delta-gitu 0.1.10

use super::*;

#[test]
fn staged_file() {
    let mut ctx = setup_clone!();
    run(&ctx.dir, &["touch", "new-file"]);
    run(&ctx.dir, &["git", "add", "new-file"]);

    ctx.init_app();
    insta::assert_snapshot!(ctx.redact_buffer());
}

#[test]
fn stage_all_unstaged() {
    let ctx = setup_clone!();
    commit(&ctx.dir, "firstfile", "testing\ntesttest\n");
    commit(&ctx.dir, "secondfile", "testing\ntesttest\n");

    fs::write(ctx.dir.join("firstfile"), "blahonga\n").unwrap();
    fs::write(ctx.dir.join("secondfile"), "blahonga\n").unwrap();
    snapshot!(ctx, "js");
}

#[test]
fn stage_all_untracked() {
    let ctx = setup_clone!();
    run(&ctx.dir, &["touch", "file-a"]);
    run(&ctx.dir, &["touch", "file-b"]);
    snapshot!(ctx, "js");
}

/// The commands gitu runs, and what they print, are shown only with
/// `--debug`.
#[test]
fn the_commands_run_are_shown_only_with_debug() {
    for debug in [false, true] {
        let mut ctx = TestContext::setup_clone(&format!("{}-{debug}", function_name!()));
        ctx.debug = debug;
        run(&ctx.dir, &["touch", "file-a"]);
        let mut app = ctx.init_app();

        ctx.update(&mut app, keys("js"));
        assert_eq!(
            ctx.redact_buffer().contains("$ git add"),
            debug,
            "{}",
            ctx.redact_buffer()
        );
    }
}

#[test]
fn stage_removed_line() {
    let ctx = setup_clone!();
    commit(&ctx.dir, "firstfile", "testing\ntesttest\n");
    fs::write(ctx.dir.join("firstfile"), "weehooo\nblrergh\n").unwrap();
    snapshot!(ctx, "jj<tab>jjs");
}

#[test]
fn stage_added_line() {
    let ctx = setup_clone!();
    commit(&ctx.dir, "firstfile", "testing\ntesttest\n");
    fs::write(ctx.dir.join("firstfile"), "weehooo\nblrergh\n").unwrap();

    snapshot!(ctx, "jj<tab>jjjjs");
}

#[test]
fn stage_changes_crlf() {
    let ctx = setup_clone!();
    commit(&ctx.dir, "testfile", "testing\r\ntesttest\r\n");
    fs::write(ctx.dir.join("testfile"), "test\r\ntesttest\r\n").expect("error writing to file");

    snapshot!(ctx, "jj<tab>");
}

#[test]
fn stage_deleted_file() {
    let ctx = setup_clone!();
    commit(&ctx.dir, "to-delete", "testing\ntesttest\n");
    run(&ctx.dir, &["rm", "to-delete"]);
    snapshot!(ctx, "jjs");
}

/// Extending the selection over several lines stages all of them, as one patch.
#[test]
fn stage_selected_lines() {
    let mut ctx = setup_clone!();
    commit(&ctx.dir, "firstfile", "testing\ntesttest\n");
    fs::write(ctx.dir.join("firstfile"), "weehooo\nblrergh\n").unwrap();

    let mut app = ctx.init_app();
    ctx.update(&mut app, keys("jj<tab>jjjj<shift+down>s"));

    assert_eq!(
        run(&ctx.dir, &["git", "show", ":firstfile"]),
        "testing\ntesttest\nweehooo\nblrergh\n"
    );
}

/// The lines the selection covers are marked, so it is plain what `s` will take.
#[test]
fn selected_lines_are_marked() {
    let ctx = setup_clone!();
    commit(&ctx.dir, "firstfile", "testing\ntesttest\n");
    fs::write(ctx.dir.join("firstfile"), "weehooo\nblrergh\n").unwrap();
    snapshot!(ctx, "jj<tab>jjjj<shift+down>");
}

/// Every line of the selection is marked, not just the cursor's: the selection
/// reaches back to where it was started from, and has to show it.
#[test]
fn the_whole_selection_is_marked() {
    let mut ctx = setup_clone!();
    commit(&ctx.dir, "firstfile", "testing\ntesttest\n");
    fs::write(ctx.dir.join("firstfile"), "weehooo\nblrergh\n").unwrap();

    let mut app = ctx.init_app();
    ctx.update(&mut app, keys("jj<tab>jjjj<shift+down>"));

    let buffer = ctx.redact_buffer();
    for line in ["+weehooo", "+blrergh"] {
        assert!(
            buffer
                .lines()
                .any(|row| row.starts_with(&format!("▌{line}"))),
            "{line} is not marked as selected:\n{buffer}"
        );
    }
}

/// Moving away without shift drops the selection, leaving just the cursor line.
#[test]
fn moving_on_drops_the_selection() {
    let mut ctx = setup_clone!();
    commit(&ctx.dir, "firstfile", "testing\ntesttest\n");
    fs::write(ctx.dir.join("firstfile"), "weehooo\nblrergh\n").unwrap();

    let mut app = ctx.init_app();
    ctx.update(&mut app, keys("jj<tab>jjj<shift+down>js"));

    assert_eq!(
        run(&ctx.dir, &["git", "show", ":firstfile"]),
        "testing\ntesttest\nblrergh\n"
    );
}

/// Taking the removed line and the added one together stages a changed line
/// whole, which is what staging one line usually means.
#[test]
fn stage_a_changed_line() {
    let mut ctx = setup_clone!();
    commit(&ctx.dir, "firstfile", &numbered_lines());
    fs::write(ctx.dir.join("firstfile"), changed_lines()).unwrap();

    let mut app = ctx.init_app();
    ctx.update(&mut app, keys("jj<tab>jjj<shift+down>s"));

    assert_eq!(
        run(&ctx.dir, &["git", "show", ":firstfile"]),
        numbered_lines().replace("line 2\n", "changed 2\n")
    );
}

/// A patch reaches no further than a hunk, so neither does the selection: it
/// leaves the change further down the file alone however far it is reached out.
#[test]
fn selection_stops_at_the_end_of_the_hunk() {
    let mut ctx = setup_clone!();
    commit(&ctx.dir, "firstfile", &numbered_lines());
    fs::write(ctx.dir.join("firstfile"), changed_lines()).unwrap();

    let mut app = ctx.init_app();
    ctx.update(
        &mut app,
        keys("jj<tab>jj<shift+down><shift+down><shift+down><shift+down>s"),
    );

    assert_eq!(
        run(&ctx.dir, &["git", "show", ":firstfile"]),
        numbered_lines().replace("line 2\n", "changed 2\n")
    );
}

/// Twenty lines, so that changing the second and the eighteenth gives two hunks.
fn numbered_lines() -> String {
    (1..=20).map(|i| format!("line {i}\n")).collect()
}

fn changed_lines() -> String {
    numbered_lines()
        .replace("line 2\n", "changed 2\n")
        .replace("line 18\n", "changed 18\n")
}

#[test]
#[cfg(not(target_os = "windows"))]
fn stage_deleted_executable_file() {
    let ctx = setup_clone!();
    commit(&ctx.dir, "script.sh", "#!/bin/bash\necho hello\n");
    run(&ctx.dir, &["chmod", "+x", "script.sh"]);
    run(&ctx.dir, &["git", "add", "script.sh"]);
    run(&ctx.dir, &["git", "commit", "-m", "add executable script"]);
    run(&ctx.dir, &["rm", "script.sh"]);
    snapshot!(ctx, "jjs");
}

#[test]
fn stage_file_with_spaces_in_name() {
    let ctx = setup_clone!();
    run(&ctx.dir, &["touch", "file with space.txt"]);
    snapshot!(ctx, "js");
}