# # autoos/integrations/github/flow_operations.py

# import os
# import subprocess
# import tempfile

# from .file_operations import FileOperations
# from .github_client import github_client, logger
# from .issue_operations import IssueOperations
# from .pr_operations import PROperations
# from .repo_operations import RepoOperations
# from .utils import decode_content, encode_content


# class FlowOperations:
#     @staticmethod
#     def issue_to_fix_flow(repo_name: str, issue_number: int):
#         """
#         Automates the process of responding to an issue, implementing a fix, and creating a PR.

#         Steps:
#         - Auto-reply to the issue.
#         - Analyze the issue.
#         - Implement a fix.
#         - Create a new branch.
#         - Commit changes.
#         - Create a pull request.
#         """
#         try:
#             # Auto-reply to the issue
#             comment = (
#                 "Thank you for reporting this issue. We are looking into it."
#             )
#             IssueOperations.create_issue_comment(
#                 repo_name, issue_number, comment
#             )
#             logger.info(
#                 f"Auto-replied to issue #{issue_number} in {repo_name}"
#             )

#             # Get issue details
#             issue = IssueOperations.get_issue(repo_name, issue_number)
#             issue_title = issue.title
#             issue_body = issue.body

#             # Analyze the issue (placeholder for actual analysis)
#             logger.info(f"Analyzing issue #{issue_number}: {issue_title}")
#             # Implement your analysis logic here (e.g., using AI models)

#             # Implement a fix (placeholder for actual fix)
#             logger.info(f"Implementing fix for issue #{issue_number}")
#             # For demonstration, let's assume we modify a file called 'main.py'
#             file_path = "main.py"
#             fix_content = "# Fixed code\nprint('Hello, World!')\n"

#             # Create a new branch
#             branch_name = f"issue-{issue_number}-fix"
#             RepoOperations.create_branch(repo_name, branch_name)

#             # Update the file in the new branch
#             FileOperations.update_file(
#                 repo_name=repo_name,
#                 file_path=file_path,
#                 content=fix_content,
#                 commit_message=f"Fix for issue #{issue_number}",
#                 branch=branch_name,
#             )

#             # Create a pull request
#             pr_title = f"Fix for issue #{issue_number}: {issue_title}"
#             pr_body = f"This PR fixes issue #{issue_number}.\n\n{issue_body}"
#             new_pr = PROperations.create_pull_request(
#                 repo_name=repo_name,
#                 title=pr_title,
#                 body=pr_body,
#                 head=branch_name,
#                 base="main",
#             )
#             logger.info(
#                 f"Created PR #{new_pr.number} for issue #{issue_number} in {repo_name}"
#             )

#             # Optionally close the issue
#             IssueOperations.close_issue(repo_name, issue_number)
#             logger.info(f"Closed issue #{issue_number} in {repo_name}")

#             return {
#                 "message": f"Fix implemented and PR #{new_pr.number} created for issue #{issue_number}"
#             }
#         except Exception as e:
#             logger.error(
#                 f"Error in issue_to_fix_flow for issue #{issue_number} in {repo_name}: {str(e)}"
#             )
#             raise

#     @staticmethod
#     def edit_debug_pr_flow(
#         repo_name: str, file_path: str, new_content: str, commit_message: str
#     ):
#         """
#         Automates the process of editing code, debugging, and creating a pull request.

#         Steps:
#         - Edit code files.
#         - Debug code.
#         - Create a new branch.
#         - Commit changes.
#         - Create a pull request.
#         """
#         try:
#             # Create a new branch
#             branch_name = f"edit-{os.path.basename(file_path)}"
#             RepoOperations.create_branch(repo_name, branch_name)

#             # Update the file in the new branch
#             FileOperations.update_file(
#                 repo_name=repo_name,
#                 file_path=file_path,
#                 content=new_content,
#                 commit_message=commit_message,
#                 branch=branch_name,
#             )
#             logger.info(f"Updated {file_path} in branch {branch_name}")

#             # Debug code (placeholder for actual debugging)
#             logger.info(f"Debugging code in {file_path}")
#             # Implement your debugging logic here (e.g., static analysis, linting)

#             # Create a pull request
#             pr_title = commit_message
#             pr_body = f"Proposed changes to {file_path}."
#             new_pr = PROperations.create_pull_request(
#                 repo_name=repo_name,
#                 title=pr_title,
#                 body=pr_body,
#                 head=branch_name,
#                 base="main",
#             )
#             logger.info(f"Created PR #{new_pr.number} in {repo_name}")

#             return {"message": f"Changes proposed in PR #{new_pr.number}"}
#         except Exception as e:
#             logger.error(
#                 f"Error in edit_debug_pr_flow for {file_path} in {repo_name}: {str(e)}"
#             )
#             raise

#     @staticmethod
#     def automated_code_review_flow(repo_name: str, pr_number: int):
#         """
#         Automates code review for a pull request.

#         Steps:
#         - Fetch PR details.
#         - Analyze code changes.
#         - Add review comments.
#         - Optionally approve or request changes.
#         """
#         try:
#             pr = PROperations.get_pull_request(repo_name, pr_number)
#             logger.info(
#                 f"Performing automated code review on PR #{pr_number} in {repo_name}"
#             )

#             # Analyze code changes (placeholder for actual analysis)
#             files_changed = pr.get_files()
#             for file in files_changed:
#                 filename = file.filename
#                 patch = file.patch  # The diff of the file
#                 # Implement your analysis logic here
#                 # For example, check for TODO comments
#                 if "TODO" in patch:
#                     comment = f"Found a TODO in {filename}. Please address it."
#                     PROperations.create_review_comment(
#                         repo_name=repo_name,
#                         pr_number=pr_number,
#                         body=comment,
#                         commit_id=file.sha,
#                         path=filename,
#                         position=1,  # Position in the diff (simplified)
#                     )
#                     logger.info(
#                         f"Added review comment to {filename} in PR #{pr_number}"
#                     )

#             # Optionally, approve or request changes (simplified)
#             # pr.create_review(event='APPROVE', body='Automated code review passed.')
#             # logger.info(f"Approved PR #{pr_number}")

#             return {
#                 "message": f"Automated code review completed for PR #{pr_number}"
#             }
#         except Exception as e:
#             logger.error(
#                 f"Error in automated_code_review_flow for PR #{pr_number} in {repo_name}: {str(e)}"
#             )
#             raise

#     # Add more flow operations as needed
