// inventory, path, realpath, root, and parent
//
// node.root is a reference to the root module in the tree (ie, typically the
// cwd project folder)
//
// node.location is the /-delimited path from the root module to the node.  In
// the case of link targets that may be outside of the root's package tree,
// this can include some number of /../ path segments.  The location of the
// root module is always '.'.  node.location thus never contains drive letters
// or absolute paths, and is portable within a given project, suitable for
// inclusion in lockfiles and metadata.
//
// node.path is the path to the place where this node lives on disk.  It is
// system-specific and absolute.
//
// node.realpath is the path to where the module actually resides on disk.  In
// the case of non-link nodes, node.realpath is equivalent to node.path.  In
// the case of link nodes, it is equivalent to node.target.path.
//
// Setting node.parent will set the node's root to the parent's root, as well
// as updating edgesIn and edgesOut to reload dependency resolutions as needed,
// and setting node.path to parent.path/node_modules/name.
//
// node.inventory is a Map of name to a Set() of all the nodes under a given
// root by that name.  It's empty for non-root nodes, and changing the root
// reference will remove it from the old root's inventory and add it to the new
// one.  This map is useful for cases like `npm update foo` or `npm ls foo`
// where we need to quickly find all instances of a given package name within a
// tree.

const nameFromFolder = require('@npmcli/name-from-folder')
const Edge = require('./edge.js')
const Inventory = require('./inventory.js')
const {normalize} = require('read-package-json-fast')
const {getPaths: getBinPaths} = require('bin-links')
const npa = require('npm-package-arg')
const debug = require('./debug.js')
const gatherDepSet = require('./gather-dep-set.js')

const {resolve, relative, dirname, basename} = require('path')
const _package = Symbol('_package')
const _parent = Symbol('_parent')
const _fsParent = Symbol('_fsParent')
const _reloadEdges = Symbol('_reloadEdges')
const _loadDepType = Symbol('_loadDepType')
const _loadWorkspaces = Symbol('_loadWorkspaces')
const _reloadNamedEdges = Symbol('_reloadNamedEdges')
// overridden by Link class
const _loadDeps = Symbol.for('Arborist.Node._loadDeps')
const _root = Symbol('_root')
const _refreshLocation = Symbol('_refreshLocation')
const _refreshTopMeta = Symbol('_refreshTopMeta')
const _refreshPath = Symbol('_refreshPath')
const _delistFromMeta = Symbol('_delistFromMeta')
const _global = Symbol.for('global')
const _workspaces = Symbol('_workspaces')
const _explain = Symbol('_explain')
const _explanation = Symbol('_explanation')
const _meta = Symbol('_meta')

const relpath = require('./relpath.js')
const consistentResolve = require('./consistent-resolve.js')

class Node {
  constructor (options) {
    // NB: path can be null if it's a link target
    const {
      root,
      path,
      realpath,
      parent,
      error,
      meta,
      fsParent,
      resolved,
      integrity,
      // allow setting name explicitly when we haven't set a path yet
      name,
      children,
      fsChildren,
      legacyPeerDeps = false,
      linksIn,
      hasShrinkwrap,
      extraneous = true,
      dev = true,
      optional = true,
      devOptional = true,
      peer = true,
      global = false,
      dummy = false,
      sourceReference = null,
    } = options

    // true if part of a global install
    this[_global] = global

    this[_workspaces] = null

    this.errors = error ? [error] : []

    // this will usually be null, except when modeling a
    // package's dependencies in a virtual root.
    this.sourceReference = sourceReference

    const pkg = sourceReference ? sourceReference.package
      : normalize(options.pkg || {})

    this.name = name ||
      nameFromFolder(path || pkg.name || realpath) ||
      pkg.name

    if (!this.name)
      throw new TypeError('could not detect node name from path or package')

    // should be equal if not a link
    this.path = path && resolve(path)
    this.realpath = !this.isLink ? this.path : resolve(realpath)

    this.resolved = resolved || null
    if (!this.resolved) {
      // note: this *only* works for non-file: deps, so we avoid even
      // trying here.
      // file: deps are tracked in package.json will _resolved set to the
      // full path to the tarball or link target.  However, if the package
      // is checked into git or moved to another location, that's 100% not
      // portable at all!  The _where and _location don't provide much help,
      // since _location is just where the module ended up in the tree,
      // and _where can be different than the actual root if it's a
      // meta-dep deeper in the dependency graph.
      //
      // If we don't have the other oldest indicators of legacy npm, then it's
      // probably what we're getting from pacote, which IS trustworthy.
      //
      // Otherwise, hopefully a shrinkwrap will help us out.
      const resolved = consistentResolve(pkg._resolved)
      if (resolved && !(/^file:/.test(resolved) && pkg._where))
        this.resolved = resolved
    }
    this.integrity = integrity || pkg._integrity || null
    this.hasShrinkwrap = hasShrinkwrap || pkg._hasShrinkwrap || false
    this.legacyPeerDeps = legacyPeerDeps

    this.children = new Map()
    this.fsChildren = new Set()
    this.inventory = new Inventory({})
    this.linksIn = new Set(linksIn || [])

    // these three are set by an Arborist taking a catalog
    // after the tree is built.  We don't get this along the way,
    // because they have a tendency to change as new children are
    // added, especially when they're deduped.  Eg, a dev dep may be
    // a 3-levels-deep dependency of a non-dev dep.  If we calc the
    // flags along the way, then they'll tend to be invalid  by the
    // time we need to look at them.
    if (!dummy) {
      this.dev = dev
      this.optional = optional
      this.devOptional = devOptional
      this.peer = peer
      this.extraneous = extraneous
      this.dummy = false
    } else {
      // true if this is a placeholder for the purpose of serving as a
      // fsParent to link targets that get their deps resolved outside
      // the root tree folder.
      this.dummy = true
      this.dev = false
      this.optional = false
      this.devOptional = false
      this.peer = false
      this.extraneous = false
    }

    this.edgesIn = new Set()
    this.edgesOut = new Map()

    // have to set the internal package ref before assigning the parent,
    // because this.package is read when adding to inventory
    this[_package] = pkg && typeof pkg === 'object' ? pkg : {}

    // only relevant for the root and top nodes
    this.meta = meta

    // Note: this is _slightly_ less efficient for the initial tree
    // building than it could be, but in exchange, it's a much simpler
    // algorithm.
    // If this node has a bunch of children, and those children satisfy
    // its various deps, then we're going to _first_ create all the
    // edges, and _then_ assign the children into place, re-resolving
    // them all in _reloadNamedEdges.
    // A more efficient, but more complicated, approach would be to
    // flag this node as being a part of a tree build, so it could
    // hold off on resolving its deps until its children are in place.

    // call the parent setter
    // Must be set prior to calling _loadDeps, because top-ness is relevant

    // will also assign root if present on the parent
    this.parent = parent

    this[_fsParent] = null
    this.fsParent = fsParent || null

    // see parent/root setters below.
    // root is set to parent's root if we have a parent, otherwise if it's
    // null, then it's set to the node itself.
    if (!parent && !fsParent)
      this.root = root || null

    if (this.isRoot)
      this.location = ''

    // mostly a convenience for testing, but also a way to create
    // trees in a more declarative way than setting parent on each
    if (children) {
      for (const c of children)
        new Node({ ...c, parent: this })
    }
    if (fsChildren) {
      for (const c of fsChildren)
        new Node({ ...c, fsParent: this })
    }

    // now load all the dep edges
    this[_loadDeps]()
  }

  get meta () {
    return this[_meta]
  }

  set meta (meta) {
    this[_meta] = meta
    if (meta)
      meta.add(this)
  }

  get global () {
    return this.root[_global]
  }

  // true for packages installed directly in the global node_modules folder
  get globalTop () {
    return this.global && this.parent.isRoot
  }

  get workspaces () {
    return this[_workspaces]
  }

  set workspaces (workspaces) {
    // deletes edges if they already exists
    if (this[_workspaces]) {
      for (const name of this[_workspaces].keys()) {
        if (!workspaces.has(name))
          this.edgesOut.get(name).detach()
      }
    }

    this[_workspaces] = workspaces
    this[_loadWorkspaces]()
    this[_loadDeps]()
  }

  get binPaths () {
    if (!this.parent)
      return []

    return getBinPaths({
      pkg: this[_package],
      path: this.path,
      global: this.global,
      top: this.globalTop,
    })
  }

  get hasInstallScript () {
    const {hasInstallScript, scripts} = this.package
    const {install, preinstall, postinstall} = scripts || {}
    return !!(hasInstallScript || install || preinstall || postinstall)
  }

  get version () {
    return this[_package].version || ''
  }

  get pkgid () {
    const { name = '', version = '' } = this.package
    // root package will prefer package name over folder name,
    // and never be called an alias.
    const myname = this.isRoot ? name || this.name : this.name
    const alias = !this.isRoot && name && myname !== name ? `npm:${name}@` : ''
    return `${myname}@${alias}${version}`
  }

  get package () {
    return this[_package]
  }

  set package (pkg) {
    // just detach them all.  we could make this _slightly_ more efficient
    // by only detaching the ones that changed, but we'd still have to walk
    // them all, and the comparison logic gets a bit tricky.  we generally
    // only do this more than once at the root level, so the resolve() calls
    // are only one level deep, and there's not much to be saved, anyway.
    // simpler to just toss them all out.
    for (const edge of this.edgesOut.values())
      edge.detach()

    this[_explanation] = null
    /* istanbul ignore next - should be impossible */
    if (!pkg || typeof pkg !== 'object') {
      debug(() => {
        throw new Error('setting Node.package to non-object')
      })
      pkg = {}
    }
    this[_package] = pkg
    this[_loadWorkspaces]()
    this[_loadDeps]()
    // do a hard reload, since the dependents may now be valid or invalid
    // as a result of the package change.
    this.edgesIn.forEach(edge => edge.reload(true))
  }

  // node.explain(nodes seen already, edge we're trying to satisfy
  // if edge is not specified, it lists every edge into the node.
  explain (edge = null, seen = []) {
    if (this[_explanation])
      return this[_explanation]

    return this[_explanation] = this[_explain](edge, seen)
  }

  [_explain] (edge, seen) {
    if (this.isRoot && !this.sourceReference) {
      return {
        location: this.path,
      }
    }

    const why = {
      name: this.isRoot ? this.package.name : this.name,
      version: this.package.version,
    }
    if (this.errors.length || !this.package.name || !this.package.version) {
      why.errors = this.errors.length ? this.errors : [
        new Error('invalid package: lacks name and/or version'),
      ]
      why.package = this.package
    }

    if (this.root.sourceReference) {
      const {name, version} = this.root.package
      why.whileInstalling = {
        name,
        version,
        path: this.root.sourceReference.path,
      }
    }

    if (this.sourceReference)
      return this.sourceReference.explain(edge, seen)

    if (seen.includes(this))
      return why

    why.location = this.location

    // make a new list each time.  we can revisit, but not loop.
    seen = seen.concat(this)

    why.dependents = []
    if (edge)
      why.dependents.push(edge.explain(seen))
    else {
      // ignore invalid edges, since those aren't satisfied by this thing,
      // and are not keeping it held in this spot anyway.
      const edges = []
      for (const edge of this.edgesIn) {
        if (!edge.valid && !edge.from.isRoot)
          continue

        edges.push(edge)
      }
      for (const edge of edges)
        why.dependents.push(edge.explain(seen))
    }
    return why
  }

  isDescendantOf (node) {
    for (let p = this; p; p = p.parent) {
      if (p === node)
        return true
    }
    return false
  }

  getBundler (path = []) {
    // made a cycle, definitely not bundled!
    if (path.includes(this))
      return null

    path.push(this)

    const parent = this[_parent]
    if (!parent)
      return null

    const pBundler = parent.getBundler(path)
    if (pBundler)
      return pBundler

    const ppkg = parent.package
    const bd = ppkg && ppkg.bundleDependencies
    // explicit bundling
    if (Array.isArray(bd) && bd.includes(this.name))
      return parent

    // deps that are deduped up to the bundling level are bundled.
    // however, if they get their dep met further up than that,
    // then they are not bundled.  Ie, installing a package with
    // unmet bundled deps will not cause your deps to be bundled.
    for (const edge of this.edgesIn) {
      const eBundler = edge.from.getBundler(path)
      if (!eBundler)
        continue

      if (eBundler === parent)
        return eBundler
    }

    return null
  }

  get inBundle () {
    return !!this.getBundler()
  }

  // when reifying, if a package is technically in a bundleDependencies list,
  // but that list is the root project, we still have to install it.  This
  // getter returns true if it's in a dependency's bundle list, not the root's.
  get inDepBundle () {
    const bundler = this.getBundler()
    return !!bundler && bundler !== this.root
  }

  get isWorkspace () {
    if (this.isRoot)
      return false
    const { root } = this
    const { type, to } = root.edgesOut.get(this.package.name) || {}
    return type === 'workspace' && to && (to.target === this || to === this)
  }

  get isRoot () {
    return this === this.root
  }

  set root (root) {
    const nullRoot = root === null
    if (nullRoot)
      root = this
    else {
      // should only ever be 1 step
      while (root.root !== root)
        root = root.root
    }

    if (root === this.root)
      return

    this[_delistFromMeta]()
    this[_root] = root
    this[_refreshLocation]()

    if (this.top.meta)
      this[_refreshTopMeta]()

    if (this.target && !nullRoot)
      this.target.root = root

    this.fsChildren.forEach(c => c.root = root)
    this.children.forEach(c => c.root = root)
    /* istanbul ignore next - debug check */
    debug(() => {
      if (this !== root && this.inventory.size !== 0)
        throw new Error('non-root has non-zero inventory')
    })
  }

  get root () {
    return this[_root] || this
  }

  [_loadWorkspaces] () {
    if (!this[_workspaces])
      return

    for (const [name, path] of this[_workspaces].entries())
      new Edge({ from: this, name, spec: `file:${path}`, type: 'workspace' })
  }

  [_loadDeps] () {
    // Caveat!  Order is relevant!
    // packages in optionalDependencies and prod/peer/dev are
    // optional.  Packages in both deps and devDeps are required.
    // Note the subtle breaking change from v6: it is no longer possible
    // to have a different spec for a devDep than production dep.
    this[_loadDepType](this.package.optionalDependencies, 'optional')
    this[_loadDepType](this.package.dependencies, 'prod')

    // Linked targets that are disconnected from the tree are tops,
    // but don't have a 'path' field, only a 'realpath', because we
    // don't know their canonical location. We don't need their devDeps.
    if (this.isTop && this.path)
      this[_loadDepType](this.package.devDependencies, 'dev')

    const pd = this.package.peerDependencies
    if (pd && typeof pd === 'object' && !this.legacyPeerDeps) {
      const pm = this.package.peerDependenciesMeta || {}
      const peerDependencies = {}
      const peerOptional = {}
      for (const [name, dep] of Object.entries(pd)) {
        if (pm[name] && pm[name].optional)
          peerOptional[name] = dep
        else
          peerDependencies[name] = dep
      }
      this[_loadDepType](peerDependencies, 'peer')
      this[_loadDepType](peerOptional, 'peerOptional')
    }
  }

  [_loadDepType] (obj, type) {
    const from = this
    const ad = this.package.acceptDependencies || {}
    for (const [name, spec] of Object.entries(obj || {})) {
      const accept = ad[name]
      // if it's already set, then we keep the existing edge
      // NB: the Edge ctor adds itself to from.edgesOut
      if (!this.edgesOut.get(name))
        new Edge({ from, name, spec, accept, type })
    }
  }

  get fsParent () {
    return this[_fsParent]
  }

  set fsParent (fsParent) {
    fsParent = fsParent || null

    if (this[_fsParent] === fsParent)
      return

    const current = this[_fsParent]
    if (current)
      current.fsChildren.delete(this)

    if (!fsParent) {
      this[_fsParent] = null
      // reload ALL edges, since they're now all suspect and likely invalid
      this[_reloadEdges](e => true)
      return
    }

    debug(() => {
      if (fsParent === this)
        throw new Error('setting node to its own fsParent')

      if (fsParent.realpath === this.realpath)
        throw new Error('setting fsParent to same path')

      // the initial set MUST be an actual walk-up from the realpath
      // subsequent sets will re-root on the new fsParent's path.
      if (!this[_fsParent] && this.realpath.indexOf(fsParent.realpath) !== 0) {
        throw Object.assign(new Error('setting fsParent improperly'), {
          path: this.path,
          realpath: this.realpath,
          fsParent: {
            path: fsParent.path,
            realpath: fsParent.realpath,
          },
        })
      }

      if (fsParent.isLink)
        throw new Error('setting fsParent to link node')
    })

    if (this === fsParent || fsParent.realpath === this.realpath)
      return

    // prune off the original location, so we don't leave edges lying around
    if (current)
      this.fsParent = null

    const fspp = fsParent.realpath
    const nmPath = resolve(fspp, 'node_modules', this.name)
    // actually in the node_modules folder!  this can happen when a link
    // points deep within a node_modules folder, so that the target node
    // is loaded before its parent.
    if (nmPath === this.path) {
      this[_fsParent] = null
      this.parent = fsParent
      return
    }

    // ok!  have a pseudo-parent, meaning that we're contained in
    // the parent node's fs tree, but NOT in its node_modules folder.
    // Almost certainly due to being a linked workspace-style package.
    this[_fsParent] = fsParent
    fsParent.fsChildren.add(this)
    // refresh the path BEFORE setting root, so meta gets updated properly
    this[_refreshPath](fsParent, current && current.path)
    this.root = fsParent.root
    this[_reloadEdges](e => !e.to)
  }

  // called when we find that we have an fsParent which could account
  // for some missing edges which are actually fine and not missing at all.
  [_reloadEdges] (filter) {
    this[_explanation] = null
    this.edgesOut.forEach(edge => filter(edge) && edge.reload())
    this.fsChildren.forEach(c => c[_reloadEdges](filter))
    this.children.forEach(c => c[_reloadEdges](filter))
  }

  // is it safe to replace one node with another?  check the edges to
  // make sure no one will get upset.  Note that the node might end up
  // having its own unmet dependencies, if the new node has new deps.
  // Note that there are cases where Arborist will opt to insert a node
  // into the tree even though this function returns false!  This is
  // necessary when a root dependency is added or updated, or when a
  // root dependency brings peer deps along with it.  In that case, we
  // will go ahead and create the invalid state, and then try to resolve
  // it with more tree construction, because it's a user request.
  canReplaceWith (node) {
    if (node.name !== this.name)
      return false

    // gather up all the deps of this node and that are only depended
    // upon by deps of this node.  those ones don't count, since
    // they'll be replaced if this node is replaced anyway.
    const depSet = gatherDepSet([this], e => e.to !== this && e.valid)

    for (const edge of this.edgesIn) {
      // only care about edges that don't originate from this node
      if (!depSet.has(edge.from) && !edge.satisfiedBy(node))
        return false
    }

    return true
  }

  canReplace (node) {
    return node.canReplaceWith(this)
  }

  satisfies (requested) {
    if (requested instanceof Edge)
      return this.name === requested.name && requested.satisfiedBy(this)

    const parsed = npa(requested)
    const { name = this.name, rawSpec: spec } = parsed
    return this.name === name && this.satisfies(new Edge({
      from: new Node({ path: this.root.path }),
      type: 'prod',
      name,
      spec,
    }))
  }

  matches (node) {
    // if the nodes are literally the same object, obviously a match.
    if (node === this)
      return true

    // if the names don't match, they're different things, even if
    // the package contents are identical.
    if (node.name !== this.name)
      return false

    // if they're links, they match if the targets match
    if (this.isLink)
      return node.isLink && this.target.matches(node.target)

    // if they're two root nodes, they're different if the paths differ
    if (this.isRoot && node.isRoot)
      return this.path === node.path

    // if the integrity matches, then they're the same.
    if (this.integrity && node.integrity)
      return this.integrity === node.integrity

    // if no integrity, check resolved
    if (this.resolved && node.resolved)
      return this.resolved === node.resolved

    // if no resolved, check both package name and version
    // otherwise, conclude that they are different things
    return this.package.name && node.package.name &&
      this.package.name === node.package.name &&
      this.version && node.version &&
      this.version === node.version
  }

  // replace this node with the supplied argument
  // Useful when mutating an ideal tree, so we can avoid having to call
  // the parent/root setters more than necessary.
  replaceWith (node) {
    node.path = this.path
    node.name = this.name
    if (!node.isLink)
      node.realpath = this.path
    node.root = this.isRoot ? node : this.root
    // pretend to be in the tree, so top/etc refs are not changing for kids.
    node.parent = null
    node[_parent] = this[_parent]

    // if we're replacing a non-link node with a link, then all the children
    // and fsChildren just go along with it, because links don't have those.
    if (!node.isLink) {
      this.fsChildren.forEach(c => c.fsParent = node)
      this.children.forEach(c => c.parent = node)
    }

    // now remove the hidden reference, and call parent setter to finalize.
    node[_parent] = null
    node.parent = this.parent
  }

  replace (node) {
    node.replaceWith(this)
  }

  get inShrinkwrap () {
    return this.parent && (this.parent.hasShrinkwrap || this.parent.inShrinkwrap)
  }

  get parent () {
    return this[_parent]
  }

  // This setter keeps everything in order when we move a node from
  // one point in a logical tree to another.  Edges get reloaded,
  // metadata updated, etc.  It's also called when we *replace* a node
  // with another by the same name (eg, to update or dedupe).
  // This does a couple of walks out on the node_modules tree, recursing
  // into child nodes.  However, as setting the parent is typically done
  // with nodes that don't have have many children, and (deduped) package
  // trees tend to be broad rather than deep, it's not that bad.
  // The only walk that starts from the parent rather than this node is
  // limited by edge name.
  set parent (parent) {
    const oldParent = this[_parent]

    if (this === parent)
      return

    // link nodes can't contain children directly.
    // children go under the link target.
    if (parent) {
      if (parent.isLink)
        parent = parent.target

      if (oldParent === parent)
        return
    }

    // ok now we know something is actually changing, and parent is not a link

    // check to see if the location is going to change.
    // we can skip some of the inventory/meta stuff if not.
    const newPath = parent ? resolve(parent.path, 'node_modules', this.name)
      : this.path
    const pathChange = newPath !== this.path
    const newTop = parent ? parent.top : this
    const topChange = newTop !== this.top
    const newRoot = parent ? parent.root : null
    const rootChange = newRoot !== this.root

    // if the path, top, or root are changing, then we need to delist
    // from metadata and inventory where this module (and its children)
    // are currently tracked.  Need to do this BEFORE updating the
    // path and setting node.root.  We don't have to do this for node.target,
    // because its path isn't changing, so everything we need will happen
    // safely when we set this.root = parent.root.
    if (this.path && (pathChange || topChange || rootChange)) {
      this[_delistFromMeta]()
      // delisting method doesn't walk children by default, since it would
      // be excessive to do so when changing the root reference, as a
      // root change walks children changing root as well.  But in this case,
      // we are about to change the parent, and thus the top, so we have
      // to delist from the metadata now to ensure we remove it from the
      // proper top node metadata if it isn't the root.
      this.fsChildren.forEach(c => c[_delistFromMeta]())
      this.children.forEach(c => c[_delistFromMeta]())
    }

    // remove from former parent.
    if (oldParent)
      oldParent.children.delete(this.name)

    // update internal link.  at this point, the node is actually in
    // the new location in the tree, but the paths are not updated yet.
    this[_parent] = parent

    // remove former child.  calls back into this setter to unlist
    if (parent) {
      const oldChild = parent.children.get(this.name)
      if (oldChild)
        oldChild.parent = null

      parent.children.set(this.name, this)
    }

    // this is the point of no return.  this.location is no longer valid,
    // and this.path is no longer going to reference this node in the
    // inventory or shrinkwrap metadata.
    if (parent)
      this[_refreshPath](parent, oldParent && oldParent.path)

    // call the root setter.  this updates this.location, and sets the
    // root on all children, and this.target if this is a link.
    // if the root isn't changing, then this is a no-op.
    // the root setter is a no-op if the root didn't change, so we have
    // to manually call the method to update location and metadata
    if (!rootChange)
      this[_refreshLocation]()
    else
      this.root = newRoot

    // if the new top is not the root, and it has meta, then we're updating
    // nodes within a link target's folder.  update it now.
    if (newTop !== newRoot && newTop.meta)
      this[_refreshTopMeta]()

    // refresh dep links
    // note that this is _also_ done when a node is removed from the
    // tree by setting parent=null, so deduplication is covered.
    this.edgesIn.forEach(edge => edge.reload())
    this.edgesOut.forEach(edge => edge.reload())

    // in case any of the parent's other descendants were resolving to
    // a different instance of this package, walk the tree from that point
    // reloading edges by this name.  This only walks until it stops finding
    // changes, so if there's a portion of the tree blocked by a different
    // instance, or already updated by the previous in/out reloading, it won't
    // needlessly re-resolve deps that won't need to be changed.
    if (parent)
      parent[_reloadNamedEdges](this.name, true)

    // since loading a parent can add *or change* resolutions, we also
    // walk the tree from this point reloading all edges.
    this[_reloadEdges](e => true)

    // have to refresh the location of children and fsChildren at this point,
    // because their paths have likely changed, and root may have been set.
    if (!rootChange) {
      this.children.forEach(c => c[_refreshLocation]())
      this.fsChildren.forEach(c => c[_refreshLocation]())
    }
  }

  // called after changing the parent (and thus the top), and after changing
  // the path, if the top is tracking metadata, so that we update the top's
  // metadata with the new node.  Note that we DON'T walk fsChildren here,
  // because they do not share our top node.
  [_refreshTopMeta] () {
    this.top.meta.add(this)
    this.children.forEach(c => c[_refreshTopMeta]())
  }

  // Call this before changing path or updating the _root reference.
  // Removes the node from all the metadata trackers where it might live.
  [_delistFromMeta] () {
    const top = this.top
    const root = this.root

    root.inventory.delete(this)
    if (root.meta)
      root.meta.delete(this.path)

    // need to also remove from the top meta if that's set.  but, we only do
    // that if the top is not the same as the root, or else we'll remove it
    // twice unnecessarily.  If the top and this have different roots, then
    // that means we're in the process of changing this.parent, which sets the
    // internal _parent reference BEFORE setting the root node, because paths
    // need to be set up before assigning root.  In that case, don't delist,
    // or else we'll delete the metadata before we have a chance to apply it.
    if (top.meta && top !== root && top.root === this.root)
      top.meta.delete(this.path)
  }

  // recurse through the tree updating path when it changes.
  // called by the parent and fsParent setters.
  [_refreshPath] (parent, fromPath = null) {
    const ppath = parent.path
    const relPath = typeof fromPath === 'string'
      ? relative(fromPath, this.path)
      : null
    const oldPath = this.path
    const newPath = relPath !== null ? resolve(ppath, relPath)
      : parent === this[_parent] ? resolve(ppath, 'node_modules', this.name)
      // fsparent initial assignment, nothing to update here
      : oldPath

    // if no change, nothing to do!
    if (newPath === oldPath)
      return

    this[_delistFromMeta]()
    this.path = newPath
    if (!this.isLink) {
      this.realpath = this.path
      if (this.linksIn.size) {
        for (const link of this.linksIn)
          link.realpath = newPath
      }
    }

    this[_refreshLocation]()
    this.fsChildren.forEach(c => c[_refreshPath](this, oldPath))
    this.children.forEach(c => c[_refreshPath](this, oldPath))
  }

  // Called whenever the root/parent is changed.
  // NB: need to remove from former root's meta/inventory and then update
  // this.path BEFORE calling this method!
  [_refreshLocation] () {
    const root = this.root
    this.location = relpath(root.realpath, this.path)

    root.inventory.add(this)
    if (root.meta)
      root.meta.add(this)
  }

  addEdgeOut (edge) {
    this.edgesOut.set(edge.name, edge)
  }

  addEdgeIn (edge) {
    this.edgesIn.add(edge)

    // try to get metadata from the yarn.lock file
    if (this.root.meta)
      this.root.meta.addEdge(edge)
  }

  [_reloadNamedEdges] (name, root) {
    // either it's the node in question, or it's going to block it anyway
    if (this.name === name && !this.isTop) {
      // reload the edges in so that anything that SHOULD be blocked
      // by this node actually will be.
      this.edgesIn.forEach(e => e.reload())
      return
    }

    const edge = this.edgesOut.get(name)
    // if we don't have an edge, do nothing, but keep descending
    if (edge) {
      const toBefore = edge.to
      edge.reload()
      const toAfter = edge.to
      if (toBefore === toAfter && !root) {
        // nothing changed, we're done here.  either it was already
        // referring to this node (due to its edgesIn reloads), or
        // it is blocked by another node in the tree.  So either its children
        // have already been updated, or don't need to be.
        //
        // but: always descend past the _first_ node, because it's likely
        // that this is being triggered by this node getting a new child,
        // so the whole point is to update the rest of the family.
        return
      }
    }
    for (const c of this.children.values())
      c[_reloadNamedEdges](name)

    for (const c of this.fsChildren)
      c[_reloadNamedEdges](name)
  }

  get isLink () {
    return false
  }

  get depth () {
    return this.isTop ? 0 : this.parent.depth + 1
  }

  get isTop () {
    return !this.parent
  }

  get top () {
    return this.isTop ? this : this.parent.top
  }

  get resolveParent () {
    return this.parent || this.fsParent
  }

  resolve (name) {
    const mine = this.children.get(name)
    if (mine)
      return mine
    const resolveParent = this.resolveParent
    if (resolveParent)
      return resolveParent.resolve(name)
    return null
  }

  inNodeModules () {
    const rp = this.realpath
    const name = this.name
    const scoped = name.charAt(0) === '@'
    const d = dirname(rp)
    const nm = scoped ? dirname(d) : d
    const dir = dirname(nm)
    const base = scoped ? `${basename(d)}/${basename(rp)}` : basename(rp)
    return base === name && basename(nm) === 'node_modules' ? dir : false
  }
}

module.exports = Node