// Copyright (c) 2020-now by the Zeek Project. See LICENSE for details.
//
#include <doctest/doctest.h>

#include <string>

#include <hilti/autogen/config.h>
#include <hilti/base/id-base.h>

using namespace hilti;

static std::optional<std::string> normalizeID(std::string_view id) {
    if ( id.starts_with("%") )
        return std::string("XXX_") + std::string(id.substr(1));

    return std::nullopt;
}

namespace {
class ID : public detail::IDBase<ID, normalizeID> {
public:
    using Base = detail::IDBase<ID, normalizeID>;

    /** Creates an empty ID. */
    ID() {}

    /** Creates an ID from an (not normalized) string. */
    ID(const char* s) : Base(s) {}
    explicit ID(std::string_view s) : Base(s) {}

    /**
     * Creates an ID from a string that's already normalized. The assumption is
     * that the input string is the output of a prior `str()` call on an
     * existing ID object.
     */
    ID(std::string_view s, AlreadyNormalized n) : Base(s, n) {}

    /** Concatenates multiple strings into a single ID, separating them with `::`. */
    template<typename... T, typename enable = std::enable_if_t<(... && std::is_convertible_v<T, std::string_view>)>>
    explicit ID(const T&... s) : Base(s...) {}

    /** Concatenates multiple strings into a single ID, separating them with `::`. */
    ID(std::initializer_list<std::string_view> x) : Base(x) {}

    ID(const Base& other) : Base(other) {}

    ID(Base&& other) noexcept : Base(other) {}
};
} // namespace

TEST_SUITE_BEGIN("IDBase");

TEST_CASE("ctor") {
    CHECK_EQ(ID("").length(), 0);
    CHECK(ID("").empty());
    CHECK_EQ(ID().length(), 0);
    CHECK(ID().empty());
    CHECK_EQ(ID("a::b::c").length(), 3);
    CHECK(! ID("a::b::c").empty());
    CHECK_EQ(ID("a").length(), 1);
    CHECK_EQ(ID{"a", "b", "c"}.length(), 3);
    CHECK_EQ(ID{"a"}.length(), 1);
    CHECK_EQ(ID{"::a"}.length(), 2); // we count the empty string before the first ::
}

TEST_CASE("concat") {
    CHECK_EQ(ID("a"), ID("a"));
    CHECK_EQ(ID("a") + ID("b"), ID("a::b"));
    CHECK_EQ(ID("a") + ID("b") + ID("c"), ID("a::b::c"));
    CHECK_EQ(ID() + ID("b"), ID("b"));
    CHECK_EQ(ID("a") + ID(), ID("a"));
}

TEST_CASE("components") {
    auto id = ID("a::b::c");
    CHECK_EQ(id.str(), "a::b::c");
    CHECK_EQ(id.local(), ID("c"));
    CHECK_EQ(std::string(id.sub(0)), "a");
    CHECK_EQ(id.sub(1), ID("b"));
    CHECK_EQ(id.sub(2), ID("c"));
    CHECK_EQ(id.sub(-1), ID("c"));
    CHECK_EQ(id.sub(-2), ID("b"));
    CHECK_EQ(id.sub(-3), ID("a"));

    CHECK_EQ(id.sub(1, 3), ID("b::c"));
    CHECK_EQ(id.sub(0, -2), ID("a::b"));
    CHECK_EQ(id.sub(1, 1), ID(""));

    CHECK_EQ(ID("::xxx").local(), ID("xxx"));
    CHECK_EQ(ID("::xxx").namespace_(), ID());

    auto empty = ID();
    CHECK_EQ(empty.str(), "");
    CHECK_EQ(empty.local(), ID(""));
    CHECK_EQ(empty.namespace_(), ID(""));
    CHECK_EQ(empty.sub(0), ID(""));
    CHECK_EQ(empty.sub(-1), ID(""));
}

TEST_CASE("absolute") {
    CHECK_EQ(ID("a::b::c").isAbsolute(), false);
    CHECK_EQ(ID("::a::b::c").isAbsolute(), true);
    CHECK_EQ(ID("::a::b::c").sub(0), ID());
    CHECK_EQ(ID("a::b::c").makeAbsolute().isAbsolute(), true);
    CHECK_EQ(ID("a::b::c").makeAbsolute().str(), "::a::b::c");
    CHECK_EQ(ID().isAbsolute(), false);
    CHECK_EQ(ID().makeAbsolute().isAbsolute(), true); // not very useful but consistent
}

TEST_CASE("relative-to") {
    CHECK_EQ(ID("a::b::c").relativeTo(ID("a::b")), ID("c"));
    CHECK_EQ(ID("a::b::c").relativeTo(ID("a::b::c")), ID());
    CHECK_EQ(ID("c").relativeTo(ID("a::b")), ID("a::b::c"));
}

TEST_CASE("normalize") { CHECK_EQ(ID("%a::%b::%c").str(), "XXX_a::XXX_b::XXX_c"); }

TEST_SUITE_END();
