// Audiobook cast preview, Rehearser handoff, and chapter export UI.
// Loaded after the casting pipeline and before audiobook.js; dependencies resolve at call time.
(function (root) {

// ── Editable attribution preview ─────────────────────────────────────────────

async function audiobookOpenCurrentInRehearser() {
  const segs = _audiobook.segments || [];
  if (!segs.length) { toast('No cast to open', 'error'); return false; }

  // Build the record straight from the CURRENT in-memory segments and load
  // it directly — a prior version saved this to IndexedDB and then
  // re-fetched it by id before loading, which could hand back a stale
  // record (a read-after-write race, or a stale `_audiobook.rehId` left
  // over from an earlier pass) instead of the just-corrected data. Building
  // once and loading that same object removes the possibility entirely;
  // the DB write below is now just for persistence, not the source of what
  // gets loaded.
  if (typeof window.rehLoadRecord === 'function' && typeof _audiobookBuildRehRecord === 'function') {
    try {
      const rec = await _audiobookBuildRehRecord(segs);
      if (_audiobook.rehId) rec.id = _audiobook.rehId;
      document.getElementById('audiobook-preview')?.remove();
      if (typeof navTo === 'function') navTo('s-rehearser');
      window.rehLoadRecord(rec);
      // rehLoadRecord always lands on the Cast phase, but by the time you're
      // opening the Rehearser from the Audiobook pipeline, voices were already
      // assigned in Assign Voices — Cast there is pure redundant re-work.
      // Jump straight to Stage (phase 3), the line-by-line editing view.
      // showPhase() alone only toggles which phase <div> is visible — the
      // actual script/character panes are built by buildScriptPage(), same
      // as the Stage sub-tab's own click handler does.
      if (rehState.lines.length && typeof buildScriptPage === 'function') {
        buildScriptPage();
        if (typeof showPhase === 'function') showPhase(3);
        if (typeof highlightCurrentLine === 'function') highlightCurrentLine();
      } else if (typeof showPhase === 'function') showPhase(3);
      toast('Opened cast in Script Rehearser', 'success');
      audiobookSaveAsRehearsal({ silent: true }).catch(() => {});
      return true;
    } catch (err) {
      console.warn('[audiobook] failed to build rehearser record directly, falling back:', err);
    }
  }

  await audiobookSaveAsRehearsal({ silent: true });
  const { script, emotions } = audiobookBuildScript(segs);
  await audiobookOpenInRehearser(script, (readerState.title || 'Audiobook'), emotions);
  if (rehState.lines.length && typeof buildScriptPage === 'function') {
    buildScriptPage();
    if (typeof showPhase === 'function') showPhase(3);
    if (typeof highlightCurrentLine === 'function') highlightCurrentLine();
  } else if (typeof showPhase === 'function') showPhase(3);
  return true;
}

function audiobookShowPreview() {
  audiobookOpenCurrentInRehearser();
}

function audiobookApplyPreviewAndOpen() {
  const segs = _audiobook.segments;
  document.querySelectorAll('#audiobook-seglist .audiobook-seg-sp').forEach(inp => {
    const i = +inp.dataset.i; const v = inp.value.trim() || 'Narrator';
    segs[i].speaker = v;
    segs[i].type = (v.toLowerCase() === 'narrator') ? 'narration' : 'dialogue';
  });
  document.querySelectorAll('#audiobook-seglist .audiobook-seg-emo').forEach(inp => {
    const i = +inp.dataset.i; segs[i].emotion = inp.value.trim();
  });
  const { script, emotions } = audiobookBuildScript(segs);
  audiobookOpenInRehearser(script, (readerState.title || 'Audiobook'), emotions);
}

// Build a rehearser script (CAPS speaker + line; narration as plain paragraphs)
// and a parallel list of per-dialogue-line emotions (same order as dialog lines).
// Inserts \f page-break markers at the segment boundary nearest each source PDF
// page start (so saved/opened scripts keep the book's pagination). Page positions
// are realigned per-segment against the source text to avoid cumulative drift.
function audiobookBuildScript(segments) {
  let script = '';
  const emotions = [];
  const marks = _audiobook.pageMarks || [];
  const src = _audiobook.lastText || '';
  let markIdx = 0, searchPos = 0;
  // The first page mark sits at the start of the document — no leading break.
  if (marks.length && marks[0].offset <= 2) markIdx = 1;

  for (const s of segments) {
    const t = (s.text || '').trim(); if (!t) continue;
    // Where does this segment sit in the source text? (verbatim narration matches
    // exactly; dialogue text — quotes stripped — still occurs in the source.)
    if (src && markIdx < marks.length) {
      const probe = t.slice(0, 24);
      const at = probe ? src.indexOf(probe, searchPos) : -1;
      const pos = at >= 0 ? at : searchPos;
      if (at >= 0) searchPos = at + probe.length;
      while (markIdx < marks.length && pos >= marks[markIdx].offset) {
        if (script.trim()) {
          script += `\n\f${marks[markIdx].page + 1}\n`;  // page break — 1-indexed page number
        }
        markIdx++;
      }
    }
    const isDialogue = s.type === 'dialogue' && s.speaker && s.speaker.toLowerCase() !== 'narrator';
    if (isDialogue) {
      script += '\n' + s.speaker.toUpperCase() + '\n' + t + '\n';
      emotions.push(s.emotion || '');
    } else {
      script += '\n' + t + '\n';   // narration → narrator reads these
    }
  }
  return { script: script.trim(), emotions };
}

async function audiobookOpenInRehearser(script, title, dialogueEmotions) {
  if ($('reh-script-text'))  $('reh-script-text').value = script;
  if ($('reh-script-title')) $('reh-script-title').value = title;
  if (typeof navTo === 'function') navTo('s-rehearser');
  // Reuse the rehearser's own parse flow (builds lines, cast, jumps to Cast phase)
  const btn = $('reh-parse-btn');
  if (btn) btn.click();
  else if (typeof parseScript === 'function') { rehState.lines = parseScript(script); }
  // Apply per-line emotions to dialog lines in order (Phase 3: emotion-aware narration)
  let speakers = 0, lines = 0;
  if (window.rehState && Array.isArray(rehState.lines)) {
    let k = 0;
    rehState.lines.forEach(l => { if (l.type === 'dialog') { const e = dialogueEmotions[k++]; if (e) l.emotion = e; lines++; } });
    speakers = Object.keys(rehState.cast || {}).filter(s => !String(s).includes('NARRATOR')).length;
  }
  // Persist as a reopenable rehearsal so the cast/lines aren't lost — find it under
  // Script Rehearser → Bibliothek (Library) and reopen anytime to edit & synthesise.
  let saved = false;
  if (typeof saveToLibrary === 'function') {
    try { rehState.savedId = null; await saveToLibrary(); saved = true; } catch (_) {}
  }
  toast(`Cast ${speakers} character${speakers !== 1 ? 's' : ''} · ${lines} lines` + (saved ? ' — saved to Rehearser → Bibliothek' : ''), 'success');
}

// ── Audiobook export (rehearser): synthesise every line → MP3 per chapter ────

function audiobookIsChapter(line) {
  if (line.type === 'act' || line.type === 'scene') return true;
  const t = (typeof stripMarkdown === 'function' ? stripMarkdown(line.text || '') : (line.text || '')).trim();
  if (!t || t.length > 60) return false;
  // OCR'd headings (chapter titles baked into the PDF as images, recovered via
  // Tesseract) commonly lead with the chapter number rather than the keyword —
  // "1.Kapitel", "I. Kapitel", "Kapitel 1" — so the keyword can't be required
  // at position 0. Allow an optional leading number/roman numeral (with an
  // optional trailing period, and no requirement for a space before the
  // keyword, since OCR frequently drops the space in "1.Kapitel").
  // A lone leading letter from the roman-numeral set is also just the first
  // letter of an ordinary word — "C" (100) is real Roman notation, but it's
  // also literally how "Chapter" starts. Confirmed live: without the
  // lookahead requiring whitespace/period/end right after the numeral run,
  // this silently ate the "C" off "Chapter 1: The Beginning", leaving
  // "hapter 1..." — which then obviously failed the keyword match entirely.
  const NUM = /^(?:[ivxlcdm]+(?=[.\s]|$)|\d{1,3})\.?\s*/i;
  const rest = t.replace(NUM, '');
  const KEYWORD = /^(chapter|kapitel|chap\.?|part|book|prologue|epilogue|prolog|epilog|teil)\b/i;
  if (!KEYWORD.test(rest)) return false;
  // "part"/"book"/"teil" ("teil" = German "part") are common ordinary words,
  // not just chapter markers — "Teil des Grundes war unklar." ("Part of the
  // reason was unclear.") is a perfectly normal, short narration sentence
  // that starts with the same word. Requiring the keyword at position 0 was
  // never enough on its own; this used to only affect export file-splitting
  // (harmless — one fewer bucket boundary), but wiring the same check into
  // the Stage view's rendering made it consequential: an ordinary sentence
  // getting misdetected now silently replaces real paragraph text with a
  // thin chapter-marker line (confirmed live: "lots of empty pages" in the
  // A4 pagination view, from real narration vanishing this way). Whatever
  // follows the keyword must therefore look like part of a heading — empty,
  // a bare trailing number/numeral, or a colon/dash-separated subtitle —
  // never a normal grammatical continuation.
  const afterKeyword = rest.replace(KEYWORD, '').trim();
  if (afterKeyword === '') return true;
  if (/^[ivxlcdm\d]{1,6}\.?$/i.test(afterKeyword)) return true;
  return /^[ivxlcdm\d]{0,6}\.?\s*[-:–—]\s*.{1,40}$/i.test(afterKeyword);
}

// German ordinal STEM for 1-99 (no gender ending yet — that depends on the
// noun it modifies, see _abGermanOrdinalWord) — covers any chapter count a
// real novel would have. Returns null outside that range so the caller can
// fall back to the original digits rather than guessing.
const _AB_DE_ORDINAL_STEM_1_19 = ['', 'erst', 'zweit', 'dritt', 'viert', 'fünft', 'sechst', 'siebt',
  'acht', 'neunt', 'zehnt', 'elft', 'zwölft', 'dreizehnt', 'vierzehnt', 'fünfzehnt',
  'sechzehnt', 'siebzehnt', 'achtzehnt', 'neunzehnt'];
const _AB_DE_CARDINAL_TENS = { 2: 'zwanzig', 3: 'dreißig', 4: 'vierzig', 5: 'fünfzig', 6: 'sechzig', 7: 'siebzig', 8: 'achtzig', 9: 'neunzig' };
const _AB_DE_CARDINAL_ONES = ['', 'ein', 'zwei', 'drei', 'vier', 'fünf', 'sechs', 'sieben', 'acht', 'neun'];

// gender: 'n' (neuter, "-tes" — das Kapitel/Buch) or 'm' (masculine, "-ter" — der Teil).
function _abGermanOrdinalWord(n, gender) {
  let stem;
  if (n >= 1 && n <= 19) stem = _AB_DE_ORDINAL_STEM_1_19[n];
  else if (n >= 20 && n <= 99) {
    const tens = _AB_DE_CARDINAL_TENS[Math.floor(n / 10)];
    const ones = n % 10;
    if (!tens) return null;
    stem = (ones ? _AB_DE_CARDINAL_ONES[ones] + 'und' : '') + tens + 'st';
  } else return null;
  return stem + (gender === 'm' ? 'er' : 'es');
}

// "Kapitel"/"Buch" are neuter (das), "Teil" is masculine (der) — "Dritter
// Teil" not "Drittes Teil".
const _AB_DE_HEADING_GENDER = { kapitel: 'n', buch: 'n', teil: 'm' };

// A German chapter/part heading like "1. Kapitel" or "3.Teil" reads badly
// through TTS as-is: the bare "<digits>." is exactly the shape a TTS
// frontend's number/list normalizer treats as a list marker rather than a
// number to speak, so it goes silent and only "Kapitel" gets voiced after an
// odd pause (confirmed live/reported). Spelling the ordinal out — "Erstes
// Kapitel" — sidesteps that normalizer entirely. Only rewrites the TTS-bound
// copy of the text (see the call site in audiobookExport); the underlying
// segment text is left alone everywhere else (casting, display, export
// filenames, audiobookIsChapter's own detection).
function _abSpokenChapterHeading(text, language) {
  if (!/^de/i.test(language || '')) return text;
  const m = /^(\d{1,2})\.\s*(Kapitel|Teil|Buch)\b(.*)$/i.exec((text || '').trim());
  if (!m) return text;
  const gender = _AB_DE_HEADING_GENDER[m[2].toLowerCase()] || 'n';
  const word = _abGermanOrdinalWord(parseInt(m[1], 10), gender);
  if (!word) return text;
  return `${word[0].toUpperCase()}${word.slice(1)} ${m[2]}${m[3]}`;
}

// Shared between the export dialog's checklist (audiobookExportDialog) and
// the export progress popup's per-chapter label (audiobookExport) so
// "Chapter N" always means the same bucket in both places. The leading
// untitled bucket — speakable text before the first recognised chapter
// heading (title page/cover blurb OCR, a preface with no heading of its
// own) — is labeled "Front matter" instead of stealing "Chapter 1" and
// pushing every real chapter's number off by one (confirmed live).
function _abChapterLabels(buckets) {
  const frontMatter = buckets.length > 1 && !buckets[0].title;
  let num = 0;
  return buckets.map((b, i) => (frontMatter && i === 0)
    ? 'Front matter'
    : ('Chapter ' + (++num) + (b.title ? ': ' + b.title : '')));
}

// ── Pause settings (paragraph/chapter gaps + optional chapter sound) ────────
// Persisted per-browser (not per-book) via localStorage — these are pacing
// preferences, not book content, so they should carry over between exports.

function _abPauseSettings() {
  const num = (key, def) => {
    let v;
    try { v = parseFloat(localStorage.getItem(key)); } catch (_) { v = NaN; }
    return Number.isFinite(v) && v >= 0 ? v : def;
  };
  return {
    paragraphMs: num('ttsvc_ab_pause_paragraph_s', 2) * 1000,
    chapterMs: num('ttsvc_ab_pause_chapter_s', 4) * 1000,
  };
}

function _abSetPauseSetting(key, seconds) {
  try { localStorage.setItem(key, String(seconds)); } catch (_) {}
}

function _abChapterSfxDataUrl() {
  try { return localStorage.getItem('ttsvc_ab_chapter_sfx') || null; } catch (_) { return null; }
}

function _abSetChapterSfx(dataUrl) {
  try {
    if (dataUrl) localStorage.setItem('ttsvc_ab_chapter_sfx', dataUrl);
    else localStorage.removeItem('ttsvc_ab_chapter_sfx');
  } catch (e) { toast('Could not save chapter sound — file may be too large', 'error'); }
}

// Decodes the user's custom chapter-transition sound (any format the browser
// can decode) and re-renders it at the EXACT sample rate/channels the
// narration clips use — mergeWavBlobs concatenates raw PCM bytes assuming a
// single shared format, so a mismatched sample rate here would play back
// pitched/sped-up or corrupt the merge, not just sound wrong.
async function _abChapterSfxWavBlob(fmt) {
  const dataUrl = _abChapterSfxDataUrl();
  if (!dataUrl) return null;
  try {
    const resp = await fetch(dataUrl);
    const arrayBuf = await resp.arrayBuffer();
    const AC = window.AudioContext || window.webkitAudioContext;
    const OAC = window.OfflineAudioContext || window.webkitOfflineAudioContext;
    const tmpCtx = new AC();
    const decoded = await tmpCtx.decodeAudioData(arrayBuf.slice(0));
    if (typeof tmpCtx.close === 'function') tmpCtx.close();
    const offline = new OAC(fmt.channels, Math.max(1, Math.ceil(decoded.duration * fmt.sampleRate)), fmt.sampleRate);
    const src = offline.createBufferSource();
    src.buffer = decoded;
    src.connect(offline.destination);
    src.start();
    const rendered = await offline.startRendering();
    const frames = rendered.length;
    const pcm = new Int16Array(frames * fmt.channels);
    for (let ch = 0; ch < fmt.channels; ch++) {
      const data = rendered.getChannelData(Math.min(ch, rendered.numberOfChannels - 1));
      for (let i = 0; i < frames; i++) {
        const s = Math.max(-1, Math.min(1, data[i]));
        pcm[i * fmt.channels + ch] = s < 0 ? s * 0x8000 : s * 0x7fff;
      }
    }
    return _buildWavBlob(new Uint8Array(pcm.buffer), fmt);
  } catch (e) {
    console.error('[audiobook export] chapter sound decode failed', e);
    toast('Could not use the custom chapter sound — check the audio file', 'error');
    return null;
  }
}

// Wires the Perform & Export pause-settings fields to localStorage. Called
// every time Studio's phase 4 is shown (studio.js) — guarded so listeners
// are only attached once, since the fields themselves are never reparented
// away (unlike the borrowed Stage/tone-warning elements).
let _abPauseUIInited = false;
function _abInitPauseUI() {
  const pEl = $('stu-pause-paragraph'), cEl = $('stu-pause-chapter');
  const sfxFile = $('stu-chapter-sfx-file'), sfxClear = $('stu-chapter-sfx-clear'), sfxCurrent = $('stu-chapter-sfx-current');
  if (!pEl || !cEl) return;
  const s = _abPauseSettings();
  pEl.value = s.paragraphMs / 1000;
  cEl.value = s.chapterMs / 1000;
  if (sfxCurrent) sfxCurrent.textContent = _abChapterSfxDataUrl() ? 'Custom sound set' : 'No custom sound';
  if (_abPauseUIInited) return;
  _abPauseUIInited = true;
  pEl.addEventListener('change', () => _abSetPauseSetting('ttsvc_ab_pause_paragraph_s', Math.max(0, parseFloat(pEl.value) || 0)));
  cEl.addEventListener('change', () => _abSetPauseSetting('ttsvc_ab_pause_chapter_s', Math.max(0, parseFloat(cEl.value) || 0)));
  sfxClear?.addEventListener('click', () => {
    _abSetChapterSfx(null);
    if (sfxFile) sfxFile.value = '';
    if (sfxCurrent) sfxCurrent.textContent = 'No custom sound';
  });
  sfxFile?.addEventListener('change', () => {
    const file = sfxFile.files && sfxFile.files[0];
    if (!file) return;
    // Capped well under localStorage's ~5-10MB origin quota (base64 inflates
    // size by ~33%) — a chapter chime doesn't need to be a whole song.
    if (file.size > 2 * 1024 * 1024) {
      toast('Chapter sound is too large (max 2 MB) — trim it to a short chime/sting', 'error');
      sfxFile.value = '';
      return;
    }
    const reader = new FileReader();
    reader.onload = () => {
      _abSetChapterSfx(reader.result);
      if (sfxCurrent) sfxCurrent.textContent = file.name;
    };
    reader.onerror = () => toast('Could not read that audio file', 'error');
    reader.readAsDataURL(file);
  });
}
window._abInitPauseUI = _abInitPauseUI;

function audiobookLineVoice(l) {
  if (l.type === 'dialog') {
    const c = rehState.cast[l.speaker] || {};
    return { voice: c.voice, instruct: (typeof _buildInstruct === 'function' ? _buildInstruct(c.instruct, l.emotion, c.voice) : '') };
  }
  return { voice: rehState.narratorVoice, instruct: '' };
}

// Long narrator paragraphs must be split before they reach the TTS service.
// The service has to restart its decoder/model context for a very long
// request, and its own emergency cut can land mid-sentence. Keep the split
// sentence-aware and add only a short, intentional breath between generated
// pieces; normal paragraph gaps are added later when chapters are merged.
async function _abSynthesizeLongText(voice, text, instruct, backend) {
  const pieces = (typeof splitTextIntoChunks === 'function')
    ? splitTextIntoChunks(text, 900)
    : [text];
  if (pieces.length <= 1) return fetchTtsPreviewBlob(voice, text, 'wav', instruct, backend);
  const blobs = [];
  for (const piece of pieces) {
    blobs.push(await fetchTtsPreviewBlob(voice, piece, 'wav', instruct, backend));
  }
  return mergeWavBlobs(blobs, 120);
}

async function audiobookExport(opts = {}) {
  if (_abBusyGuard('Export')) return;
  if (!window.rehState || !(rehState.lines || []).length) { toast('Open a script in the rehearser first', 'error'); return; }
  if (!rehState.backend) { toast('Select a TTS backend in the rehearser first', 'error'); return; }
  if (typeof _ensureNarrator === 'function') _ensureNarrator();

  const speakable = i => {
    const l = rehState.lines[i];
    if (!l || l.ignored || l.hidden) return false;
    if (l.type === 'dialog') { const c = rehState.cast[l.speaker]; return !!(c && c.voice && c.voice !== 'me'); }
    return !!(rehState.narratorVoice && (l.text || '').trim());
  };

  // Bucket speakable lines into chapters (by chapter headings / act / scene)
  const buckets = [];
  let cur = null;
  rehState.lines.forEach((l, i) => {
    if (audiobookIsChapter(l)) { cur = { title: (typeof stripMarkdown === 'function' ? stripMarkdown(l.text) : l.text).trim().slice(0, 50), idx: [] }; buckets.push(cur); }
    if (speakable(i)) { if (!cur) { cur = { title: '', idx: [] }; buckets.push(cur); } cur.idx.push(i); }
  });
  let activeBuckets = buckets;
  if (opts.selectedChapterIndices) {
    activeBuckets = buckets.filter((_, i) => opts.selectedChapterIndices.includes(i));
  }
  const allIdx = activeBuckets.flatMap(b => b.idx);
  if (!allIdx.length) { toast('Nothing to synthesise — cast voices first', 'error'); return; }

  // "Synthesising line 812 / 2351…" alone gives no sense of where in the
  // book that is for a multi-hour export — map each line back to its
  // chapter so the progress popup can show "Chapter 5 / 13 · line …" too
  // (requested live).
  const activeLabels = _abChapterLabels(activeBuckets);
  const lineChapterPos = new Map();
  activeBuckets.forEach((b, pos) => b.idx.forEach(idx => lineChapterPos.set(idx, pos)));
  const progLabel = (doneCount, i) => {
    const label = activeLabels[lineChapterPos.get(i)];
    return (label ? label + ' · ' : '') + `Synthesising line ${doneCount} / ${allIdx.length}…`;
  };

  _audiobook.running = true; _audiobook.cancel = false;
  const prog = audiobookProgress(allIdx.length);
  // WAV, not mp3, per line: each clip needs to be losslessly merged before
  // any lossy encoding happens (see the merge step below for why) — encoding
  // to mp3 here, one clip at a time, is exactly what produced a file most
  // players couldn't play past the first clip.
  const wavClips = new Map();
  const failedLines = [];
  let done = 0;
  const queue = allIdx.slice();
  const worker = async () => {
    while (queue.length && !_audiobook.cancel) {
      const i = queue.shift();
      // "Synth all" already pre-synthesizes every line into rehState.synthCache
      // for instant playback — this export used to ignore that entirely and
      // re-hit the TTS API for every single line from scratch regardless,
      // turning what should be an instant export (for anyone who already
      // pre-synthesized) into a full re-synthesis of the whole book, easily
      // 20+ minutes for a real novel with no visible sign anything had gone
      // wrong — confirmed as the actual cause behind "clicked Audiobook and
      // got no file": it was still working, just silently redoing work that
      // was already done. A cached, non-stale clip is reused as-is; a stale
      // one (tone edited, or the speaker's voice reassigned — see
      // _rehInvalidateCastVoice) is skipped so the branch below re-synthesizes.
      if (rehState.synthCache.has(i) && !rehState.staleLines.has(i)) {
        wavClips.set(i, rehState.synthCache.get(i));
        prog.update(++done, progLabel(done, i));
        continue;
      }
      try {
      // audiobookLineVoice/_rehInlineTone/stripMarkdown used to run OUTSIDE
      // this try — any of them throwing on one unusual line (confirmed live:
      // an export died silently around line ~600/2351) escaped worker()
      // entirely uncaught. That unwound straight past the caller's `finally`
      // (which calls prog.done(), removing the progress popup) with no catch
      // downstream to show a toast — the whole multi-hour export vanishing
      // with zero explanation, worse than the "stop instead of merging a
      // file with silent gaps" this file already stops other failures for.
      // Now it's just one more line added to failedLines like any other.
      const l = rehState.lines[i];
      const { voice, instruct } = audiobookLineVoice(l);
      let text = (typeof _rehInlineTone === 'function')
        ? _rehInlineTone(stripMarkdown(l.text), l.emotion)
        : (typeof stripMarkdown === 'function' ? stripMarkdown(l.text) : l.text);
      if (l.type !== 'dialog' && audiobookIsChapter(l)) text = _abSpokenChapterHeading(text, audiobookLang());
        // Beyond rehState.synthCache (this browser tab's memory, gone on
        // reload), lines synthesized via "Synth all" in an EARLIER session
        // persist to disk too — check there before hitting TTS at all.
        let blob = null, cacheKey = null, book = null;
        if (typeof _lineAudioCacheKey === 'function') {
          book = _lineAudioBookName();
          cacheKey = await _lineAudioCacheKey(text, voice, instruct);
          blob = await _lineAudioCacheGet(book, cacheKey);
        }
        if (!blob) {
          // fetchTtsPreviewBlob's own retry (_ttsPreviewFetchWithRetry) only
          // covers a connection-level failure — fetch() doesn't throw on a
          // non-2xx response, so a backend hiccup (confirmed live: transient
          // 500s during the first ~50 lines, most likely GPU/engine warm-up
          // contention from the two parallel workers both starting cold)
          // throws straight out of fetchTtsPreviewBlob itself, past that
          // retry layer entirely. A single blip like that used to doom the
          // ENTIRE multi-hour export — confirmed live, different ordinary,
          // unremarkable lines failed on repeated attempts, so this isn't
          // about any one line's content. Give a transient failure a few
          // seconds to pass before giving up on this line for real.
          let lastErr;
          for (let attempt = 1; attempt <= 3; attempt++) {
            try {
              blob = await _abSynthesizeLongText(voice, text, instruct, _ttsBackendForVoice(voice, rehState.backend));
              lastErr = null;
              break;
            } catch (e) {
              lastErr = e;
              if (attempt < 3) await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 3000 * attempt));
            }
          }
          if (lastErr) throw lastErr;
          if (cacheKey) _lineAudioCachePut(book, cacheKey, blob);
        }
        wavClips.set(i, blob);
        rehState.synthCache.set(i, blob); // benefits a retry/re-export too
      }
      catch (e) { failedLines.push(i); console.error('[audiobook export] synth failed for line', i, e); }
      prog.update(++done, progLabel(done, i));
    }
  };
  // Used to run 2 workers concurrently to speed up bulk export. Every TTS
  // backend this app talks to (voice_clone, voice_design, fishspeech, the
  // other local engines) is a single self-hosted GPU model instance, not a
  // horizontally-scaled service — confirmed live, twice, with two different
  // backends: 2 concurrent requests reliably push at least one past the
  // reverse proxy's 60s timeout under real load, producing exactly the
  // "some lines just fail, no clear reason" pattern that made a multi-hour
  // book export fail outright. Serial is slower per line but doesn't waste
  // time on doomed, retried, ultimately-failing requests — net faster and
  // actually finishes.
  // Defense in depth beyond the per-line try above: an export this long
  // (thousands of lines, potentially hours) failing SILENTLY — progress
  // popup just gone, no toast, nothing in server logs because the crash
  // never even reached a network call — is far worse than any other failure
  // mode this file already guards against. Whatever still gets through here
  // is at least reported instead of vanishing.
  try { await worker(); }
  catch (e) {
    console.error('[audiobook export] worker crashed:', e);
    toast('Export stopped unexpectedly: ' + (e.message || e), 'error');
    return;
  }
  finally { prog.done(); _audiobook.running = false; }

  if (_audiobook.cancel) { toast('Export cancelled', 'error'); return; }
  // A line whose synthesis failed used to just be missing from `mp3`, so
  // `buckets[c].idx.map(...).filter(Boolean)` silently dropped it out of the
  // merged file — the export "succeeded" while quietly missing dialogue/
  // narration, discoverable only by listening to the whole thing. Stop
  // instead of merging a file with silent gaps in it.
  if (failedLines.length) {
    toast(failedLines.length + ' line(s) failed to synthesise — retry them (Script Rehearser → re-synthesise stale) before exporting, or they will silently drop from the audiobook', 'error');
    return;
  }
  const title = (typeof readerSafeName === 'function' ? readerSafeName($('reh-script-title')?.value || 'Audiobook') : ($('reh-script-title')?.value || 'Audiobook'));
  const realChapters = buckets.filter(b => b.title).length > 0;
  let files = 0;
  const savedFiles = []; // {name, url} — for the results panel below
  const bookForExport = _lineAudioBookName();
  // The "Save Location (Server)" field's default value literally reads
  // "exports/" — treat that (and blank) as "use the app's normal export
  // folder" rather than actually nesting into a folder named "exports",
  // which would otherwise silently relocate every default export the moment
  // this field started being honored server-side (it used to be collected
  // and sent but ignored — confirmed live, ` /api/audiobook-export` never
  // read its `folder` query param).
  const _folderRaw = (opts.folder || '').trim().replace(/\/+$/, '');
  const folder = (_folderRaw && _folderRaw.toLowerCase() !== 'exports') ? _folderRaw : '';
  const folderQS = folder ? '?folder=' + encodeURIComponent(folder) : '';
  // Remembered per book so "Browse saved exports" and the zip-all link find
  // files saved under a custom folder later, without the user re-entering it.
  try {
    const key = 'ttsvc_export_folder:' + bookForExport;
    if (folder) localStorage.setItem(key, folder); else localStorage.removeItem(key);
  } catch (_) {}
  const encMsg = $('audiobook-msg');
  const pauses = _abPauseSettings();
  if (opts.format === 'single') {
    let masterBlobs = [];
    for (let c = 0; c < activeBuckets.length; c++) {
      const blobs = activeBuckets[c].idx.map(i => wavClips.get(i)).filter(Boolean);
      if (!blobs.length) continue;
      if (encMsg) encMsg.textContent = `Merging chapter ${c + 1} / ${activeBuckets.length}…`;
      let mergedWav = await mergeWavBlobs(blobs, pauses.paragraphMs);
      if (c > 0 && activeBuckets[c].title && (pauses.chapterMs > 0 || _abChapterSfxDataUrl())) {
        const ref = _parseWavBytes(new Uint8Array(await mergedWav.arrayBuffer())).fmt;
        const lead = [];
        const sfx = await _abChapterSfxWavBlob(ref);
        if (sfx) lead.push(sfx);
        if (pauses.chapterMs > 0) lead.push(_buildWavBlob(_silencePcmBytes(pauses.chapterMs, ref), ref));
        if (lead.length) mergedWav = await mergeWavBlobs([...lead, mergedWav]);
      }
      masterBlobs.push(mergedWav);
    }
    if (masterBlobs.length) {
      if (encMsg) encMsg.textContent = `Encoding full book to MP3…`;
      let finalWav = await mergeWavBlobs(masterBlobs, 0);
      let blob = finalWav;
      try {
        const encResp = await fetch('/api/audio/encode-mp3', { method: 'POST', body: finalWav });
        if (encResp.ok) blob = await encResp.blob();
      } catch (e) {}
      const ext = blob === finalWav ? 'wav' : 'mp3';
      const name = `${title}.${ext}`;
      if (typeof readerDownload === 'function') readerDownload(blob, name);
      try {
        const exportUrl = `/api/audiobook-export/${encodeURIComponent(bookForExport)}/${encodeURIComponent(name)}${folderQS}`;
        const r = await fetch(exportUrl, { method: 'POST', body: blob });
        if (r.ok) savedFiles.push({ name, url: exportUrl });
      } catch (e) {}
      files++;
    }
  } else {
  for (let c = 0; c < activeBuckets.length; c++) {
    const blobs = activeBuckets[c].idx.map(i => wavClips.get(i)).filter(Boolean);
    if (!blobs.length) continue;
    // mergeWavBlobs (generation.js) properly concatenates raw PCM sample
    // data under one RIFF header — unlike naively Blob-concatenating
    // separately-encoded mp3 clips (each with its own frame/ID3 headers),
    // this produces one genuinely continuous, seekable audio stream.
    // A silent gap is inserted between every pair of lines (`pauses.paragraphMs`)
    // — mergeWavBlobs used to butt clips together with literally zero space,
    // which read as characters teleporting mid-scene with no beat between them.
    if (encMsg) encMsg.textContent = `Merging chapter ${c + 1} / ${activeBuckets.length}…`;
    let mergedWav = await mergeWavBlobs(blobs, pauses.paragraphMs);
    // Every chapter after the first gets a longer lead-in pause (and, if the
    // user configured one, a custom transition sound) prepended — the first
    // chapter needs no lead-in since there's nothing before it to separate
    // from. This survives even when chapters export as separate files (the
    // normal case — see `realChapters` below): most audiobook players queue
    // consecutive tracks back-to-back with no gap of their own.
    if (c > 0 && activeBuckets[c].title && (pauses.chapterMs > 0 || _abChapterSfxDataUrl())) {
      const ref = _parseWavBytes(new Uint8Array(await mergedWav.arrayBuffer())).fmt;
      const lead = [];
      const sfx = await _abChapterSfxWavBlob(ref);
      if (sfx) lead.push(sfx);
      if (pauses.chapterMs > 0) lead.push(_buildWavBlob(_silencePcmBytes(pauses.chapterMs, ref), ref));
      if (lead.length) mergedWav = await mergeWavBlobs([...lead, mergedWav]);
    }
    // One real mp3 encode pass over the whole merged chapter, at an
    // explicit bitrate (routes/tts.py's /api/audio/encode-mp3) — the old
    // per-line encoding left the bitrate at ffmpeg/lame's unset default,
    // which came out to 32kbps, well below what even a 24kHz mono voice
    // source needs to avoid audible compression artifacts.
    if (encMsg) encMsg.textContent = `Encoding chapter ${c + 1} / ${activeBuckets.length}…`;
    let blob = mergedWav;
    try {
      const encResp = await fetch('/api/audio/encode-mp3', { method: 'POST', body: mergedWav });
      if (encResp.ok) blob = await encResp.blob();
      else console.error('[audiobook export] mp3 encode failed, shipping wav instead:', encResp.status);
    } catch (e) { console.error('[audiobook export] mp3 encode request failed, shipping wav instead:', e); }
    const ext = blob === mergedWav ? 'wav' : 'mp3';
    const ch = buckets[c].title ? ' ' + readerSafeName(buckets[c].title) : '';
    const name = (realChapters || buckets.length > 1)
      ? `${title} - ${String(c + 1).padStart(2, '0')}${ch}.${ext}`
      : `${title}.${ext}`;
    if (typeof readerDownload === 'function') readerDownload(blob, name);
    // Also persist server-side — the browser download alone lands wherever
    // the user's browser settings put it, with nothing in the app itself
    // saying where, and re-finding it later means re-running the whole
    // export from scratch. Best-effort: the browser download above already
    // succeeded either way.
    try {
      const saveUrl = `/api/audiobook-export/${encodeURIComponent(bookForExport)}/${encodeURIComponent(name)}${folderQS}`;
      const saveResp = await fetch(saveUrl, { method: 'POST', body: blob });
      if (saveResp.ok) savedFiles.push({ name, url: saveUrl });
    } catch (_) {}
    files++;
    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 400));
  }
  } // close else block
  toast('Exported audiobook · ' + files + (realChapters ? ' chapter file(s)' : ' file(s)'), 'success');
  if (savedFiles.length && typeof _abShowExportResults === 'function') _abShowExportResults(bookForExport, savedFiles, { folder });
}

// A small results panel after "Audiobook" finishes — separate from the
// success toast, which is plain text and disappears after a few seconds
// with no way to actually get back to the files. Lists each saved chapter
// with a real download link and shows the server-side folder they live in,
// so the export doesn't just vanish into whatever the browser's download
// settings did with it.
function _abShowExportResults(book, files, opts = {}) {
  document.getElementById('ab-export-results')?.remove();
  const ov = document.createElement('div');
  ov.id = 'ab-export-results';
  ov.className = 'audiobook-overlay';
  const folderQS = opts.folder ? '?folder=' + encodeURIComponent(opts.folder) : '';
  const zipUrl = `/api/audiobook-export/${encodeURIComponent(book)}/zip${folderQS}`;
  ov.innerHTML = `<div class="audiobook-box" style="max-width:520px;">
    <div class="audiobook-title"><span class="mdi mdi-book-music-outline"></span> ${opts.browsing ? 'Saved audiobook exports' : 'Audiobook exported'}<span style="flex:1"></span><button type="button" class="btn-secondary btn-sm" id="ab-export-close">Close</button></div>
    ${opts.browsing ? '' : `<div style="display:flex; align-items:center; gap:8px; margin:10px 0 4px; color:#2e7d32; font-weight:600; font-size:13px;"><span class="mdi mdi-check-circle-outline" style="font-size:18px;"></span> Export complete — ${files.length} file${files.length === 1 ? '' : 's'} saved</div>`}
    <p class="card-subtitle" style="margin:4px 0 14px;">Saved on the server${opts.browsing ? '' : ', in case the browser’s own download went somewhere you don’t check'} — come back and download or play any of these again any time, without re-exporting.</p>
    <div style="display:flex; flex-direction:column; gap:8px; max-height:50vh; overflow-y:auto;">
      ${files.map((f, i) => `
        <div class="ab-export-file-row" data-idx="${i}" style="display:flex; align-items:center; gap:10px; padding:8px 10px; border:1px solid var(--border); border-radius:8px;">
          <button type="button" class="btn-secondary btn-sm ab-export-play-btn" title="Play"><span class="mdi mdi-play"></span></button>
          <span style="flex:1; min-width:0; overflow:hidden; text-overflow:ellipsis; white-space:nowrap; font-size:13px;" title="${escHtml(f.name)}">${escHtml(f.name)}</span>
          <a class="btn-primary btn-sm" href="${f.url}" download="${escHtml(f.name)}"><span class="mdi mdi-download"></span> Download</a>
        </div>`).join('')}
    </div>
    ${files.length > 1 ? `<div style="margin-top:14px; text-align:right;"><a class="btn-secondary btn-sm" href="${zipUrl}"><span class="mdi mdi-folder-zip-outline"></span> Download all (.zip)</a></div>` : ''}
  </div>`;
  document.body.appendChild(ov);
  // One shared <audio> element for the whole panel — only one row plays at
  // a time, requested live alongside a clearer "it actually finished" state
  // (the plain success toast alone disappears in a few seconds with no way
  // back to the files, and there was previously no way to preview a result
  // without downloading it first).
  const audioEl = new Audio();
  let playingIdx = null;
  const setIcon = (idx, playing) => {
    const icon = ov.querySelector(`.ab-export-file-row[data-idx="${idx}"] .ab-export-play-btn .mdi`);
    if (icon) icon.className = 'mdi ' + (playing ? 'mdi-pause' : 'mdi-play');
  };
  const stop = () => { audioEl.pause(); if (playingIdx !== null) setIcon(playingIdx, false); playingIdx = null; };
  ov.querySelectorAll('.ab-export-play-btn').forEach(btn => {
    btn.addEventListener('click', () => {
      const idx = parseInt(btn.closest('.ab-export-file-row').dataset.idx, 10);
      if (playingIdx === idx && !audioEl.paused) { stop(); return; }
      const prevIdx = playingIdx;
      audioEl.src = files[idx].url;
      audioEl.play().catch(e => toast('Could not play: ' + (e.message || e), 'error'));
      if (prevIdx !== null) setIcon(prevIdx, false);
      playingIdx = idx;
      setIcon(idx, true);
    });
  });
  audioEl.addEventListener('ended', stop);
  const close = () => { stop(); ov.remove(); };
  ov.querySelector('#ab-export-close').addEventListener('click', close);
  ov.addEventListener('click', e => { if (e.target === ov) close(); });
}

// "Browse" the exports already saved for the current book, without
// re-running the export — the entry point for finding a chapter you
// downloaded in an earlier session and can't find in your Downloads folder.
async function audiobookBrowseExports() {
  const book = (typeof _lineAudioBookName === 'function') ? _lineAudioBookName() : ($('reh-script-title')?.value.trim() || 'Untitled');
  // A custom "Save Location" moves where this book's exports live server-side
  // (see audiobookExport's folderQS) — without also passing it here, this
  // would always look in the fixed default dir and report "no saved exports"
  // for a book that was actually exported to a custom folder.
  let folder = '';
  try { folder = localStorage.getItem('ttsvc_export_folder:' + book) || ''; } catch (_) {}
  const folderQS = folder ? '?folder=' + encodeURIComponent(folder) : '';
  try {
    const r = await fetch(`/api/audiobook-export/${encodeURIComponent(book)}${folderQS}`);
    if (!r.ok) throw new Error((await r.json().catch(() => ({}))).detail || r.statusText);
    const d = await r.json();
    if (!d.files || !d.files.length) { toast('No saved exports yet for this book — run "Audiobook" first', 'info'); return; }
    const files = d.files.map(f => ({ name: f.name, url: `/api/audiobook-export/${encodeURIComponent(book)}/${encodeURIComponent(f.name)}${folderQS}` }));
    _abShowExportResults(book, files, { browsing: true, folder });
  } catch (e) {
    toast('Could not load saved exports: ' + (e.message || e), 'error');
  }
}
$('reh-tb-browse-exports')?.addEventListener('click', audiobookBrowseExports);


  root.audiobookOpenCurrentInRehearser = audiobookOpenCurrentInRehearser;
  root.audiobookShowPreview = audiobookShowPreview;
  root.audiobookApplyPreviewAndOpen = audiobookApplyPreviewAndOpen;
  root.audiobookBuildScript = audiobookBuildScript;
  root.audiobookOpenInRehearser = audiobookOpenInRehearser;
  root.audiobookIsChapter = audiobookIsChapter;
  root.audiobookLineVoice = audiobookLineVoice;
  root.audiobookExport = audiobookExport;
  root.audiobookBrowseExports = audiobookBrowseExports;
  root.TTVC=root.TTVC||{};
  root.TTVC.audiobook=root.TTVC.audiobook||{};
  Object.assign(root.TTVC.audiobook,{
  preview:{
    show:audiobookShowPreview,
    apply:audiobookApplyPreviewAndOpen,
    openInRehearser:audiobookOpenCurrentInRehearser,
  },
  exporting:{
    export:audiobookExport,
    browse:audiobookBrowseExports,
  },
  });
})(window);