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require 'acceptance_spec_helper'
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RSpec.describe Acceptance::ChildProcess do
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  context 'when a process is opened successfully' do
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    let(:stdin_pipes) { ::IO.pipe }
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    let(:stdin_reader) { stdin_pipes[0] }
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    let(:stdin_writer) { stdin_pipes[1] }
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    let(:stdout_and_stderr_pipes) { ::IO.pipe }
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    let(:stdout_and_stderr_pipes_reader) { stdout_and_stderr_pipes[0] }
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    let(:stdout_and_stderr_pipes_writer) { stdout_and_stderr_pipes[1] }
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    let(:wait_thread) { double(:wait_thread, alive?: true, pid: nil) }
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    subject(:mock_process) do
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      clazz = Class.new(described_class) do
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        attr_reader :mock_stdin_reader
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        attr_reader :mock_stdout_and_stderr_writer
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        def run(stdin, stdout_and_stderr, wait_thread)
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          self.stdin = stdin
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          self.stdout_and_stderr = stdout_and_stderr
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          self.stdin.sync = true
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          self.stdout_and_stderr.sync = true
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          self.wait_thread = wait_thread
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        end
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      end
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      clazz.new
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    end
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    def mock_write(data)
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      stdout_and_stderr_pipes_writer.write(data)
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    end
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    before(:each) do
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      mock_process.run(stdin_writer, stdout_and_stderr_pipes_reader, wait_thread)
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    end
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    after(:each) do
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      subject.close
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    end
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    describe '#readline' do
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      context 'when there is exactly one line available' do
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        it 'reads one line' do
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          mock_write("hello world\n")
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          expect(subject.readline).to eq("hello world\n")
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        end
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      end
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      context 'when there are multiple lines available' do
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        it 'reads one line' do
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          mock_write("hello world\nfoo bar\n")
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          expect(subject.readline).to eq("hello world\n")
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        end
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        it 'reads multiple lines' do
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          mock_write("hello world\nfoo bar\n")
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          expect(subject.readline).to eq("hello world\n")
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          expect(subject.readline).to eq("foo bar\n")
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        end
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      end
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    end
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    describe '#recv_available' do
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      context 'when there is exactly one line available' do
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        it 'reads one line' do
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          mock_write("hello world\n")
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          expect(subject.recv_available).to eq("hello world\n")
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        end
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      end
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      context 'when there are multiple lines available' do
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        it 'reads one line' do
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          mock_write("hello world\nfoo bar\n")
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          expect(subject.recv_available).to eq("hello world\nfoo bar\n")
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        end
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      end
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    end
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    describe '#recvuntil' do
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      context 'when there are multiple lines of data available' do
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        it 'reads one line' do
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          mock_write <<~EOF
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           motd
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           login:
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          EOF
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          expect(subject.recvuntil("login:")).to eq("motd\nlogin:")
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        end
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      end
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    end
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    describe '#sendline' do
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      it 'writes the available data' do
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        subject.sendline("hello world")
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        expect(stdin_reader.read_nonblock(1024)).to eq("hello world\n")
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      end
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    end
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    describe '#alive?' do
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      it 'returns the wait thread status' do
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        expect(subject.alive?).to eq(wait_thread.alive?)
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      end
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    end
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  end
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end
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