import threading


class AsyncTask(threading.Thread):
    """
        AsyncTask

    AsyncTask is a utility class allowing to execute a task asynchronously in a thread.
    For more informations read the constructor documentation.

    @author     Jérémi Nihart / EndMove
    @link       https://git.endmove.eu/EndMove/WebPicDownloader
    @version    1.0.1
    @since      2022-09-04
    """
    # Variables
    __run_callback = None
    __run_args: list = None
    __quite_callback = None
    __quite_args = None

    # Constructor
    def __init__(self, rcallback, rargs=None, qcallback=None, qargs=None) -> None:
        """
            Constructor
        => Indicate in the constructors, the parameters for launching the process, as
        well as the stop otpions. Then use the function {AsyncTask.start()} to start
        the thread and the processing.
        [!]: The function {AsyncTask.run()} is reserved for the thread and should not be run
        from outside.

        * :rcallback: -> Asynchronous start function.
        * :rargs: -> Arguments for the asyncrone startup function.
        * :qcallback: -> Stop function to stop asynchronous processing.
        * :qargs: -> Argument for the stop function.
        """
        super().__init__()
        self.__run_callback = rcallback
        self.__run_args = rargs if rargs else ()
        self.__quite_callback = qcallback if qcallback else lambda: print("exiting thread")
        self.__quite_args = qargs if qargs else ()

    def run(self) -> None:
        """
            [Internal function of (threading.Thread)]
        [!] : This function must not be used! Start the task with {AsyncTask.start()} !
        """
        print("runn")
        self.__run_callback(*self.__run_args)
        print("stopp")
    
    def stop(self) -> None:
        """
        Stop the running task, make sure you have previously defined the stop function.
        """
        self.__quite_callback(*self.__quite_args)