import logging

from faker.providers.bank import Provider as BankProvider

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)


class Provider(BankProvider):
    """Implement bank provider for ``en_PH`` locale."""

    country_code = "PH"
    bban_format = "################"
    swift_bank_codes = (
        "ANZB",
        "AUBK",
        "BKCH",
        "BKKB",
        "BNOR",
        "BNPA",
        "BOFA",
        "BOPI",
        "BOTK",
        "BPDI",
        "BPFS",
        "BPGO",
        "CHAS",
        "CHBK",
        "CHSV",
        "CITI",
        "CPHI",
        "CTCB",
        "DBPH",
        "DEUT",
        "EQSN",
        "EWBC",
        "FCBK",
        "HBPH",
        "HNBK",
        "HSBC",
        "IBKO",
        "ICBC",
        "INGB",
        "KOEX",
        "MBBE",
        "MBTC",
        "MHCB",
        "PABI",
        "PHSB",
        "PHTB",
        "PHVB",
        "PNBM",
        "PPBU",
        "RCBC",
        "ROBP",
        "SCBL",
        "SETC",
        "SHBK",
        "SMBC",
        "STLA",
        "TACB",
        "TLBP",
        "TYBK",
        "UBPH",
        "UCPB",
        "UOVB",
        "UWCB",
    )
    swift_location_codes = (
        "22",
        "2X",
        "M1",
        "MM",
        "MQ",
        "MX",
    )
    swift_branch_codes = (
        "CBU",
        "EQI",
        "TSU",
        "XXX",
    )

    def bban(self) -> str:
        """Generate a Basic Bank Account Number (BBAN).

        .. warning::
           Philippine bank accounts do not have BBANs or IBANs, so any number
           generated by this method is a purely hypothetical number. Local bank
           account numbers are typically 10 or 12 digits long, so the BBAN
           format used in this implementation has been arbitrarily set to 16
           digits to simulate a hypothetical standardization of account numbers.
           Using this method will log a warning regarding the hypotheticality of
           the result.
        """
        logger.warning("Numbers generated by this method are purely hypothetical.")
        return super().bban()

    def iban(self) -> str:
        """Generate an International Bank Account Number (IBAN).

        .. warning::
           Philippine bank accounts do not have BBANs or IBANs, so any number
           generated by this method is a purely hypothetical number. This method
           uses hypothetical PH BBANs and the PH country code as inputs to the
           IBAN generation algorithm. Using this method will log a warning
           regarding the hypotheticality of the result.
        """
        logger.warning("Numbers generated by this method are purely hypothetical.")
        return super().iban()