/**
 * Equal Height Columns Public JS
 *
 * @since  1.0.0
 */
( function( $ ) {
	'use strict';

	$( window ).on( 'load', function() {

		// Don't do anything if no equal height column elements are specified.
		if ( 'undefined' === typeof equalHeightColumnElements ) {
			return;
		}

		// Initialize equal heights using variables passed from PHP.
		$.each( equalHeightColumnElements, function() {

			// Loop through each item in the collection
			$.each( this, function() {

				// Scope the vars
				var $selector, breakpoint;

				// Confirm that the selector is valid
				try {

					// Test the selector
					$selector = $( this.selector );

				} catch ( e ) {

					// If we have an error, the selector must not be valid,
					// so skip it and continue to the next selector
					return true;
				}

				// Set the breakpoint
				breakpoint = this.breakpoint;

				// Start the party
				$selector.initEqualHeights( null, null, breakpoint );
			});
		});
	});

})( jQuery );

/**
 * Equal Heights jQuery Plugin
 *
 * Equalize the heights of elements. Great for columns or any elements that need to be the same height.
 *
 * Based on Rob Glazebrook's (cssnewbie.com) script.
 *
 * Features
 *  - ability to include a break point (the minimum viewport width at which the script does anything)
 *  - binds to window resize events (resize and orientationchange)
 *  - will automatically detect new elements added to the DOM
 *  - can be called multiple times without duplicating any events
 *
 * This plugin contains two methods - initEqualHeights() and equalizeTheHeights(). The initEqualHeights()
 * method will set up all of the events to handle window resizing and manual retriggering via the global
 * 'equalheights' event on the window. The equalizeTheHeights() method will directly equalize heights but
 * not set up any events. Both methods work on a standard jQuery collection object and accept the same args.
 *
 * Usage for the full method: jQuery( selector ).initEqualHeights( [minHeight], [maxHeight], [breakPoint] );
 * Usage for the direct method: jQuery( selector ).equalizeTheHeights( [minHeight], [maxHeight], [breakPoint] );
 *
 * Example 1: jQuery( ".cols" ).initEqualHeights(); Sets all .cols to the same height.
 * Example 2: jQuery( ".cols" ).initEqualHeights( 400 ); Sets all .cols to at least 400px tall.
 * Example 3: jQuery( ".cols" ).initEqualHeights( 100, 300 ); Cols are at least 100 but no more than 300 pixels
 * tall. Elements with too much content will gain a scrollbar.
 * Example 4: jQuery( ".cols" ).initEqualHeights( null, null, 768 ); Only resize .cols above 768px viewport
 */
( function( $ ) {
	'use strict';

	// Debouncing function from John Hann.
	// http://unscriptable.com/index.php/2009/03/20/debouncing-javascript-methods/
	var debounce = function( func, threshold ) {

		// The timer
		var timeout;

		return function debounced() {

			// Store the passed in function and args.
			var obj = this;
			var args = arguments;

			// This is the callback that the timer triggers when debouncing is complete.
			function delayed() {

				// We have successfully debounced, trigger the function.
				func.apply( obj, args );

				// And clear the timer.
				timeout = null;
			}

			// If the timer is active, clear it.
			if ( timeout ) {
				clearTimeout( timeout );
			}

			// Set the timer to 50ms and have it call delayed() when it completes.
			timeout = setTimeout( delayed, threshold || 50 );
		};
	};

	// Main function for equalizing heights AND setting up events.
	$.fn.initEqualHeights = function( minHeight, maxHeight, breakPoint ) {

		// Scope our variables.
		var selector, minHeight, maxHeight, breakPoint, args, eventData,
			ourEvents, eventSet, thisEvent, eventName;

		// Get the selector used to call equalHeights.
		selector = this.selector;

		// Use the args that were passed in or use the defaults.
		minHeight = minHeight || null;
		maxHeight = maxHeight || null;
		breakPoint = breakPoint || 0;

		// Combine args into an object.
		args = { minHeight: minHeight, maxHeight: maxHeight, breakPoint: breakPoint };

		// Check if our global already exists.
		if ( window.equalHeightsItems ) {

			// It does, so add or overwrite the current object in it.
			window.equalHeightsItems[selector] = args;
		} else {

			// It doesn't, so create the global and store the current object in it.
			window.equalHeightsItems = {};
			window.equalHeightsItems[selector] = args;
		}

		// Grab the current event data from the window object if it exists.
		eventData = $._data( window, 'events' ) || {};

		// Store the events that will retrigger doEqualHeights().
		ourEvents = [ 'resize', 'orientationchange', 'equalheights' ];

		// Loop through each event and attach our handler if it isn't attached already.
		$( ourEvents ).each( function() {

			// Reset our flag to false.
			eventSet = false;

			// Store this event.
			thisEvent = this;

			// Add the namespace.
			eventName = this + '.equalheights';

			// Check whether this event is already on the window.
			if ( eventData[ thisEvent ] ) {

				// Be careful not to disturb any unrelated listeners.
				$( eventData[ thisEvent ] ).each( function() {

					// Confirm that the event has our namespace.
					if ( this.namespace == 'equalheights' ) {

						// It does, so set our flag to true.
						eventSet = true;
					}
				});
			}

			// If our flag is still false then we can safely attach the event.
			if ( ! eventSet ) {

				// Namespace it and debounce it to be safe.
				$( window ).on( eventName, debounce( triggerEqualHeights ) );
			}
		});

		// Trigger the first equalizing.
		triggerEqualHeights();
	};

	// Function to trigger the equalizing.
	function triggerEqualHeights() {

		// Loop through each object in our global.
		$.each( window.equalHeightsItems, function( selector, args ) {

			// Call doEqualHeights and pass in the current object.
			doEqualHeights( selector, args );
		});
	}

	// Function to do the equalizing of the heights.
	function doEqualHeights( selector, args ) {

		// Scope our variables.
		var $items, minHeight, maxHeight, breakPoint;

		// Grab the collection of items fresh from the DOM.
		$items = $( selector );

		// Store the passed in args.
		minHeight = args.minHeight;
		maxHeight = args.maxHeight;
		breakPoint = args.breakPoint;

		$items.equalizeTheHeights( minHeight, maxHeight, breakPoint );
	}

	// Function for directly equalizing heights WITHOUT setting up any events.
	$.fn.equalizeTheHeights = function( minHeight, maxHeight, breakPoint ) {

		// Scope our variables.
		var minHeight, maxHeight, breakPoint, tallest, e, a, width;

		// Make all variables optional.
		minHeight = minHeight || 0;
		maxHeight = maxHeight || 0;
		breakPoint = breakPoint || 0;

		// Calculate the tallest item.
		tallest = minHeight;
		$( this ).each( function() {
			$( this ).outerHeight( 'auto' );
			if ( $( this ).outerHeight() > tallest ) {
				tallest = $( this ).outerHeight();
			}
		});

		// Get viewport width (taking scrollbars into account).
		e = window;
		a = 'inner';
		if ( ! ( 'innerWidth' in window ) ) {
			a = 'client';
			e = document.documentElement || document.body;
		}
		width = e[ a + 'Width' ];

		// Equalize heights if viewport width is above the breakpoint.
		if ( width >= breakPoint ) {
			if ( ( maxHeight ) && tallest > maxHeight ) {
				tallest = maxHeight;
			}
			return $( this ).each( function() {
				$( this ).outerHeight( tallest );
			});
		}
	}

})( jQuery );