Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: "<=", length: n}
}

// Contains creates a condition that checks if this array contains a specific value.
// Example: tags.Contains("gpu") generates: list.Contains(parameter.tags, "gpu")
func (p *ArrayParam) Contains(val any) Condition {
	return &ArrayContainsCondition{paramName: p.name, value: val}
}

// IsEmpty creates a condition that checks if this array is empty.
// Example: tags.IsEmpty() generates: len(parameter.tags) == 0
func (p *ArrayParam) IsEmpty() Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: "==", length: 0}
}

// IsNotEmpty creates a condition that checks if this array is not empty.
// Example: tags.IsNotEmpty() generates: len(parameter.tags) > 0
func (p *ArrayParam) IsNotEmpty() Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: ">", length: 0}
}

// MapParam represents a map/dictionary parameter.
type MapParam struct {
	baseParam
	keyType   ParamType
	valueType ParamType
	fields    []Param // fields for structured map values
	schema    string  // raw CUE schema for the map structure
	schemaRef string  // reference to a helper definition (e.g., "HealthProbe")
}

// Map creates a new map parameter with the given name.
func Map(name string) *MapParam {
	return &MapParam{
		baseParam: baseParam{
			name:      name,
			paramType: ParamTypeMap,
		},
		keyType: ParamTypeString, // default key type
	}
}

// Of specifies the value type for the map.
func (p *MapParam) Of(valueType ParamType) *MapParam {
	p.valueType = valueType
	return p
}

// Required marks the parameter as required in input, emitting the "!" CUE marker.
func (p *MapParam) Required() *MapParam {
	p.required = true
	p.mandatory = false
	return p
}

// Mandatory marks the parameter as non-optional (no ? marker); must have a value but defaults or CUE merging can satisfy it.
func (p *MapParam) Mandatory() *MapParam {
	p.mandatory = true
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Optional marks the parameter as optional (default behavior).
func (p *MapParam) Optional() *MapParam {
	p.mandatory = false
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Default sets a default value for the parameter.
func (p *MapParam) Default(value map[string]any) *MapParam {
	p.defaultValue = value
	return p
}

// Description sets the parameter description.
func (p *MapParam) Description(desc string) *MapParam {
	p.description = desc
	return p
}

// ValueType returns the map value type.
func (p *MapParam) ValueType() ParamType {
	return p.valueType
}

// WithFields adds field definitions for structured map values.
// This allows defining the schema for objects within the map.
func (p *MapParam) WithFields(fields ...Param) *MapParam {
	p.fields = append(p.fields, fields...)
	return p
}

// GetFields returns the field definitions for map values.
func (p *MapParam) GetFields() []Param {
	return p.fields
}

// WithSchema sets a raw CUE schema for the map structure.
// This takes precedence over WithFields for schema generation.
func (p *MapParam) WithSchema(schema string) *MapParam {
	p.schema = schema
	return p
}

// GetSchema returns the raw CUE schema for the map.
func (p *MapParam) GetSchema() string {
	return p.schema
}

// WithSchemaRef sets a reference to a helper type definition (e.g., "#HealthProbe").
// This is used when the schema is defined elsewhere as a helper definition.
func (p *MapParam) WithSchemaRef(ref string) *MapParam {
	p.schemaRef = ref
	return p
}

// GetSchemaRef returns the schema reference for this parameter.
func (p *MapParam) GetSchemaRef() string {
	return p.schemaRef
}

// Field returns a reference to a nested field within this map parameter.
// This allows map parameters to be used as variables with field access.
// Example: requests := Map("requests").WithSchema(...); requests.Field("cpu") => parameter.requests.cpu
func (p *MapParam) Field(fieldPath string) *ParamFieldRef {
	return &ParamFieldRef{paramName: p.name, fieldPath: fieldPath}
}

// --- MapParam Runtime Condition Methods ---

// HasKey creates a condition that checks if this map has a specific key.
// Example: config.HasKey("debug") generates: parameter.config.debug != _|_
func (p *MapParam) HasKey(key string) Condition {
	return &MapHasKeyCondition{paramName: p.name, key: key}
}

// LenEq creates a condition that checks if this map has exactly n entries.
// Example: config.LenEq(5) generates: len(parameter.config) == 5
func (p *MapParam) LenEq(n int) Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: "==", length: n}
}

// LenGt creates a condition that checks if this map has more than n entries.
// Example: config.LenGt(0) generates: len(parameter.config) > 0
func (p *MapParam) LenGt(n int) Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: ">", length: n}
}

// IsEmpty creates a condition that checks if this map is empty.
// Example: config.IsEmpty() generates: len(parameter.config) == 0
func (p *MapParam) IsEmpty() Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: "==", length: 0}
}

// IsNotEmpty creates a condition that checks if this map is not empty.
// Example: config.IsNotEmpty() generates: len(parameter.config) > 0
func (p *MapParam) IsNotEmpty() Condition {
	return &LenCondition{paramName: p.name, op: ">", length: 0}
}

// StructField represents a field within a struct parameter.
type StructField struct {
	name         string
	fieldType    ParamType
	required     bool // when true, emits "!" marker — user must explicitly provide this field in input
	mandatory    bool // when true, field is non-optional (no ? marker); must have a value but defaults or CUE merging can satisfy it
	defaultValue any
	description  string
	nested       *StructParam // for nested structs
	schemaRef    string       // reference to a helper definition (e.g., "HealthProbe")
	enumValues   []string     // allowed enum values for string fields
	elementType  ParamType    // for array fields: element type (e.g., ParamTypeString for [...string])
}

// Field creates a new struct field definition.
func Field(name string, fieldType ParamType) *StructField {
	return &StructField{
		name:      name,
		fieldType: fieldType,
	}
}

// Required marks the field as required in input, emitting the "!" CUE marker.
// The user must explicitly provide this field — even if a default value exists.
func (f *StructField) Required() *StructField {
	f.required = true
	return f
}

// Mandatory marks the field as non-optional (no ? marker); must have a value but defaults or CUE merging can satisfy it.
func (f *StructField) Mandatory() *StructField {
	f.mandatory = true
	return f
}

// Optional marks the field as optional (default behavior).
func (f *StructField) Optional() *StructField {
	f.mandatory = false
	f.required = false
	return f
}

// Default sets a default value for the field.
func (f *StructField) Default(value any) *StructField {
	f.defaultValue = value
	return f
}

// Description sets the field description.
func (f *StructField) Description(desc string) *StructField {
	f.description = desc
	return f
}

// Nested sets a nested struct definition for this field.
// For ParamTypeStruct fields, this defines the struct's shape.
// For ParamTypeArray fields, this defines the array element struct shape (generates [...{fields}]).
func (f *StructField) Nested(s *StructParam) *StructField {
	f.nested = s
	if f.fieldType == ParamTypeArray {
		// Preserve array type; this indicates an array of nested structs.
		if f.elementType == "" {
			f.elementType = ParamTypeStruct
		}
	} else {
		f.fieldType = ParamTypeStruct
	}
	return f
}

// Name returns the field name.
func (f *StructField) Name() string { return f.name }

// FieldType returns the field type.
func (f *StructField) FieldType() ParamType { return f.fieldType }

// IsRequired returns true if the field emits the "!" CUE marker — user must explicitly provide it.
func (f *StructField) IsRequired() bool { return f.required }

// IsMandatory returns true if the field is non-optional (no ? marker) but defaults or CUE merging can satisfy it.
func (f *StructField) IsMandatory() bool { return f.mandatory }

// HasDefault returns true if the field has a default value.
func (f *StructField) HasDefault() bool { return f.defaultValue != nil }

// GetDefault returns the default value.
func (f *StructField) GetDefault() any { return f.defaultValue }

// GetDescription returns the field description.
func (f *StructField) GetDescription() string { return f.description }

// GetNested returns the nested struct definition, if any.
func (f *StructField) GetNested() *StructParam { return f.nested }

// WithSchemaRef sets a reference to a helper type definition (e.g., "#RuleSelector").
// This is used when the field type is defined elsewhere as a helper definition.
func (f *StructField) WithSchemaRef(ref string) *StructField {
	f.schemaRef = ref
	return f
}

// GetSchemaRef returns the schema reference for this field.
func (f *StructField) GetSchemaRef() string { return f.schemaRef }

// Values restricts the field to specific allowed values.
// This is only meaningful for string fields.
func (f *StructField) Values(values ...string) *StructField {
	f.enumValues = values
	return f
}

// GetEnumValues returns the allowed enum values.
func (f *StructField) GetEnumValues() []string { return f.enumValues }

// Of sets the element type for array fields (e.g., ParamTypeString for [...string]).
func (f *StructField) Of(elemType ParamType) *StructField {
	f.elementType = elemType
	return f
}

// GetElementType returns the element type for array fields.
func (f *StructField) GetElementType() ParamType { return f.elementType }

// StructParam represents a structured parameter with named fields.
type StructParam struct {
	baseParam
	fields    []*StructField
	schemaRef string // reference to a helper definition (e.g., "HealthProbe")
}

// Struct creates a new struct parameter with the given name.
func Struct(name string) *StructParam {
	return &StructParam{
		baseParam: baseParam{
			name:      name,
			paramType: ParamTypeStruct,
		},
		fields: make([]*StructField, 0),
	}
}

// WithFields adds field definitions to the struct.
func (p *StructParam) WithFields(fields ...*StructField) *StructParam {
	p.fields = append(p.fields, fields...)
	return p
}

// Required marks the parameter as required in input, emitting the "!" CUE marker.
func (p *StructParam) Required() *StructParam {
	p.required = true
	p.mandatory = false
	return p
}

// Mandatory marks the parameter as non-optional (no ? marker); must have a value but defaults or CUE merging can satisfy it.
func (p *StructParam) Mandatory() *StructParam {
	p.mandatory = true
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Optional marks the parameter as optional (default behavior).
func (p *StructParam) Optional() *StructParam {
	p.mandatory = false
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Description sets the parameter description.
func (p *StructParam) Description(desc string) *StructParam {
	p.description = desc
	return p
}

// GetFields returns all field definitions.
func (p *StructParam) GetFields() []*StructField {
	return p.fields
}

// GetField returns a field by name, or nil if not found.
func (p *StructParam) GetField(name string) *StructField {
	for _, f := range p.fields {
		if f.name == name {
			return f
		}
	}
	return nil
}

// WithSchemaRef sets a reference to a helper type definition (e.g., "#RuleSelector").
// This is used when the struct type is defined elsewhere as a helper definition.
func (p *StructParam) WithSchemaRef(ref string) *StructParam {
	p.schemaRef = ref
	return p
}

// GetSchemaRef returns the schema reference for this struct.
func (p *StructParam) GetSchemaRef() string { return p.schemaRef }

// Field returns a reference to a nested field within this struct parameter.
// This allows struct parameters to be used as variables with field access.
// Example: config := Struct("config").WithFields(...); config.Field("port") => parameter.config.port
func (p *StructParam) Field(fieldPath string) *ParamFieldRef {
	return &ParamFieldRef{paramName: p.name, fieldPath: fieldPath}
}

// EnumParam represents an enumeration parameter with allowed values.
type EnumParam struct {
	baseParam
	values []string
}

// Enum creates a new enum parameter with the given name.
func Enum(name string) *EnumParam {
	return &EnumParam{
		baseParam: baseParam{
			name:      name,
			paramType: ParamTypeEnum,
		},
		values: make([]string, 0),
	}
}

// Values sets the allowed enum values.
func (p *EnumParam) Values(values ...string) *EnumParam {
	p.values = values
	return p
}

// Required marks the parameter as required in input, emitting the "!" CUE marker.
func (p *EnumParam) Required() *EnumParam {
	p.required = true
	p.mandatory = false
	return p
}

// Mandatory marks the parameter as non-optional (no ? marker); must have a value but defaults or CUE merging can satisfy it.
func (p *EnumParam) Mandatory() *EnumParam {
	p.mandatory = true
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Optional marks the parameter as optional (default behavior).
func (p *EnumParam) Optional() *EnumParam {
	p.mandatory = false
	p.required = false
	return p
}

func (p *EnumParam) ForceOptional() *EnumParam {
	p.forceOptional = true
	return p
}

// Default sets a default value for the parameter.
func (p *EnumParam) Default(value string) *EnumParam {
	p.defaultValue = value
	return p
}

// Description sets the parameter description.
func (p *EnumParam) Description(desc string) *EnumParam {
	p.description = desc
	return p
}

// Short sets a short flag alias for the parameter.
// This generates a // +short=X directive in the CUE output.
func (p *EnumParam) Short(s string) *EnumParam {
	p.short = s
	return p
}

// Ignore marks the parameter as ignored by the UI.
// This generates a // +ignore directive in the CUE output.
func (p *EnumParam) Ignore() *EnumParam {
	p.ignore = true
	return p
}

// GetValues returns the allowed enum values.
func (p *EnumParam) GetValues() []string {
	return p.values
}

// OneOfVariant represents a variant in a discriminated union.
type OneOfVariant struct {
	name   string
	fields []*StructField
}

// Variant creates a new variant for a OneOf parameter.
func Variant(name string) *OneOfVariant {
	return &OneOfVariant{
		name:   name,
		fields: make([]*StructField, 0),
	}
}

// WithFields adds field definitions to the variant.
func (v *OneOfVariant) WithFields(fields ...*StructField) *OneOfVariant {
	v.fields = append(v.fields, fields...)
	return v
}

// Name returns the variant name.
func (v *OneOfVariant) Name() string { return v.name }

// GetFields returns the variant's field definitions.
func (v *OneOfVariant) GetFields() []*StructField { return v.fields }

// OneOfParam represents a discriminated union parameter.
type OneOfParam struct {
	baseParam
	discriminator string
	variants      []*OneOfVariant
}

// OneOf creates a new discriminated union parameter with the given name.
func OneOf(name string) *OneOfParam {
	return &OneOfParam{
		baseParam: baseParam{
			name:      name,
			paramType: ParamTypeOneOf,
		},
		discriminator: "type", // default discriminator field
		variants:      make([]*OneOfVariant, 0),
	}
}

// Discriminator sets the field name used to distinguish variants.
func (p *OneOfParam) Discriminator(field string) *OneOfParam {
	p.discriminator = field
	return p
}

// Variants adds variant definitions to the union.
func (p *OneOfParam) Variants(variants ...*OneOfVariant) *OneOfParam {
	p.variants = append(p.variants, variants...)
	return p
}

// Default sets the default variant name for the discriminator.
func (p *OneOfParam) Default(value string) *OneOfParam {
	p.defaultValue = value
	return p
}

// Required marks the parameter as required in input, emitting the "!" CUE marker.
func (p *OneOfParam) Required() *OneOfParam {
	p.required = true
	p.mandatory = false
	return p
}

// Mandatory marks the parameter as non-optional (no ? marker); must have a value but defaults or CUE merging can satisfy it.
func (p *OneOfParam) Mandatory() *OneOfParam {
	p.mandatory = true
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Optional marks the parameter as optional (default behavior).
func (p *OneOfParam) Optional() *OneOfParam {
	p.mandatory = false
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Description sets the parameter description.
func (p *OneOfParam) Description(desc string) *OneOfParam {
	p.description = desc
	return p
}

// GetDiscriminator returns the discriminator field name.
func (p *OneOfParam) GetDiscriminator() string {
	return p.discriminator
}

// GetVariants returns all variant definitions.
func (p *OneOfParam) GetVariants() []*OneOfVariant {
	return p.variants
}

// GetVariant returns a variant by name, or nil if not found.
func (p *OneOfParam) GetVariant(name string) *OneOfVariant {
	for _, v := range p.variants {
		if v.name == name {
			return v
		}
	}
	return nil
}

// Convenience functions for common parameter patterns

// StringList creates a string array parameter.
func StringList(name string) *ArrayParam {
	return Array(name).Of(ParamTypeString)
}

// IntList creates an integer array parameter.
func IntList(name string) *ArrayParam {
	return Array(name).Of(ParamTypeInt)
}

// List creates a generic list parameter (array of any).
func List(name string) *ArrayParam {
	return Array(name)
}

// Object creates a generic object/struct parameter.
// This is useful when the structure is complex or dynamic.
func Object(name string) *MapParam {
	return Map(name)
}

// StringKeyMapParam represents a map with string keys and string values.
// In CUE: [string]: string
type StringKeyMapParam struct {
	baseParam
}

// StringKeyMap creates a new string-to-string map parameter.
// Generates CUE like: labels?: [string]: string
func StringKeyMap(name string) *StringKeyMapParam {
	return &StringKeyMapParam{
		baseParam: baseParam{
			name:      name,
			paramType: ParamTypeMap,
		},
	}
}

// Required marks the parameter as required in input, emitting the "!" CUE marker.
func (p *StringKeyMapParam) Required() *StringKeyMapParam {
	p.required = true
	p.mandatory = false
	return p
}

// Mandatory marks the parameter as non-optional (no ? marker); must have a value but defaults or CUE merging can satisfy it.
func (p *StringKeyMapParam) Mandatory() *StringKeyMapParam {
	p.mandatory = true
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Optional marks the parameter as optional (default behavior).
func (p *StringKeyMapParam) Optional() *StringKeyMapParam {
	p.mandatory = false
	p.required = false
	return p
}

// Default sets a default value for the parameter.
func (p *StringKeyMapParam) Default(value map[string]string) *StringKeyMapParam {
	p.defaultValue = value
	return p
}

// Description sets the parameter description.
func (p *StringKeyMapParam) Description(desc string) *StringKeyMapParam {
	p.description = desc
	return p
}

// GetType returns the parameter type.
func (p *StringKeyMapParam) GetType() ParamType { return p.paramType }

// DynamicMapParam represents a parameter where the parameter itself is a dynamic map.
// In CUE: parameter: [string]: T (where T is the value type)
// This is used for traits like labels where all user values become map keys.
type DynamicMapParam struct {
	baseParam
	valueType      ParamType // type of values in the map
	valueTypeUnion string    // for union types like "string | null"
}

// DynamicMap creates a new dynamic map parameter.
// This is used when the entire parameter schema is a map with dynamic keys.
// Generates CUE like: parameter: [string]: string | null
//
// Example usage:
//
//	defkit.DynamicMap().ValueType(defkit.ParamTypeString)  // parameter: [string]: string
//	defkit.DynamicMap().ValueTypeUnion("string | null")   // parameter: [string]: string | null
func DynamicMap() *DynamicMapParam {
	return &DynamicMapParam{
		baseParam: baseParam{
			name:      "", // Dynamic maps don't have a field name
			paramType: ParamTypeMap,
		},
		valueType: ParamTypeString, // default to string values
	}
}

// ValueType sets the value type for the dynamic map.
func (p *DynamicMapParam) ValueType(t ParamType) *DynamicMapParam {
	p.valueType = t
	return p
}

// ValueTypeUnion sets a union type for the values (e.g., "string | null").
func (p *DynamicMapParam) ValueTypeUnion(union string) *DynamicMapParam {
	p.valueTypeUnion = union
	return p
}

// Description sets the parameter description.
func (p *DynamicMapParam) Description(desc string) *DynamicMapParam {
	p.description = desc
	return p
}

// GetValueType returns the value type for this dynamic map.
func (p *DynamicMapParam) GetValueType() ParamType {
	return p.valueType
}

// GetValueTypeUnion returns the union type string if set.
func (p *DynamicMapParam) GetValueTypeUnion() string {
	return p.valueTypeUnion
}

// IsDynamicMap returns true (used for type detection).
func (p *DynamicMapParam) IsDynamicMap() bool {
	return true
}

// --- Parameter Path Reference ---

// ParamPathRef represents a reference to a nested parameter path.
// This is used to reference nested parameter values like "podAffinity.required".
// It generates CUE like `parameter.podAffinity.required`.
type ParamPathRef struct {
	path string // e.g., "podAffinity.required"
}

func (p *ParamPathRef) expr()  {}
func (p *ParamPathRef) value() {}

// Path returns the parameter path.
func (p *ParamPathRef) Path() string { return p.path }

// IsSet returns a condition that checks if this parameter path has a value.
// This is used with SetIf for conditional field assignment.
// Generates: if parameter.path != _|_
func (p *ParamPathRef) IsSet() Condition {
	return &ParamPathIsSetCondition{path: p.path}
}

// ParamPath creates a reference to a nested parameter path.
// This is used for accessing nested parameters in conditions and expressions.
//
// Usage:
//
//	defkit.ParamPath("podAffinity.required").IsSet() // generates: if parameter.podAffinity.required != _|_
//	defkit.From(defkit.ParamPath("podAffinity.required")).Map(...) // generates: [for v in parameter.podAffinity.required {...}]
func ParamPath(path string) *ParamPathRef {
	return &ParamPathRef{path: path}
}

// ParamPathIsSetCondition checks if a parameter path has a value.
type ParamPathIsSetCondition struct {
	baseCondition
	path string
}

// Path returns the parameter path being checked.
func (c *ParamPathIsSetCondition) Path() string { return c.path }

// --- Open Struct Parameter ---

// OpenStructParam represents an open struct parameter that accepts any fields.
// This generates CUE like: parameter: {...}
// Used for json-patch and json-merge-patch traits where the entire parameter
// is passed through as the patch content.
type OpenStructParam struct {
	baseParam
	isOpen bool // always true for this type
}

// OpenStruct creates a new open struct parameter.
// This is used when the parameter schema should accept any fields.
// Generates CUE like: parameter: {...}
//
// Example usage:
//
//	defkit.OpenStruct() // generates: parameter: {...}
func OpenStruct() *OpenStructParam {
	return &OpenStructParam{
		isOpen: true,
	}
}

// Description sets the parameter description.
func (p *OpenStructParam) Description(desc string) *OpenStructParam {
	p.description = desc
	return p
}

// IsOpen returns true (used for type detection).
func (p *OpenStructParam) IsOpen() bool {
	return true
}

// GetName returns an empty string (open structs don't have names).
func (p *OpenStructParam) GetName() string { return "" }

// GetDescription returns the parameter description.
func (p *OpenStructParam) GetDescription() string { return p.description }

// GetType returns the parameter type.
func (p *OpenStructParam) GetType() ParamType { return ParamTypeStruct }

// IsRequired returns false (open structs are inherently optional).
func (p *OpenStructParam) IsRequired() bool { return false }

// GetDefault returns nil (open structs don't have defaults).
func (p *OpenStructParam) GetDefault() any { return nil }

// --- Open Array Parameter ---

// OpenArrayParam represents an open array parameter that accepts any elements.
// This generates CUE like: operations: [...{...}]
// Used for json-patch trait where operations array accepts any operations.
type OpenArrayParam struct {
	baseParam
}

// OpenArray creates a new open array parameter.
// This is used when the parameter schema should accept any array elements.
// Generates CUE like: name: [...{...}]
//
// Example usage:
//
//	defkit.OpenArray("operations") // generates: operations: [...{...}]
func OpenArray(name string) *OpenArrayParam {
	return &OpenArrayParam{
		baseParam: baseParam{name: name},
	}
}

// Description sets the parameter description.
func (p *OpenArrayParam) Description(desc string) *OpenArrayParam {
	p.description = desc
	return p
}

// GetDescription returns the parameter description.
func (p *OpenArrayParam) GetDescription() string { return p.description }

// GetType returns the parameter type.
func (p *OpenArrayParam) GetType() ParamType { return ParamTypeArray }

// IsRequired returns false (open arrays are inherently optional).
func (p *OpenArrayParam) IsRequired() bool { return false }

// GetDefault returns nil (open arrays don't have defaults).
func (p *OpenArrayParam) GetDefault() any { return nil }

// --- Parameter Expression Types ---

// ParamArithExpr represents an arithmetic expression on a parameter.
// Example: parameter.replicas + 1
type ParamArithExpr struct {
	paramName string
	op        string
	arithVal  any
}

func (e *ParamArithExpr) expr()  {}
func (e *ParamArithExpr) value() {}

// ParamName returns the parameter name.
func (e *ParamArithExpr) ParamName() string { return e.paramName }

// Op returns the arithmetic operator.
func (e *ParamArithExpr) Op() string { return e.op }

// ArithValue returns the value for the arithmetic operation.
func (e *ParamArithExpr) ArithValue() any { return e.arithVal }

// ParamConcatExpr represents a string concatenation expression on a parameter.
// Example: parameter.name + "-suffix"
type ParamConcatExpr struct {
	paramName string
	suffix    string
	prefix    string
}

func (e *ParamConcatExpr) expr()  {}
func (e *ParamConcatExpr) value() {}

// ParamName returns the parameter name.
func (e *ParamConcatExpr) ParamName() string { return e.paramName }

// Suffix returns the suffix to append.
func (e *ParamConcatExpr) Suffix() string { return e.suffix }

// Prefix returns the prefix to prepend.
func (e *ParamConcatExpr) Prefix() string { return e.prefix }

// ParamFieldRef represents a reference to a field within a struct parameter.
// Example: parameter.config.name
type ParamFieldRef struct {
	paramName string
	fieldPath string
}

func (r *ParamFieldRef) expr()      {}
func (r *ParamFieldRef) value()     {}
func (r *ParamFieldRef) condition() {}

// ParamName returns the parameter name.
func (r *ParamFieldRef) ParamName() string { return r.paramName }

// FieldPath returns the field path within the struct.
func (r *ParamFieldRef) FieldPath() string { return r.fieldPath }

// IsSet returns a condition that checks if this field is set.
func (r *ParamFieldRef) IsSet() Condition {
	return &ParamPathIsSetCondition{path: r.paramName + "." + r.fieldPath}
}

// Eq creates a condition that compares this field to a value.
func (r *ParamFieldRef) Eq(val any) Condition {
	return &ParamCompareCondition{paramName: r.paramName + "." + r.fieldPath, op: "==", value: val}
}

// Ne creates a condition that checks inequality.
func (r *ParamFieldRef) Ne(val any) Condition {
	return &ParamCompareCondition{paramName: r.paramName + "." + r.fieldPath, op: "!=", value: val}
}