// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
// Licensed under the MIT License.

#pragma once

namespace CalculatorApp
{
    class AppLifecycleLogger
    {
    public:
        AppLifecycleLogger(AppLifecycleLogger const&) = delete;
        AppLifecycleLogger const& operator=(AppLifecycleLogger const&) = delete;
        ~AppLifecycleLogger();
        static AppLifecycleLogger& GetInstance();
        bool GetTraceLoggingProviderEnabled() const;

        void LaunchUIResponsive() const;
        void LaunchVisibleComplete() const;
        void ResumeUIResponsive() const;
        void ResumeVisibleComplete() const;

        void ResizeUIResponsive() const;
        void ResizeVisibleComplete() const;
        void ResizeUIResponsive(int32_t viewId) const;
        void ResizeVisibleComplete(int32_t viewId) const;

    private:
        // Make the object construction private to allow singleton access to this class
        AppLifecycleLogger();

        // Any new Log method should
        // a) Decide the level of logging. This will help us in limiting recording of events only up to a certain level. See this link for guidance
        // https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa363742(v=vs.85).aspx We're using Verbose level for events that are called frequently and
        // needed only for debugging or capturing perf for specific scenarios b) Should decide whether or not to log to diagnostics and pass
        // TraceLoggingKeyword(MICROSOFT_KEYWORD_LEVEL_3) accordingly c) Should accept a variable number of additional data arguments if needed
        void LogAppLifecycleEvent(winrt::hstring const& eventName, winrt::Windows::Foundation::Diagnostics::LoggingFields const& fields) const;
        void PopulateAppInfo(winrt::Windows::Foundation::Diagnostics::LoggingFields& fields) const;

        winrt::Windows::Foundation::Diagnostics::LoggingChannel m_appLifecycleProvider;
    };
}