react-native-audio-browser 0.2.0-next.3 → 0.2.0-next.30

package/ios/Player/Player.swift

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+import Foundation
+import os.log
+
+#if canImport(NitroModules)
+  import NitroModules
+#endif
+
+/// The player: the playback state machine, the queue, retries, the sleep timer, persistence,
+/// and every decision about loading, seeking and recovering. The media stack under it is a
+/// `PlayerEngine` (AVPlayerEngine in production, a mock in tests), which carries the decisions out
+/// and reports what it observes.
+@MainActor
+final class Player {
+  let logger = Logger(subsystem: "com.audiobrowser", category: "Player")
+
+  // MARK: - Dependencies
+
+  let engine: any PlayerEngine
+  weak var callbacks: PlayerCallbacks?
+
+  let queue = QueueManager()
+  let retry: RetryLoop
+  let sleepTimerManager: SleepTimerManager
+  var deferredSeek = DeferredSeek()
+
+  lazy var volumeFader = VolumeFader(
+    getVolume: { [weak self] in self?.engine.volume ?? 1 },
+    setVolume: { [weak self] level in self?.engine.volume = level },
+  )
+
+  private lazy var progressTimer = PlaybackTimer(
+    isActive: { $0 == .loading || $0 == .buffering || $0 == .playing },
+  ) { [weak self] in
+    guard let self, currentIndex >= 0 else { return }
+    let progressEvent = PlaybackProgressUpdatedEvent(
+      track: Double(currentIndex),
+      position: engine.currentTime,
+      duration: engine.duration,
+      buffered: engine.bufferedPosition,
+    )
+    callbacks?.playerDidUpdateProgress(progressEvent)
+  }
+
+  private lazy var intervalTimer = PlaybackTimer(
+    isActive: { $0 == .playing },
+  ) { [weak self] in
+    self?.callbacks?.playerDidFirePlaybackInterval()
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - State
+
+  private(set) var state: PlaybackState = .none
+  private(set) var errorStatus: ErrorStatus = .none
+
+  /// One track's playback session, which automatic retry reloads keep (glossary: Load).
+  struct Load: Equatable {
+    let id: UInt
+    /// Audio has rendered: retries get the recovery budget, not the first-connect one (ADR 0004).
+    var hasPlayed = false
+    /// The silent primer has run for this load's first failure (ADR 0005).
+    var primedNowPlaying = false
+    /// One of this load's items is in the engine; until then it reports the previous one's position.
+    var itemPrepared = false
+  }
+
+  private(set) var load: Load?
+  private var loadCount: UInt = 0
+
+  /// Starts a Load: a track becoming current, or a restart of this one from a terminal error.
+  /// Fresh retry budgets, no pending seek, unproven playback.
+  func beginLoad() {
+    loadCount &+= 1
+    load = Load(id: loadCount)
+    retry.reset()
+    deferredSeek.reset()
+  }
+
+  /// True the first time this load asks, so the silent primer runs once per load.
+  func claimNowPlayingPrime() -> Bool {
+    guard load?.primedNowPlaying == false else { return false }
+    load?.primedNowPlaying = true
+    return true
+  }
+
+  /// Whether playback should resume when the current audio-session interruption
+  /// ends — set to the play intent captured at interruption start, so we only
+  /// auto-resume if we were actually playing when interrupted.
+  private var shouldResumeAfterInterruption = false
+
+  /// Seconds of continuous audible playback after which the retry budget is
+  /// refilled — proof the stream actually delivered audio, not a brief blip
+  /// (mirrors Android's HEALTHY_PLAYBACK_MS). Without the refill a long-lived
+  /// stream permanently loses retry after its first recovered error, because
+  /// the window/attempt counters otherwise reset only on track change.
+  /// Overridable in tests.
+  var healthyPlaybackDuration: TimeInterval = 20
+
+  /// The pending refill. Readable so tests can await the window instead of
+  /// sleeping past it; only this type arms and cancels it.
+  private(set) var healthyPlaybackTask: Task<Void, Never>?
+
+  /// Playback rate (1.0 = normal speed). A non-positive rate would leave the player unable to
+  /// play, so it is refused here, where every source (JS, remote command, CarPlay, a restored
+  /// snapshot) funnels through. Speed and play intent are independent, as on Android and web.
+  var rate: Float = 1.0 {
+    didSet {
+      guard rate > 0 else {
+        rate = oldValue
+        return
+      }
+      engine.setRate(rate, playing: playWhenReady)
+      persistence.save()
+    }
+  }
+
+  private let persistenceDefaults: UserDefaults
+  private let persistenceSaveInterval: Duration
+  private lazy var persistence = PlaybackPersistence(
+    defaults: persistenceDefaults, saveInterval: persistenceSaveInterval,
+  ) { [unowned self] in
+    currentTrack.map {
+      PlaybackPersistence.snapshot(
+        of: $0, state: state, position: enginePositionIsCurrent ? engine.currentTime : deferredSeek.target ?? 0,
+        repeatMode: repeatMode,
+        shuffleEnabled: shuffleEnabled, rate: rate,
+      )
+    }
+  }
+
+  /// Whether the engine reports this Load's position: not before one of its items is prepared,
+  /// nor while one reloads.
+  private var enginePositionIsCurrent: Bool {
+    state != .loading && load?.itemPrepared == true
+  }
+
+  /// Where a reload resumes this Load.
+  private var resumePosition: TimeInterval? {
+    enginePositionIsCurrent ? engine.resumePosition : deferredSeek.target
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - Track State (for active track changed events)
+
+  var lastIndex: Int = -1
+  var lastTrack: Track?
+
+  // MARK: - Queue Forwarding Properties
+
+  var tracks: [Track] { queue.tracks }
+  var currentIndex: Int { queue.currentIndex }
+  var currentTrack: Track? { queue.currentTrack }
+  var queueSourcePath: String? { queue.queueSourcePath }
+  var nextTracks: [Track] { queue.nextTracks }
+  var previousTracks: [Track] { queue.previousTracks }
+  var isLastInPlaybackOrder: Bool { queue.isLastInPlaybackOrder }
+  var canNext: Bool { queue.canNext }
+  var currentTime: Double { engine.currentTime }
+  var nitroPlaybackError: PlaybackError? { errorStatus.nitroError }
+  var sleepTimer: SleepTimerState? { sleepTimerManager.get() }
+  var canPrevious: Bool { queue.canPrevious }
+
+  /// The repeat mode for the queue player.
+  var repeatMode: RepeatMode {
+    get { queue.repeatMode }
+    set {
+      guard queue.repeatMode != newValue else { return }
+      queue.repeatMode = newValue
+      engine.updateRemoteRepeatMode(newValue)
+      // Persisted on each change, or a mode toggled while paused would miss the resume snapshot.
+      persistence.save()
+      pushSkipAvailability() // repeat-all wrap changes next/previous availability
+      callbacks?.playerDidChangeRepeatMode(
+        RepeatModeChangedEvent(repeatMode: newValue),
+      )
+    }
+  }
+
+  /// Whether shuffle mode is enabled.
+  var shuffleEnabled: Bool {
+    get { queue.shuffleEnabled }
+    set {
+      guard queue.shuffleEnabled != newValue else { return }
+      queue.shuffleEnabled = newValue
+      engine.updateRemoteShuffleMode(newValue)
+      persistence.save()
+      pushSkipAvailability() // shuffle reorders playback → boundary changes
+      callbacks?.playerDidChangeShuffleEnabled(newValue)
+    }
+  }
+
+  /// Pushes current next/previous availability to the remote command center so
+  /// CarPlay / lock-screen grey out the buttons when there's nowhere to skip.
+  private func pushSkipAvailability() {
+    engine.updateSkipAvailability(canNext: queue.canNext, canPrevious: queue.canPrevious)
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - playWhenReady
+
+  /// The intent to play, applied through `setPlayWhenReady`.
+  private(set) var playWhenReady = false
+
+  func setPlayWhenReady(_ newValue: Bool) {
+    let changed = newValue != playWhenReady
+    playWhenReady = newValue
+    // A play during an interruption takes ownership of the intent: the user's later pause must
+    // not be overridden by auto-resume. (handleInterruptionEnded consumes its flag first.)
+    if newValue { shouldResumeAfterInterruption = false }
+
+    // Terminal states need a reload, not a bare play(): the item is gone (.stopped/.error) or
+    // parked at its end (.ended), where startPlayback() is a silent no-op. Only .error resumes
+    // from the last position.
+    if newValue, state == .error || state == .stopped || state == .ended {
+      // Re-resolve rather than replay the cached URL: play-from-.error typically comes long
+      // after the failure, when a signed URL has expired.
+      reloadResolving(startFromCurrentTime: state == .error)
+    }
+    if state != .loading {
+      if newValue { engine.play() } else { engine.pause() }
+    }
+
+    guard changed else { return }
+    // An explicit pause during the sleep fade is the timer's goal arriving early: clear the
+    // timer (restores the pre-fade volume via onFadeCancel).
+    if !newValue, volumeFader.isActive { sleepTimerManager.clear() }
+    publish()
+    evaluateSessionRelease()
+  }
+
+  /// Playing with intent, in a state that can play; buffering while loading or rebuffering.
+  static func playingState(playWhenReady: Bool, state: PlaybackState) -> PlayingState {
+    PlayingState(
+      playing: playWhenReady && ![.error, .ended, .none, .stopped].contains(state),
+      buffering: playWhenReady && (state == .loading || state == .buffering),
+    )
+  }
+
+  var playingState: PlayingState {
+    Self.playingState(playWhenReady: playWhenReady, state: state)
+  }
+
+  var playbackActive: Bool {
+    switch state {
+    case .none, .stopped, .ended, .error:
+      false
+    default: true
+    }
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - Init
+
+  /// - Parameters:
+  ///   - persistenceDefaults: Where the resume snapshot is kept.
+  ///   - persistenceSaveInterval: How often the snapshot is saved while the play intent is active.
+  init(
+    engine: any PlayerEngine,
+    retry: RetryLoop = RetryLoop(),
+    sleepTimerManager: SleepTimerManager = SleepTimerManager(),
+    persistenceDefaults: UserDefaults = PlaybackPersistence.standardDefaults,
+    persistenceSaveInterval: Duration = .seconds(5),
+  ) {
+    self.engine = engine
+    self.retry = retry
+    self.sleepTimerManager = sleepTimerManager
+    self.persistenceDefaults = persistenceDefaults
+    self.persistenceSaveInterval = persistenceSaveInterval
+    engine.onEvent = { [weak self] in self?.engineDidEmit($0) }
+
+    // Configure sleep timer
+    sleepTimerManager.onComplete = { [weak self] in
+      guard let self else { return }
+      self.volumeFader.resolve { self.pause() }
+    }
+    sleepTimerManager.onFadeStart = { [weak self] duration in
+      self?.volumeFader.start(duration: duration)
+    }
+    sleepTimerManager.onFadeCancel = { [weak self] in
+      self?.volumeFader.cancel(restoringVolume: true)
+    }
+    sleepTimerManager.onChanged = { [weak self] in self?.callbacks?.playerDidChangeSleepTimer($0) }
+
+    retry.onError = { [weak self] error in
+      self?.transition(.errorOccurred(error))
+    }
+    retry.onRetryingError = { [weak self] error in
+      self?.reportRetryingError(error)
+    }
+    retry.onRetry = { [weak self] startFromCurrentTime in
+      // Re-resolve: a retry may be recovering from an expired short-lived URL or token.
+      self?.reloadResolving(startFromCurrentTime: startFromCurrentTime)
+    }
+    retry.shouldRetry = { [weak self] in self?.playWhenReady ?? false }
+    retry.hasPlayed = { [weak self] in self?.load?.hasPlayed ?? false }
+  }
+
+  /// Surfaces a failure the retry loop is still working on: attached to the
+  /// current (non-terminal) state so UIs can show the cause over the spinner.
+  /// Not a state transition — the state machine never sees it — and not a
+  /// `playerDidError`, which stays reserved for terminal errors.
+  private func reportRetryingError(_ error: TrackPlayerError.PlaybackError) {
+    // Only attach while the failure is what the listener is looking at (matches
+    // Android). During .playing buffered audio is still audibly fine — the
+    // advisory would replace the song line over working sound — and a
+    // terminal/stopped state must not regain an advisory error.
+    guard state == .loading || state == .buffering || state == .paused else { return }
+    // Each failed attempt re-reports; identical repeats add nothing.
+    errorStatus = .retrying(error)
+    publish()
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - Playback State Machine
+
+  func transition(_ event: PlaybackEvent) {
+    guard let newState = nextPlaybackState(from: state, on: event) else { return }
+
+    // Allow error-to-error transitions to update the error and emit callbacks,
+    // even though the state enum value doesn't change.
+    if newState == state, case let .errorOccurred(error) = event {
+      errorStatus = .terminal(error)
+      published.errorStatus = .none // each terminal report reaches JS, a repeat included
+      publish()
+      return
+    }
+
+    guard newState != state else { return }
+    let oldState = state
+    state = newState
+    applySideEffects(old: oldState, new: newState, event: event)
+    publish()
+    // While nothing plays, no periodic save runs: every transition rewrites the snapshot, so it
+    // never keeps a position from before a track change or a seek.
+    if !(playbackActive && playWhenReady) { persistence.save() }
+    // Repeat modes never end the queue (matches web's endsQueue()): a repeat-track pause at the
+    // track boundary (e.g. the end-of-track sleep timer) must not read as "playlist over".
+    if newState == .ended, isLastInPlaybackOrder, repeatMode == .off {
+      callbacks?.playerDidEndQueue(
+        PlaybackQueueEndedEvent(track: Double(currentIndex), position: engine.currentTime),
+      )
+    }
+  }
+
+  private struct Published: Equatable {
+    var state = PlaybackState.none
+    var errorStatus = ErrorStatus.none
+    var playWhenReady = false
+    var playing = false
+    var buffering = false
+    var playIntentActive = false
+  }
+
+  private var published = Published()
+
+  /// Emits what changed since the last publish, in order: the play intent, the playing state,
+  /// the playback (state and error), the terminal error, the active play intent. The one place
+  /// these leave the Player, so each goes out once per change.
+  private func publish() {
+    let playing = playingState
+    let now = Published(
+      state: state, errorStatus: errorStatus, playWhenReady: playWhenReady,
+      playing: playing.playing, buffering: playing.buffering,
+      playIntentActive: playbackActive && playWhenReady,
+    )
+    let old = published
+    guard now != old else { return }
+    published = now
+    if now.playWhenReady != old.playWhenReady {
+      callbacks?.playerDidChangePlayWhenReady(now.playWhenReady)
+    }
+    if now.playing != old.playing || now.buffering != old.buffering {
+      callbacks?.playerDidChangePlayingState(playing)
+    }
+    if now.state != old.state || now.errorStatus != old.errorStatus {
+      callbacks?.playerDidChangePlayback(Playback(state: now.state, error: now.errorStatus.nitroError))
+    }
+    let erred = now.state == .error, wasErred = old.state == .error
+    if erred != wasErred || (erred && now.errorStatus != old.errorStatus) {
+      callbacks?.playerDidError(PlaybackErrorEvent(error: now.errorStatus.nitroError))
+    }
+    if now.playIntentActive != old.playIntentActive {
+      persistence.playIntentDidChange(active: now.playIntentActive)
+    }
+  }
+
+  private func applySideEffects(old: PlaybackState, new: PlaybackState, event: PlaybackEvent) {
+    // Error lifecycle. A retrying error rides along through loading/buffering, but any state
+    // that proves recovery (.ready/.playing: data flowed) or abandons the attempt
+    // (.stopped/.none/.ended) clears it. Runs before publish, so the emitted Playback
+    // is already clean.
+    if case let .errorOccurred(error) = event {
+      errorStatus = .terminal(error)
+    } else if old == .error || (errorStatus.isRetrying && new != .loading && new != .buffering && new != .paused) {
+      errorStatus = .none
+    }
+
+    // Retry-budget refill: sustained audible playback proves the stream
+    // recovered, so the next error starts a fresh retry window. Leaving
+    // .playing before the threshold cancels the pending refill.
+    if new == .playing {
+      healthyPlaybackTask?.cancel()
+      healthyPlaybackTask = Task { [weak self] in
+        guard let self else { return }
+        try? await Task.sleep(nanoseconds: UInt64(healthyPlaybackDuration * 1_000_000_000))
+        guard !Task.isCancelled else { return }
+        // Refill only between episodes: reset() cancels a pending retry,
+        // which would silently kill an in-flight reconnect.
+        guard retry.pendingTask == nil else { return }
+        retry.reset()
+      }
+    } else if old == .playing {
+      healthyPlaybackTask?.cancel()
+      healthyPlaybackTask = nil
+    }
+
+    // State-specific effects
+    switch new {
+    case .ready:
+      engine.applyTimePitchAlgorithm()
+      if playWhenReady { engine.play() }
+    case .loading:
+      engine.applyTimePitchAlgorithm()
+    case .ended:
+      // A natural end exhausts the play intent — nothing is left to play.
+      // Keeping playWhenReady true would invert the play/pause toggle, hold
+      // the audio session forever (release is intent-gated), and arm
+      // interruption auto-resume into silence. The setter also requests the
+      // session release.
+      setPlayWhenReady(false)
+    default: break
+    }
+
+    progressTimer.onPlaybackStateChanged(new)
+    intervalTimer.onPlaybackStateChanged(new)
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - Observer Context Guards
+
+  func avPlayerDidChangeTimeControlStatus(_ status: PlayerTimeControlStatus) {
+    // During loading, ignore stale timeControlStatus changes from old items.
+    if state == .loading { return }
+
+    switch status {
+    case .paused:
+      let currentState = state
+      let currentTime = engine.currentTime
+      let duration = engine.duration
+      // Ignore pauses when near track end
+      let nearTrackEnd = currentTime >= duration - 0.5 && duration > 0
+
+      if nearTrackEnd {
+        // Ignore - track completion will be handled by handleTrackDidPlayToEndTime
+      } else if !engine.hasLoadedAsset, currentState != .stopped {
+        transition(.avPlayerPaused(hasAsset: false))
+      } else if currentState != .error, currentState != .stopped {
+        if !playWhenReady {
+          transition(.avPlayerPaused(hasAsset: true))
+        }
+      }
+    case .waitingToPlayAtSpecifiedRate:
+      if engine.hasLoadedAsset {
+        transition(.avPlayerWaiting)
+      }
+    case .playing:
+      transition(.avPlayerPlaying)
+    }
+  }
+
+  func audioDidStart() {
+    load?.hasPlayed = true
+    // Don't override loading state
+    if state == .loading { return }
+    transition(.audioFrameDecoded)
+  }
+
+  func avItemDidUpdatePlaybackLikelyToKeepUp(_ playbackLikelyToKeepUp: Bool) {
+    guard playbackLikelyToKeepUp else { return }
+    guard engine.hasLoadedAsset else { return }
+
+    if !deferredSeek.defersReady, state != .playing {
+      logger.debug("avItemDidUpdatePlaybackLikelyToKeepUp → .ready")
+      transition(.bufferingSufficient)
+    }
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - Player Actions
+
+  func play() {
+    setPlayWhenReady(true)
+  }
+
+  func pause() {
+    setPlayWhenReady(false)
+  }
+
+  func togglePlayback() {
+    setPlayWhenReady(!playWhenReady)
+  }
+
+  func stop() {
+    // Cancel before the intent drop: a surviving retry would surface .error
+    // over the stop, and a pending task blocks the session release below.
+    retry.cancel()
+    // A stop is terminal — interruption-end must not resume over it.
+    shouldResumeAfterInterruption = false
+    transition(.stopped)
+    setPlayWhenReady(false)
+    if currentTrack?.live != true { seek(to: 0) }
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - Audio Session Interruptions
+
+  /// The active output route disappeared (headphones unplugged, Bluetooth
+  /// speaker off). A deliberate output loss: drop the intent and any pending
+  /// interruption auto-resume, so a call ending can't blast the built-in
+  /// speaker.
+  func handleRouteDisconnected() {
+    shouldResumeAfterInterruption = false
+    pause()
+  }
+
+  /// An audio-session interruption began (a phone call, or another app such as
+  /// Music/Spotify taking over playback). iOS has already paused our AVPlayer,
+  /// but that pause arrives as a `timeControlStatus` change that's swallowed
+  /// while `playWhenReady` is still true — so the state would otherwise stay
+  /// `.playing` and any UI driven by it stays stuck. Drop the play intent and
+  /// force the paused state, independent of notification delivery order.
+  func handleInterruptionBegan() {
+    // OR: a nested interruption's second .began sees the already-paused
+    // intent and must not wipe the flag the first one captured.
+    shouldResumeAfterInterruption = shouldResumeAfterInterruption || playWhenReady
+    pause()
+    if playbackActive, state != .loading {
+      transition(.avPlayerPaused(hasAsset: engine.hasLoadedAsset))
+    }
+  }
+
+  /// Whether an interruption-end will resume playback — the intent captured at
+  /// interruption start. Lets the host gate side effects that must precede the
+  /// resume (audio-session reactivation) on whether one will actually happen.
+  var willResumeAfterInterruption: Bool { shouldResumeAfterInterruption }
+
+  /// An audio-session interruption ended. Resume only if we were playing when it
+  /// began and the system indicates resumption is appropriate (`shouldResume`).
+  func handleInterruptionEnded(shouldResume: Bool) {
+    guard shouldResumeAfterInterruption else { return }
+    shouldResumeAfterInterruption = false
+    if shouldResume {
+      play()
+    } else {
+      // Interruption ended and we're staying paused: the session can be released now.
+      evaluateSessionRelease()
+    }
+  }
+
+  /// Requests an audio-session release when playback is deliberately stopped: play intent is off,
+  /// it isn't an interruption-driven pause (those resume — `shouldResumeAfterInterruption` is set
+  /// before the interruption's `pause()`, so this skips it), and no retry is pending (a live-stream
+  /// reconnect keeps `playWhenReady` true and must keep the session). The host debounces and cancels
+  /// on the next activation, so a quick pause→resume never actually releases.
+  private func evaluateSessionRelease() {
+    guard !playWhenReady,
+          !shouldResumeAfterInterruption,
+          retry.pendingTask == nil
+    else { return }
+    callbacks?.playerShouldReleaseSession()
+  }
+
+  func getPlayback() -> Playback {
+    Playback(state: state, error: errorStatus.nitroError)
+  }
+
+  /// Handles the `playWhenReady` setting while executing a given action.
+  func handlePlayWhenReady(_ playWhenReady: Bool?, action: () throws -> Void) rethrows {
+    if playWhenReady == false { setPlayWhenReady(false) }
+    try action()
+    if playWhenReady == true { setPlayWhenReady(true) }
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - Queue Methods
+
+  func load(_ track: Track, playWhenReady: Bool? = nil) {
+    handlePlayWhenReady(playWhenReady) {
+      if queue.currentIndex == -1 {
+        afterQueueMutation(queue.add([track], initialIndex: 0))
+      } else {
+        // `currentIndex` is invariantly -1 or in bounds, and -1 took the branch
+        // above, so this cannot fail — but surface it rather than reloading the
+        // old track if that invariant is ever broken.
+        do {
+          try queue.replace(queue.currentIndex, track)
+          afterQueueMutation(.tracksAndCurrent)
+        } catch {
+          logger.error("load: replace at \(self.queue.currentIndex) failed: \(error)")
+        }
+      }
+    }
+  }
+
+  func replace(_ index: Int, _ track: Track) throws {
+    try afterQueueMutation(queue.replace(index, track))
+  }
+
+  func setQueue(
+    _ newTracks: [Track],
+    initialIndex: Int = 0,
+    startPositionMs: Double? = nil,
+    playWhenReady: Bool? = nil,
+    sourcePath: String? = nil,
+  ) {
+    guard !newTracks.isEmpty else {
+      clear()
+      return
+    }
+    handlePlayWhenReady(playWhenReady) {
+      afterQueueMutation(
+        queue.setQueue(newTracks, initialIndex: initialIndex, sourcePath: sourcePath),
+        startingAt: startPositionMs.flatMap { $0 > 0 ? $0 / 1000 : nil },
+      )
+    }
+  }
+
+  func add(_ tracks: [Track], initialIndex: Int? = nil, playWhenReady: Bool? = nil) {
+    handlePlayWhenReady(playWhenReady) {
+      afterQueueMutation(queue.add(tracks, initialIndex: initialIndex ?? 0))
+    }
+  }
+
+  func add(_ tracks: [Track], at index: Int) throws {
+    try afterQueueMutation(queue.addAt(tracks, at: index))
+  }
+
+  func next() {
+    let result = queue.next()
+    switch result {
+    case .trackChanged: handleCurrentTrackChanged()
+    case .sameTrackReplay: if playWhenReady { replay() }
+    case .noChange: break
+    }
+  }
+
+  func previous() {
+    let result = queue.previous()
+    switch result {
+    case .trackChanged: handleCurrentTrackChanged()
+    case .sameTrackReplay: if playWhenReady { replay() }
+    case .noChange: break
+    }
+  }
+
+  func remove(_ index: Int) throws {
+    try afterQueueMutation(queue.remove(index))
+  }
+
+  func skipTo(_ index: Int, playWhenReady: Bool? = nil) throws {
+    try handlePlayWhenReady(playWhenReady) {
+      if index == queue.currentIndex {
+        seek(to: 0)
+      } else {
+        try queue.skipTo(index)
+        handleCurrentTrackChanged()
+      }
+    }
+  }
+
+  func move(fromIndex: Int, toIndex: Int) throws {
+    try afterQueueMutation(queue.move(fromIndex: fromIndex, toIndex: toIndex))
+  }
+
+  func removeUpcomingTracks() {
+    afterQueueMutation(queue.removeUpcomingTracks())
+  }
+
+  func replay() {
+    seek(to: 0) { [weak self] succeeded in
+      if succeeded { self?.play() }
+    }
+  }
+
+  /// The one place a settled queue mutation is published: the new track list, then the
+  /// current-track change, then next/previous availability.
+  private func afterQueueMutation(_ change: QueueChange, startingAt start: TimeInterval? = nil) {
+    if change.tracks { callbacks?.playerDidChangeQueue(queue.tracks) }
+    if change.currentTrack {
+      handleCurrentTrackChanged(startingAt: start)
+    } else if change.tracks {
+      pushSkipAvailability()
+    }
+  }
+
+  func clear() {
+    afterQueueMutation(queue.clear())
+    unload()
+    engine.clearNowPlaying()
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - Track Loading
+
+  func handleTrackDidPlayToEndTime() {
+    sleepTimerManager.onTrackPlayedToEnd()
+
+    if repeatMode == .track {
+      // The end-of-track sleep pause lands just above and clears the intent;
+      // without it, settle in .ended (where play() reloads) instead of
+      // replaying past the sleep timer.
+      if playWhenReady {
+        replay()
+      } else {
+        transition(.trackEndedNaturally)
+      }
+    } else if repeatMode == .queue || !isLastInPlaybackOrder {
+      next()
+    } else {
+      transition(.trackEndedNaturally)
+    }
+  }
+
+  /// Loads the new current track. `start` is held as the deferred seek, so the ready transition
+  /// waits for it (no flash at 0) and the snapshot saved on the way records it.
+  func handleCurrentTrackChanged(startingAt start: TimeInterval? = nil) {
+    defer { pushSkipAvailability() }
+    sleepTimerManager.onTrackChanged()
+
+    engine.cancelLoading()
+    beginLoad()
+    if let start { deferredSeek.capture(start) }
+
+    if errorStatus != .none {
+      errorStatus = .none
+      // Already .loading, the .trackLoading transition below won't fire: publish the clear here,
+      // or the old track's error lingers over the new one's spinner. In any other state the
+      // transition publishes it, with the state it belongs to.
+      if state == .loading { publish() }
+    }
+
+    let lastPosition = engine.currentTime
+    let shouldContinuePlayback = playWhenReady
+    if let currentTrack {
+      engine.stopObservingItem()
+      engine.pause()
+
+      // Set loading state before playWhenReady so the setter's guard
+      // prevents a no-op startPlayback() on the now-nil item.
+      transition(.trackLoading)
+
+      // Ensure playWhenReady is set before loading to preserve playback state
+      setPlayWhenReady(shouldContinuePlayback)
+
+      engine.loadNowPlayingMetadata(for: currentTrack)
+      persistence.save()
+
+      // Validate source URL before handing off to MediaLoader
+      guard let src = currentTrack.src else {
+        logger.error("Failed to load track - no src")
+        logger.error("  track.title: \(currentTrack.title)")
+        logger.error("  track.path: \(currentTrack.path ?? "nil")")
+        clearItem()
+        transition(.errorOccurred(.invalidSourceUrl("nil")))
+        return
+      }
+
+      logger.debug("Loading track: \(currentTrack.title)")
+      logger.debug("  track.path: \(currentTrack.path ?? "nil")")
+      logger.debug("  track.src: \(src)")
+
+      engine.resolveAndLoad(src: src, track: currentTrack)
+    } else {
+      unload()
+      engine.clearNowPlaying()
+    }
+
+    let eventData = PlaybackActiveTrackChangedEvent(
+      lastIndex: lastIndex == -1 ? nil : Double(lastIndex),
+      lastTrack: lastTrack,
+      lastPosition: lastPosition,
+      index: currentIndex == -1 ? nil : Double(currentIndex),
+      track: currentTrack,
+    )
+    callbacks?.playerDidChangeActiveTrack(eventData)
+    lastTrack = currentTrack
+    lastIndex = currentIndex
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - Seeking
+
+  /// Seeks the current item. While loading, the target is held until the item is ready and the
+  /// ready transition waits for it (`DeferredSeek`); `completion` then reports false at once.
+  func seek(to seconds: TimeInterval, completion: @escaping @MainActor (Bool) -> Void = { _ in }) {
+    if state == .loading {
+      deferredSeek.capture(seconds)
+      completion(false)
+    } else if engine.hasItem {
+      seekItem(to: seconds, completion: completion)
+    } else {
+      completion(false)
+    }
+  }
+
+  func seek(by offset: TimeInterval) {
+    if state == .loading {
+      seek(to: (deferredSeek.target ?? 0) + offset)
+    } else if engine.hasItem {
+      seek(to: engine.currentTime + offset)
+    }
+  }
+
+  /// Jumps to the live edge: the end of the seekable window when there is one; without one
+  /// (ICY) there is nothing to seek within, so it reconnects. No-op for a track that isn't live.
+  func seekToLiveEdge() {
+    guard currentTrack?.live == true, engine.hasItem else { return }
+    if let edge = engine.liveEdge {
+      engine.seek(to: edge) { _ in }
+    } else {
+      reloadResolving(startFromCurrentTime: false)
+    }
+  }
+
+  /// A completion arriving after a track change belongs to the old item, and reports false
+  /// without touching the new one's deferred seek.
+  private func seekItem(to seconds: TimeInterval, completion: @escaping @MainActor (Bool) -> Void) {
+    let generation = deferredSeek.generation
+    engine.seek(to: seconds) { [weak self] finished in
+      guard let self, deferredSeek.generation == generation else {
+        completion(false)
+        return
+      }
+      seekDidLand(at: seconds, finished: finished)
+      completion(finished)
+    }
+  }
+
+  /// Issues the deferred seek if one is pending; true when it did, so ready waits for it.
+  private func beginDeferredSeek() -> Bool {
+    guard let time = deferredSeek.begin() else { return false }
+    seekItem(to: time) { _ in }
+    return true
+  }
+
+  private func seekDidLand(at seconds: TimeInterval, finished: Bool) {
+    switch deferredSeek.land() {
+    case .done:
+      if state == .loading {
+        logger.debug("[loadSeek] seek landed at \(seconds)s (finished=\(finished)) → .ready")
+        transition(.loadSeekCompleted)
+      }
+    case let .reseek(time):
+      seekItem(to: time) { _ in }
+    case .none:
+      break
+    }
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - Reloading
+
+  /// Loads the current track again, re-running the media-URL resolver, so a consumer whose
+  /// resolver mints short-lived URLs or tokens recovers once they expire. A track without a `src`
+  /// fails as an invalid source; with no current track, nothing loads.
+  func reloadResolving(startFromCurrentTime: Bool) {
+    guard let track = currentTrack else { return }
+    guard let src = track.src else {
+      transition(.errorOccurred(.invalidSourceUrl("nil")))
+      return
+    }
+    prepareForReload(resumingAt: startFromCurrentTime ? resumePosition : nil)
+    engine.resolveAndLoad(src: src, track: track)
+  }
+
+  /// A restart from a terminal error begins a new Load on a new AVPlayer; automatic retries
+  /// never get here in .error, since the retry loop keeps the state non-terminal. `time` is held
+  /// as the deferred seek before the loading transition saves the snapshot.
+  private func prepareForReload(resumingAt time: TimeInterval?) {
+    if state == .error {
+      beginLoad()
+      clearItem()
+      engine.recreate()
+    } else {
+      engine.cancelLoading()
+      engine.dropAsset()
+      engine.pause()
+    }
+    if let time { deferredSeek.capture(time) }
+    transition(.trackLoading)
+  }
+
+  private func clearItem() {
+    engine.clearItem()
+    deferredSeek.reset()
+  }
+
+  private func unload() {
+    clearItem()
+    transition(.trackUnloaded)
+  }
+
+  /// Recovers from a media-services reset: every AVPlayer and session handle is invalid, so a
+  /// new player reloads the current track, keeping the play intent, so a live stream reconnects
+  /// instead of going silent. No-op when nothing is loaded.
+  func mediaServicesWereReset() {
+    guard currentTrack != nil else { return }
+    logger.info("Media services were reset — recreating player and reloading current track")
+    clearItem()
+    engine.recreate()
+    reloadResolving(startFromCurrentTime: false)
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - Engine Events
+
+  private func engineDidEmit(_ event: EngineEvent) {
+    switch event {
+    case let .itemPrepared(likelyToKeepUp):
+      load?.itemPrepared = true
+      if playWhenReady { engine.play() }
+      if !beginDeferredSeek(), likelyToKeepUp { avItemDidUpdatePlaybackLikelyToKeepUp(true) }
+    case let .loadFailed(error):
+      primeNowPlayingIfNeeded()
+      retry.handleError(error, context: .mediaLoad)
+    case .unplayable:
+      primeNowPlayingIfNeeded()
+      transition(.errorOccurred(.trackWasUnplayable))
+    case let .invalidSource(url):
+      primeNowPlayingIfNeeded()
+      transition(.errorOccurred(.invalidSourceUrl(url)))
+    case let .failed(error, httpStatusCode):
+      retry.handleError(error, context: .playback, httpStatusCode: httpStatusCode)
+    case let .likelyToKeepUp(isLikely):
+      guard isLikely, engine.hasItem else { return }
+      if beginDeferredSeek() { return }
+      avItemDidUpdatePlaybackLikelyToKeepUp(isLikely)
+    case let .timeControlStatus(status, waitingForNoItem):
+      recoverIfAirPlayStalled(transitioningTo: status, waitingForNoItem: waitingForNoItem)
+      avPlayerDidChangeTimeControlStatus(status)
+    case .audioDidStart:
+      audioDidStart()
+    case .playedToEnd:
+      itemDidPlayToEnd()
+    case .stalled:
+      // Nudge, don't reconnect: a genuine drop is recovered by the retry and network paths.
+      recoverFromStall(reconnectIfLive: false)
+    }
+  }
+
+  /// A failed load renders no audio, and without it iOS never elects the app onto the
+  /// now-playing surfaces (ADR 0005). Once per load: one burst either elects it or never will.
+  private func primeNowPlayingIfNeeded() {
+    guard playWhenReady, claimNowPlayingPrime() else { return }
+    engine.primeNowPlaying()
+  }
+
+  /// A genuine end advances the queue; a dropped live stream or an underrun reported as an end
+  /// is recovered instead (see `EndOfTrackJudgement`).
+  private func itemDidPlayToEnd() {
+    let judgement = EndOfTrackJudgement(
+      isLive: currentTrack?.live == true,
+      currentTime: engine.currentTime,
+      duration: engine.duration,
+    )
+    switch judgement.outcome {
+    case .ended: handleTrackDidPlayToEndTime()
+    case .stalled: recoverFromStall(reconnectIfLive: true)
+    }
+  }
+
+  /// Recovers from a stall while the play intent holds: a live stream that ran out of data
+  /// (`reconnectIfLive`) rejoins the edge; otherwise play() un-parks AVPlayer from waiting.
+  private func recoverFromStall(reconnectIfLive: Bool) {
+    guard playWhenReady else { return }
+    if reconnectIfLive, currentTrack?.live == true {
+      seekToLiveEdge()
+    } else {
+      engine.play()
+    }
+  }
+
+  private var previousTimeControlStatus: PlayerTimeControlStatus?
+  private var previousWaitingForNoItem = false
+
+  /// AVPlayer can strand itself in .paused after a `.noItemToPlay` wait over AirPlay while the
+  /// intent is to play: play() is re-issued on exactly that transition.
+  private func recoverIfAirPlayStalled(transitioningTo current: PlayerTimeControlStatus, waitingForNoItem: Bool) {
+    let stalled = AirPlayStallJudgement(
+      previous: previousTimeControlStatus,
+      current: current,
+      previousWaitingReasonWasNoItemToPlay: previousWaitingForNoItem,
+      isAirPlay: engine.isAirPlayRoute,
+      playWhenReady: playWhenReady,
+    ).shouldNudge
+    previousTimeControlStatus = current
+    previousWaitingForNoItem = current == .waitingToPlayAtSpecifiedRate && waitingForNoItem
+    if stalled {
+      logger.info("AirPlay waiting→paused stall detected — nudging play()")
+      engine.play()
+    }
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - Connectivity
+
+  /// Re-establishes a stalled stream when connectivity returns. AVPlayer doesn't reliably report
+  /// a live stream's mid-stream drop as a failure: it waits with no error, so the retry loop
+  /// never engages. Only while stalled (.buffering) with play intent, so a pause or a retry that
+  /// gave up isn't resumed; and not while the retry loop is itself waiting for the network,
+  /// which owns that reload.
+  func networkDidReturn() {
+    guard playWhenReady, state == .buffering, !retry.isWaitingForNetwork else { return }
+    logger.info("Connectivity restored while stalled — re-resolving to reconnect")
+    reloadResolving(startFromCurrentTime: true)
+  }
+
+  /// Time playback must have progressed before a buffer dip counts as a stall, so the initial
+  /// connect or a seek doesn't read as one.
+  private static let stallGraceSeconds: TimeInterval = 0.5
+
+  /// Ongoing playback is waiting for data. Mirrors Android's `stalled`, which ExoPlayer
+  /// distinguishes natively; iOS has no rebuffer-vs-initial signal.
+  var isStalled: Bool {
+    guard engine.hasItem else { return false }
+    return engine.currentTime > Self.stallGraceSeconds && playWhenReady && !engine.isPlaybackLikelyToKeepUp
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - Resume
+
+  /// The last persisted session; nil when nothing was persisted, or its track has since become
+  /// `disabled`, which never plays.
+  func persistedSession() -> PersistedPlaybackState? {
+    guard let snapshot = persistence.load() else {
+      logger.error("resume: nothing persisted")
+      return nil
+    }
+    guard snapshot.track.disabled != true else {
+      logger.info("resume: persisted track is disabled — refusing")
+      return nil
+    }
+    return snapshot
+  }
+
+  /// Plays a persisted session (a cold-start resume): its settings, then its queue — `expanded`,
+  /// the expansion of the track's contextual path, or the track alone.
+  func resume(_ snapshot: PersistedPlaybackState, queue expanded: (tracks: [Track], selectedIndex: Int)?) {
+    let track = snapshot.track.toNitro()
+    logger.info("resume: cold — restoring persisted track")
+    // Settings first: `setQueue` builds the shuffle order, and the mode events then precede the
+    // queue change, as on Android.
+    repeatMode = RepeatMode(fromString: snapshot.repeatMode) ?? .off
+    shuffleEnabled = snapshot.shuffleEnabled
+    rate = snapshot.playbackSpeed
+    let startMs = track.live == true ? nil : snapshot.positionMs
+    if let expanded {
+      setQueue(expanded.tracks, initialIndex: expanded.selectedIndex, startPositionMs: startMs, playWhenReady: true)
+    } else {
+      setQueue([track], initialIndex: 0, startPositionMs: startMs, playWhenReady: true)
+    }
+  }
+
+  /// Plays what `TrackSelector` resolved a picked track to.
+  func execute(_ intent: TrackSelector.PlaybackIntent) {
+    switch intent {
+    case let .skipTo(index):
+      do {
+        try skipTo(index, playWhenReady: true)
+      } catch {
+        logger.error("Failed to skip to track at index \(index): \(error)")
+      }
+    case let .setQueue(tracks, startIndex, sourcePath):
+      setQueue(tracks, initialIndex: startIndex, playWhenReady: true, sourcePath: sourcePath)
+    case let .loadTrack(track):
+      load(track, playWhenReady: true)
+    }
+  }
+
+  // MARK: - Progress Updates
+
+  func setProgressUpdateInterval(_ interval: TimeInterval?) {
+    progressTimer.setInterval(interval)
+  }
+
+  func setPlaybackIntervalEnabled(_ enabled: Bool) {
+    intervalTimer.setInterval(enabled ? 1 : nil)
+  }
+}
+
+// MARK: - TrackSelectionPlayer
+
+extension Player: TrackSelectionPlayer {}