import type { Presenter } from '../presentation';
import type { Result } from './Result';
import type { ApplicationErrorCode } from '../errors/ApplicationErrorCode';

/**
 * Use Case interface for commands.
 *
 * Use cases represent application-level business logic. They coordinate domain objects and repositories,
 * but contain no infrastructure or framework concerns.
 *
 * Commands change system state and return nothing on success. They use a presenter to handle the output.
 * If a business rejection is possible, the output must be a Result<T, ApplicationErrorCode<E>> handled by the presenter.
 * Use cases do not throw errors; they use error codes in Result.
 *
 * Example:
 * ```typescript
 * export type CreateRaceErrorCode =
 *   | 'INSUFFICIENT_PERMISSIONS'
 *   | 'RACE_ALREADY_EXISTS'
 *   | 'INVALID_RACE_CONFIG';
 *
 * export class CreateRaceUseCase implements UseCase<CreateRaceInput, void, CreateRaceErrorCode, ViewModel, Presenter<Result<void, ApplicationErrorCode<CreateRaceErrorCode>>, ViewModel>> {
 *   execute(input: CreateRaceInput, presenter: Presenter<Result<void, ApplicationErrorCode<CreateRaceErrorCode>>, ViewModel>): Promise<void> {
 *     // implementation
 *   }
 * }
 * ```
 *
 * @template Input - The input type for the use case
 * @template Success - The success type in the Result passed to the presenter
 * @template ErrorCode - The error code type for ApplicationErrorCode
 * @template ViewModel - The view model type
 * @template P - The presenter type, extending Presenter<Result<Success, ApplicationErrorCode<ErrorCode>>, ViewModel>
 */
export interface UseCase<Input, Success, ErrorCode extends string, ViewModel, P extends Presenter<Result<Success, ApplicationErrorCode<ErrorCode>>, ViewModel>> {
  execute(input: Input, presenter: P): Promise<void> | void;
}