require File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/spec_helper')

describe "AwesomePrint" do

  describe "Misc" do
    before do
      stub_dotfile!
    end

    it "handle weird objects that return nil on inspect" do
      weird = Class.new do
        def inspect
          nil
        end
      end
      weird.new.ai(:plain => true).should == ''
    end

    it "handle frozen object.inspect" do
      weird = Class.new do
        def inspect
          "ice".freeze
        end
      end
      weird.new.ai(:plain => false).should == "ice"
    end

    # See https://github.com/michaeldv/awesome_print/issues/35
    it "handle array grep when pattern contains / chapacter" do
      hash = { "1/x" => 1,  "2//x" => :"2" }
      grepped = hash.keys.sort.grep(/^(\d+)\//) { $1 }
      grepped.ai(:plain => true, :multiline => false).should == '[ "1", "2" ]'
    end

    # See https://github.com/michaeldv/awesome_print/issues/85
    if RUBY_VERSION >= "1.8.7"
      it "handle array grep when a method is defined in C and thus doesn't have a binding" do
        arr = (0..6).to_a
        grepped = arr.grep(1..4, &:succ)
        grepped.ai(:plain => true, :multiline => false).should == '[ 2, 3, 4, 5 ]'
      end
    end

    it "returns value passed as a parameter" do
      object = rand
      self.stub!(:puts)
      (ap object).should == object
    end

    # Require different file name this time (lib/ap.rb vs. lib/awesome_print).
    it "several require 'awesome_print' should do no harm" do
      require File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../lib/ap')
      lambda { rand.ai }.should_not raise_error
    end

    it "format ENV as hash" do
      ENV.ai(:plain => true).should == ENV.to_hash.ai(:plain => true)
      ENV.ai.should == ENV.to_hash.ai
    end

    # See https://github.com/michaeldv/awesome_print/issues/134
    it "IPAddr workaround" do
      require "ipaddr"
      ipaddr = IPAddr.new("3ffe:505:2::1")
      ipaddr.ai.should == "#<IPAddr: IPv6:3ffe:0505:0002:0000:0000:0000:0000:0001/ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff>"
    end
  end

  #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  describe "HTML output" do
    before do
      stub_dotfile!
    end

    it "wraps ap output with plain <pre> tag" do
      markup = rand
      markup.ai(:html => true, :plain => true).should == "<pre>#{markup}</pre>"
    end

    it "wraps ap output with <pre> tag with colorized <kbd>" do
      markup = rand
      markup.ai(:html => true).should == %Q|<pre><kbd style="color:blue">#{markup}</kbd></pre>|
    end

    it "wraps multiline ap output with <pre> tag with colorized <kbd>" do
      markup = [ 1, :two, "three" ]
      markup.ai(:html => true).should == <<-EOS.strip
<pre>[
    <kbd style="color:white">[0] </kbd><kbd style="color:blue">1</kbd>,
    <kbd style="color:white">[1] </kbd><kbd style="color:darkcyan">:two</kbd>,
    <kbd style="color:white">[2] </kbd><kbd style="color:brown">&quot;three&quot;</kbd>
]</pre>
EOS
    end

    it "wraps hash ap output with only an outer <pre> tag" do
      markup = [ { "hello" => "world" } ]
      markup.ai(:html => true).should == <<-EOS.strip
<pre>[
    <kbd style="color:white">[0] </kbd>{
        &quot;hello&quot;<kbd style="color:slategray"> =&gt; </kbd><kbd style="color:brown">&quot;world&quot;</kbd>
    }
]</pre>
    EOS
    end

    it "encodes HTML entities (plain)" do
      markup = ' &<hello>'
      markup.ai(:html => true, :plain => true).should == '<pre>&quot; &amp;&lt;hello&gt;&quot;</pre>'
    end

    it "encodes HTML entities (color)" do
      markup = ' &<hello>'
      markup.ai(:html => true).should == '<pre><kbd style="color:brown">&quot; &amp;&lt;hello&gt;&quot;</kbd></pre>'
    end
  end

  #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  describe "AwesomePrint.defaults" do
    before do
      stub_dotfile!
    end

    after do
      AwesomePrint.defaults = nil
    end

    # See https://github.com/michaeldv/awesome_print/issues/98
    it "should properly merge the defaults" do
      AwesomePrint.defaults = { :indent => -2, :sort_keys => true }
      hash = { [0, 0, 255] => :yellow, :red => "rgb(255, 0, 0)", "magenta" => "rgb(255, 0, 255)" }
      out = hash.ai(:plain => true)
      out.should == <<-EOS.strip
{
  [ 0, 0, 255 ] => :yellow,
  "magenta"     => "rgb(255, 0, 255)",
  :red          => "rgb(255, 0, 0)"
}
EOS
    end
  end

  #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  describe "Coexistence with the colorize gem" do
    before do
      stub_dotfile!
    end

    before do # Redefine String#red just like colorize gem does it.
      @awesome_method = "".method(:red)

      String.instance_eval do
        define_method :red do   # Method arity is now 0 in Ruby 1.9+.
          "[red]#{self}[/red]"
        end
      end
    end

    after do # Restore String#red method.
      awesome_method = @awesome_method
      String.instance_eval do
        define_method :red, awesome_method
      end
    end

    it "shoud not raise ArgumentError when formatting HTML" do
      out = "hello".ai(:color => { :string => :red }, :html => true)
      if RUBY_VERSION >= "1.9"
        out.should == %Q|<pre>[red]<kbd style="color:red">&quot;hello&quot;</kbd>[/red]</pre>|
      else
        out.should == %Q|<pre>[red]&quot;hello&quot;[/red]</pre>|
      end
    end

    it "shoud not raise ArgumentError when formatting HTML (shade color)" do
      out = "hello".ai(:color => { :string => :redish }, :html => true)
      out.should == %Q|<pre><kbd style="color:darkred">&quot;hello&quot;</kbd></pre>|
    end

    it "shoud not raise ArgumentError when formatting non-HTML" do
      out = "hello".ai(:color => { :string => :red }, :html => false)
      out.should == %Q|[red]"hello"[/red]|
    end

    it "shoud not raise ArgumentError when formatting non-HTML (shade color)" do
      out = "hello".ai(:color => { :string => :redish }, :html => false)
      out.should == %Q|\e[0;31m"hello"\e[0m|
    end
  end

  #------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  describe "Console" do
    it "should detect IRB" do
      class IRB; end
      AwesomePrint.console?.should == true
      AwesomePrint.rails_console?.should == false
      Object.instance_eval{ remove_const :IRB }
    end

    it "should detect Pry" do
      class Pry; end
      AwesomePrint.console?.should == true
      AwesomePrint.rails_console?.should == false
      Object.instance_eval{ remove_const :Pry }
    end

    it "should detect Rails::Console" do
      class IRB; end
      class Rails; class Console; end; end
      AwesomePrint.console?.should == true
      AwesomePrint.rails_console?.should == true
      Object.instance_eval{ remove_const :IRB }
      Object.instance_eval{ remove_const :Rails }
    end

    it "should detect ENV['RAILS_ENV']" do
      class Pry; end
      ENV["RAILS_ENV"] = "development"
      AwesomePrint.console?.should == true
      AwesomePrint.rails_console?.should == true
      Object.instance_eval{ remove_const :Pry }
    end

    it "should return the actual object when *not* running under console" do
      capture! { ap([ 1, 2, 3 ]) }.should == [ 1, 2, 3 ]
      capture! { ap({ :a => 1 }) }.should == { :a => 1 }
    end

    it "should return nil when running under console" do
      class IRB; end
      capture! { ap([ 1, 2, 3 ]) }.should == nil
      capture! { ap({ :a => 1 }) }.should == nil
      Object.instance_eval{ remove_const :IRB }
    end
  end
end