import { USE_ADMIN_REFUNDS_MOCK, USE_CUSTOMER_REFUNDS_MOCK } from '../constants';
import type { RefundsApi } from '../types';
import { refundsClientApi } from './clientApi';
import { refundsMockApi } from './mockApi';

const customer = USE_CUSTOMER_REFUNDS_MOCK ? refundsMockApi : refundsClientApi;
const admin = USE_ADMIN_REFUNDS_MOCK ? refundsMockApi : refundsClientApi;

/**
 * The selected `RefundsApi` implementation — the single seam the hooks import. The customer surface and
 * the admin console are two independently-selected halves (`USE_CUSTOMER_REFUNDS_MOCK` /
 * `USE_ADMIN_REFUNDS_MOCK`), composed into one object here rather than scattered `if (mock)` checks —
 * see the constants for why the admin group must never be split across real and mock.
 */
export const refundsApi: RefundsApi = {
  resolveCancellationPolicy: customer.resolveCancellationPolicy,
  cancelBooking: customer.cancelBooking,
  getRefundByBooking: customer.getRefundByBooking,
  getRefund: customer.getRefund,
  getMyRefunds: customer.getMyRefunds,

  getRefundPreview: admin.getRefundPreview,
  initiateRefund: admin.initiateRefund,
  approveRefund: admin.approveRefund,
  rejectRefund: admin.rejectRefund,
};