import type { IconDefinition } from "@fortawesome/fontawesome-svg-core";
import {
  faAward,
  faBell,
  faBolt,
  faBriefcase,
  faBrush,
  faCalendarCheck,
  faCamera,
  faCheck,
  faCircleCheck,
  faClock,
  faCompass,
  faCrown,
  faDiamond,
  faFire,
  faGem,
  faGift,
  faGlassCheers,
  faHandSparkles,
  faHatCowboy,
  faHeart,
  faLeaf,
  faLightbulb,
  faMedal,
  faMugSaucer,
  faPaintbrush,
  faRibbon,
  faScissors,
  faShieldHeart,
  faSprayCanSparkles,
  faStamp,
  faStar,
  faStarHalfStroke,
  faSun,
  faTag,
  faThumbsUp,
  faTicket,
  faTrophy,
  faUserTie,
  faWandMagicSparkles,
} from "@fortawesome/free-solid-svg-icons";

/**
 * Curated, not the full ~2000-icon Font Awesome solid set — deliberately:
 * a searchable picker over every icon Font Awesome ships (razors,
 * spreadsheets, ambulances...) is a worse experience for "pick a loyalty
 * stamp icon" than a relevant shortlist, and named imports here (rather
 * than `import { fas } from "..."`) keep only these icons' path data in
 * the bundle — this component is only ever loaded on the owner Loyalty
 * settings page, never the customer bundle, but there's no reason to
 * bundle 2000 unused icons regardless. Add to this list as new use cases
 * come up; nothing about IconPicker itself is tied to this specific set.
 */
export const ICON_CATALOG: IconDefinition[] = [
  faScissors,
  faStar,
  faStarHalfStroke,
  faHeart,
  faGift,
  faCrown,
  faGem,
  faDiamond,
  faAward,
  faMedal,
  faTrophy,
  faRibbon,
  faStamp,
  faTag,
  faTicket,
  faThumbsUp,
  faCheck,
  faCircleCheck,
  faFire,
  faBolt,
  faSun,
  faLeaf,
  faMugSaucer,
  faGlassCheers,
  faHandSparkles,
  faSprayCanSparkles,
  faWandMagicSparkles,
  faBrush,
  faPaintbrush,
  faCamera,
  faHatCowboy,
  faUserTie,
  faBriefcase,
  faShieldHeart,
  faLightbulb,
  faCompass,
  faClock,
  faCalendarCheck,
  faBell,
];

const ICON_BY_NAME = new Map<string, IconDefinition>(ICON_CATALOG.map((icon) => [icon.iconName, icon]));

/** Falls back to a neutral default for anything not in the catalogue — covers legacy free-text values from before this picker existed. */
export function findCatalogIcon(iconName: string | null | undefined): IconDefinition {
  return (iconName && ICON_BY_NAME.get(iconName)) || faScissors;
}