require 'spec_helper'

describe 'callbacks for the old DSL' do
  let(:callback) {CallbackOldDsl.new}

  it "should get close callbacks" do
    callback.should_receive(:exit_open).once.ordered
    callback.should_receive(:before).once.ordered
    callback.should_receive(:before_exit_open).once.ordered                   # these should be before the state changes
    callback.should_receive(:before_enter_closed).once.ordered
    callback.should_receive(:enter_closed).once.ordered
    callback.should_receive(:aasm_write_state).once.ordered.and_return(true)  # this is when the state changes
    callback.should_receive(:after_exit_open).once.ordered                    # these should be after the state changes
    callback.should_receive(:after_enter_closed).once.ordered
    callback.should_receive(:after).once.ordered

    callback.close!
  end
end

describe 'callbacks for the new DSL' do
  let(:callback) {CallbackNewDsl.new}

  it "be called in order" do
    callback.should_receive(:exit_open).once.ordered
    callback.should_receive(:before).once.ordered
    callback.should_receive(:before_exit_open).once.ordered                   # these should be before the state changes
    callback.should_receive(:before_enter_closed).once.ordered
    callback.should_receive(:enter_closed).once.ordered
    callback.should_receive(:aasm_write_state).once.ordered.and_return(true)  # this is when the state changes
    callback.should_receive(:after_exit_open).once.ordered                    # these should be after the state changes
    callback.should_receive(:after_enter_closed).once.ordered
    callback.should_receive(:after).once.ordered

    callback.close!
  end
end

describe 'event callbacks' do
  describe "with an error callback defined" do
    before do
      class Foo
        aasm_event :safe_close, :success => :success_callback, :error => :error_callback do
          transitions :to => :closed, :from => [:open]
        end
      end

      @foo = Foo.new
    end

    it "should run error_callback if an exception is raised and error_callback defined" do
      def @foo.error_callback(e); end

      @foo.stub!(:enter).and_raise(e=StandardError.new)
      @foo.should_receive(:error_callback).with(e)

      @foo.safe_close!
    end

    it "should raise NoMethodError if exceptionis raised and error_callback is declared but not defined" do
      @foo.stub!(:enter).and_raise(StandardError)
      lambda{@foo.safe_close!}.should raise_error(NoMethodError)
    end

    it "should propagate an error if no error callback is declared" do
        @foo.stub!(:enter).and_raise("Cannot enter safe")
        lambda{@foo.close!}.should raise_error(StandardError, "Cannot enter safe")
    end
  end

  describe "with aasm_event_fired defined" do
    before do
      @foo = Foo.new
      def @foo.aasm_event_fired(event, from, to); end
    end

    it 'should call it for successful bang fire' do
      @foo.should_receive(:aasm_event_fired).with(:close, :open, :closed)
      @foo.close!
    end

    it 'should call it for successful non-bang fire' do
      @foo.should_receive(:aasm_event_fired)
      @foo.close
    end

    it 'should not call it for failing bang fire' do
      @foo.stub!(:aasm_set_current_state_with_persistence).and_return(false)
      @foo.should_not_receive(:aasm_event_fired)
      @foo.close!
    end
  end

  describe "with aasm_event_failed defined" do
    before do
      @foo = Foo.new
      def @foo.aasm_event_failed(event, from); end
    end

    it 'should call it when transition failed for bang fire' do
      @foo.should_receive(:aasm_event_failed).with(:null, :open)
      lambda {@foo.null!}.should raise_error(AASM::InvalidTransition)
    end

    it 'should call it when transition failed for non-bang fire' do
      @foo.should_receive(:aasm_event_failed).with(:null, :open)
      lambda {@foo.null}.should raise_error(AASM::InvalidTransition)
    end

    it 'should not call it if persist fails for bang fire' do
      @foo.stub!(:aasm_set_current_state_with_persistence).and_return(false)
      @foo.should_receive(:aasm_event_failed)
      @foo.close!
    end
  end
end