#!/usr/bin/env python3
# pyvider/hcl/terraform.py

import logging
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Any  # Placeholder for TerraformConfig type

# Placeholder for a potential TerraformConfig data structure
# For now, we can just use 'Any' or a simple Dict
TerraformConfig = Any

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)


def parse_terraform_config(config_path: Path) -> TerraformConfig:
    """
    Parse HCL configuration with Terraform-specific block handling.
    This is a placeholder and will need to be implemented with logic
    to understand provider blocks, resource blocks, variable blocks, etc.,
    and convert them into a structured TerraformConfig object, potentially
    using pyvider.schema types.
    """
    logger.debug(f"🔌📖⏳ Attempting to parse Terraform config: {config_path}")
    logger.warning(f"🔌⚠️ Placeholder: parse_terraform_config for {config_path} is not fully implemented.")

    # In a real implementation:
    # 1. Read the file content from config_path.
    # 2. Use hcl2.loads() or a more specialized HCL parser.
    # 3. Implement logic to identify and process Terraform-specific blocks:
    #    - provider blocks (e.g., "provider "aws" { ... }")
    #    - resource blocks (e.g., "resource "aws_instance" "my_instance" { ... }")
    #    - variable blocks (e.g., "variable "image_id" { ... }")
    #    - output blocks, locals blocks, data blocks, etc.
    # 4. Validate the structure and content of these blocks.
    # 5. Convert the parsed data into a structured TerraformConfig object,
    #    possibly leveraging CtyTypes or other Pyvider schema definitions.
    # 6. Handle errors and provide context.

    # For now, returning a placeholder value
    return {"status": "not_implemented", "path": str(config_path)}
