{# CLP "digital label" content - Regulation (EU) 2024/2865 amending CLP (EC) 1272/2008.
   A voluntary, complementary-to-the-physical-label page reachable via a data carrier
   (QR/2D barcode) on the physical label - generating that data carrier is out of
   scope here (see pac_id_generator), this is only the landing page it points to,
   same role pac_issuer_landing_page.jinja.html already plays for the generic case.

   No skeleton file of its own: pac_issuer_landing_page_skeleton.jinja.html is already
   fully content-agnostic (just an HTMX loading shell), so an issuer adopting this
   reuses it unchanged and only overrides pac_issuer_landing_page.jinja.html's content
   to `{% include "pac_info/digital_label.jinja.html" %}` instead of
   `pac_info/pac_info.jinja.html` - see developer-docs/design-choices.md. Lives
   alongside pac_info.jinja.html rather than its own subdirectory, since it's a
   single file.

   Built entirely from the existing pac_info macro library - no rendering logic of
   its own beyond picking which attributes to surface where. #}
{% import "pac_info/base-components.jinja.html" as pac_macros with context %}
{% import "pac_info/card-components.jinja.html" as card_macros %}

{% block head_extension %}
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="{{ url_for_within_issuer('static', filename='styles_pac_info.css') }}">
{% endblock %}

{% if pac_info %}
<section class="lf-results lf-digital-label">

    {# ---- Product identification ---- #}
    <section class="lf-info-card">
        {{ card_macros.card_title(pac_info) }}
        {{ card_macros.card_main(pac_info) }}
        {{ card_macros.qualification_state(pac_info) }}
    </section>

    {# ---- Hazard information, surfaced first: matches what a user expects
           immediately after scanning the data carrier, not buried in a generic
           attribute table indistinguishable from any other attribute group.
           Hazard/precautionary statement codes get their own table (code beside its
           pictogram(s) and full text - see base-components.jinja.html's
           hazard_statement_row/precautionary_statement_row), rather than the generic
           attribute_row used for signal word and UFI. ---- #}
    {% set signal_word_attrs = find_attributes(pac_info.attribute_groups, [RegulatorySafetyKeys.GHS_SIGNAL_WORD]) %}
    {% set hazard_stmt_attrs = find_attributes(pac_info.attribute_groups, [RegulatorySafetyKeys.GHS_HAZARD_STATEMENT]) %}
    {% set precautionary_stmt_attrs = find_attributes(pac_info.attribute_groups, [RegulatorySafetyKeys.GHS_PRECAUTIONARY_STATEMENT]) %}
    {% set ufi_attrs = find_attributes(pac_info.attribute_groups, [RegulatorySafetyKeys.UFI]) %}
    {# Pictograms are a property of the substance as a whole, not of any one
       statement row - pulled once from every hazard/precautionary code (a set
       dedupes, e.g. H300/H310/H330 sharing Skull-and-crossbones), sorted by GHS
       number, and shown as a single strip above the table instead of repeated
       per row. Supersedes the old plain safety_pictograms() display - this is a
       strict superset (same explicit attributes, plus codes derived from the
       statements themselves). #}
    {% set explicit_images = explicit_pictogram_images(pac_info) %}
    {% set pictogram_codes = hazard_pictogram_codes(pac_info, hazard_stmt_attrs + precautionary_stmt_attrs) %}
    {% if pictogram_codes or signal_word_attrs or hazard_stmt_attrs or precautionary_stmt_attrs or ufi_attrs %}
    <section class="lf-section lf-section--hazard">
        <h4 class="lf-section__title">Hazard Information</h4>
        {{ pac_macros.pictogram_strip(pictogram_codes, explicit_images) }}
        {% if signal_word_attrs %}
        <table class="lf-table lf-table--kv">
            <tbody>
                {% for a in signal_word_attrs %}{{ pac_macros.attribute_row(a) }}{% endfor %}
            </tbody>
        </table>
        {% endif %}
        {% if hazard_stmt_attrs %}
        <table class="lf-table lf-table--kv lf-ghs-statements">
            <tbody>
                {% for a in hazard_stmt_attrs %}
                    {% for value in a.value_list %}{{ pac_macros.hazard_statement_row(value) }}{% endfor %}
                {% endfor %}
            </tbody>
        </table>
        {% endif %}
        {% if precautionary_stmt_attrs %}
        <table class="lf-table lf-table--kv lf-ghs-statements">
            <tbody>
                {% for a in precautionary_stmt_attrs %}
                    {% for value in a.value_list %}{{ pac_macros.precautionary_statement_row(value) }}{% endfor %}
                {% endfor %}
            </tbody>
        </table>
        {% endif %}
        {% if ufi_attrs %}
        <table class="lf-table lf-table--kv">
            <tbody>
                {% for a in ufi_attrs %}{{ pac_macros.attribute_row(a) }}{% endfor %}
            </tbody>
        </table>
        {% endif %}
    </section>
    {% endif %}

    {# ---- Supplier & quantity. SUPPLIER's value is expected to be a PAC-ID for the
           supplier itself (their own name/address/phone live on their own PAC-ID's
           attributes) - attribute_row() already renders a reference card for any
           attribute value that resolves as a PAC-ID, no extra handling needed.
           This issuer's own configured contact_address (SiteMeta) - for the common
           case where the issuer *is* the supplier - is a separate block, below the
           safety data sheet. ---- #}
    {% set supplier_attrs = find_attributes(pac_info.attribute_groups, [
        IdentifierKeys.SUPPLIER,
        CommercePackagingKeys.QUANTITY,
    ]) %}
    {% if supplier_attrs %}
    <section class="lf-section lf-section--supplier">
        <h4 class="lf-section__title">Supplier &amp; Quantity</h4>
        <table class="lf-table lf-table--kv">
            <tbody>
                {% for a in supplier_attrs %}{{ pac_macros.attribute_row(a) }}{% endfor %}
            </tbody>
        </table>
    </section>
    {% endif %}

    {# ---- Safety data sheet ---- #}
    {% set sds_attrs = find_attributes(pac_info.attribute_groups, [DocumentKeys.SAFETY_DATA_SHEET]) %}
    {% if sds_attrs %}
    <section class="lf-section lf-section--sds">
        <h4 class="lf-section__title">Safety Data Sheet</h4>
        <table class="lf-table lf-table--kv">
            <tbody>
                {% for a in sds_attrs %}{{ pac_macros.attribute_row(a) }}{% endfor %}
            </tbody>
        </table>
    </section>
    {% endif %}

    {# ---- Supplier contact address, below the SDS per the user's placement call -
           this issuer's own configured address (SiteMeta), not attribute data. Only
           the per-issuer pac_issuer_demo apps (IssuerFlaskAppFactory) supply
           site_meta as a Jinja global - other consumers of this template (e.g.
           instrument_demo, which has no "issuer site" concept at all) don't, so this
           is guarded the same way pac_card_url_for/route_pac_id_url_for are
           elsewhere in these templates rather than assuming every caller has it. ---- #}
    {% if site_meta is defined and site_meta.contact_address %}
    <section class="lf-section lf-section--contact">
        <h4 class="lf-section__title">Supplier Contact</h4>
        {# Plain text, not render_text() - that helper's tag allowlist (sub/sup/i/em/
           pre) is for sanitizing untrusted attribute values, not issuer-owned config;
           it also has no <br>, so it'd fight a multi-line address rather than help.
           Auto-escaped by Jinja same as any other value; newlines become visual line
           breaks via CSS white-space: pre-line instead. #}
        <p class="lf-issuer-contact-address">{{ site_meta.contact_address }}</p>
    </section>
    {% endif %}

    {# ---- Services ---- #}
    {% if pac_info.user_handovers %}
        <section>
        <h4>Services</h4>
        {% for sg in pac_info.user_handovers %}
            {{ pac_macros.service_group_block(sg) }}
        {% endfor %}
        </section>
    {% endif %}

    {# ---- All attributes. Note: the hazard/supplier/quantity/SDS attributes
           highlighted above will also appear again here, since they're ordinary
           members of pac_info.attribute_groups like any other attribute -
           deliberately not deduped in this first pass, see design-choices.md. ---- #}
    {% if pac_info.attribute_groups %}
        <section>
        <h4>Attributes</h4>
        {% for ag in pac_info.attribute_groups.values() %}
            {% if ag.key not in hide_attribute_groups %}
                {{ pac_macros.attribute_group_block(ag) }}
            {% endif %}
        {% endfor %}
        </section>
    {% endif %}

    {# ---- Attached data (T-REX) ---- #}
    {% if pac_info.attached_data %}
        <section>
            <h4 class="lf-section__title">Attached Data (T-REX)</h4>
            {{ pac_macros.attached_data_block(pac_info.attached_data) }}
        </section>
    {% endif %}

</section>
{% endif %}