import requests
from config import get_all_plants
from crawlers.cmsolar import fetch_data
from crawlers.base import create_session

def debug_cmsolar():
    plants = get_all_plants()
    target = next((p for p in plants if p['id'] == 'cmsolar-10'), None)
    
    if not target:
        print("Plant 10 not found")
        return

    print(f"Debug target: {target['name']}")
    
    # Manually reproduce fetch_data logic to see raw response
    auth = target.get('auth', {})
    system = target.get('system', {})
    
    login_id = auth.get('login_id', '') # config.py uses login_id? checking cmsolar.py it uses payload_id or auth get directly.
    # config.py for cmsolar-10:
    # 'auth': { 'login_id': 'sy7144', 'login_pw': 'sy7144', 'site_no': '834' }
    
    # cmsolar.py fetch_data:
    # login_id = auth.get('payload_id', '') -> THIS MIGHT BE WRONG if config keys are login_id
    
    # Check config.py again for cmsolar-10 auth keys.
    # Lines 154-158 in config.py:
    # 'auth': { 'login_id': 'sy7144', 'login_pw': 'sy7144', 'site_no': '834' }
    
    # cmsolar.py Lines 20-22:
    # login_id = auth.get('payload_id', '')
    # login_pw = auth.get('payload_pw', '')
    # site_no = auth.get('site_no', '')
    
    # WAIT! 'payload_id' vs 'login_id'. 
    # If the code expects 'payload_id' but config provides 'login_id', then login_id will be empty string.
    # This might be the bug.
    
    print(f"Auth keys in config: {list(auth.keys())}")
    
    # Let's try to run fetch_data and catch exception
    try:
        result = fetch_data(target)
        print(f"Result: {result}")
    except Exception as e:
        print(f"Exception: {e}")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    debug_cmsolar()