import javafx.scene.paint.Color
import tornadofx.*

class MyApp: App(MyView::class)

class MyView : View("My View") {

    val controller: CustomerController by inject()

    override val root =  borderpane {
        center = tableview<Customer> {
            items = controller.customers
            isEditable = true
            column("ID",Customer::idProperty)
            column("LAST NAME", Customer::firstNameProperty).apply {
                cellDecorator {
                    val item = rowItem
                    textFill = if (item.model.lastName.isDirty) Color.RED else Color.BLACK
                }
                useTextField()
            }
            column("FIRST NAME", Customer::lastNameProperty).apply {
                cellDecorator {
                    val item = rowItem
                    textFill = if (item.model.firstName.isDirty) Color.RED else Color.BLACK
                }
                useTextField()
            }
            column("IS DIRTY", Customer::isDirtyProperty)
        }
    }
}


class CustomerController : Controller() {
    val customers = listOf(
            Customer(1, "Marley", "John"),
            Customer(2, "Schmidt", "Ally"),
            Customer(3, "Johnson", "Eric")
    ).observable()
}

class Customer(id: Int, lastName: String, firstName: String) {
    var lastName by property(lastName)
    fun lastNameProperty() = getProperty(Customer::lastName)
    var firstName by property(firstName)
    fun firstNameProperty() = getProperty(Customer::firstName)
    var id by property(id)
    fun idProperty() = getProperty(Customer::id)

    val model = CustomerModel().apply {
        this.item = this@Customer
    }

    val isDirtyProperty = model.dirtyStateProperty()
}

class CustomerModel: ItemViewModel<Customer>() {
    val lastName = bind { item?.lastNameProperty() }
    val firstName = bind { item?.firstNameProperty() }
    val id = bind { item?.idProperty() }
}