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use crate::home::discover::{EntryKind, Holds};
fn counted(format: &str, n: usize) -> Holds {
Holds {
formats: vec![(format.to_string(), n)],
..Default::default()
}
}
/// A peek is worth a listing rebuild when its answer reaches the screen, and a
/// rebuild reads the dataset index on the thread drawing the frame — so the test is
/// what the answer says, not what the peek decided. The screen is the row *and* the
/// details pane beside it, which draws the whole `holds` line.
#[test]
fn a_peek_is_worth_a_rebuild_when_its_answer_says_anything() {
let worth = crate::App::peek_tells_a_row_something;
// The claim staked before the answers arrive: nothing counted, nothing decided.
// The only thing there is no reason to send.
assert!(!worth(&(EntryKind::Directory, Holds::default())));
// Only Parquet is read in place, so a prefix of twelve CSV objects stays a
// `Directory` — and it is still `12 csv`, which is the label the row draws.
assert!(worth(&(EntryKind::Directory, counted("csv", 12))));
// A prefix of sub-prefixes and a writer's own files draws no label of its own,
// but the pane has `12 directories · 3 skipped` to say, and says it on disk.
assert!(worth(&(
EntryKind::Directory,
Holds {
directories: 12,
skipped: 3,
..Default::default()
}
)));
// A README and two PDFs: nothing datui reads, which is itself the answer.
assert!(worth(&(
EntryKind::Directory,
Holds {
not_read: 3,
..Default::default()
}
)));
// A listing cut short says so. Nothing draws it on this route today — see
// the note on the function — but `is_empty` is one definition and this is
// what it says.
assert!(worth(&(
EntryKind::Directory,
Holds {
truncated: true,
..Default::default()
}
)));
// And the kinds that decide something say it whether they counted or not — a
// partitioned lake table has no data file at its root, so its `Holds` is empty
// and the kind is the whole of the answer.
for kind in [
EntryKind::Hive,
EntryKind::Delta,
EntryKind::Iceberg,
EntryKind::Hudi,
] {
assert!(worth(&(kind, Holds::default())), "{kind:?} decides the row");
}
assert!(worth(&(EntryKind::MultiFile, counted("parquet", 40))));
}