from .symbology_object import SymbologyObject

class ParseMana(SymbologyObject):
    """
    symbology/parse-mana

    Positional arguments:
        cost : str ....................... The given mana cost you want. (`RUG`)

    Optional arguments:
        All arguments are inherited from SymbologyObject

    Attributes:
        object : str ...... Returns the type of object it is. (card, error, etc)
        mana_cost : str ............................... The formatted mana cost.
        cmc : float ....................... The converted mana cost of the card.
        colors : list ................... A list of all colors in the mana cost.
        colorless : bool ................... True if the mana cost is colorless.
        monocolored : bool .............. True if the mana cost is mono colored.
        multicolored : bool ...... True if the mana cost is a multicolored cost.

    Example usage:
        >>> mana = scrython.symbology.ParseMana(cost="xcug")
        >>> mana.colors()
    """
    def __init__(self, cost):
        self.cost = cost
        self.url = 'symbology/parse-mana?cost=' + self.cost
        super(ParseMana, self).__init__(self.url)

    def object(self):
        super(ParseMana, self)._checkForKey('object')

        return self.scryfallJson['object']

    def mana_cost(self):
        super(ParseMana, self)._checkForKey('cost')

        return self.scryfallJson['cost']

    def cmc(self):
        super(ParseMana, self)._checkForKey('cmc')

        return self.scryfallJson['cmc']

    def colors(self):
        super(ParseMana, self)._checkForKey('colors')

        return self.scryfallJson['colors']

    def colorless(self):
        super(ParseMana, self)._checkForKey('colorless')

        return self.scryfallJson['colorless']

    def monocolored(self):
        super(ParseMana, self)._checkForKey('monocolored')

        return self.scryfallJson['monocolored']

    def multicolored(self):
        super(ParseMana, self)._checkForKey('multicolored')

        return self.scryfallJson['multicolored']