-- TODO: at some point we'll want our unit test hierarchy to match the
-- main codebase file hierarchy
module InventoryMUnitTests (inventoryMUnitTests) where

import Prelude ()

import Game.LambdaHack.Core.Prelude

import Test.Tasty
import Test.Tasty.HUnit

import Game.LambdaHack.Client.UI.InventoryM
import Game.LambdaHack.Definition.Defs

import UnitTestHelpers

inventoryMUnitTests :: TestTree
inventoryMUnitTests = testGroup "inventoryMUnitTests"
  [ testCase "getFull no stores " $ do
      let testFn = getFull testActorId
                           (return SuitsEverything)  -- :: m Suitability
                           (\_ _ _ _ _ -> "specific prompt")
                           (\_ _ _ _ _ -> "generic prompt")
                           []  -- :: [CStore]
                           False
                           False
      result <- executorCli testFn stubCliState
      fst result @?= Left "no items"
  , testCase "getFull no item in eqp store" $ do
      let testFn = getFull testActorId
                           (return SuitsEverything)
                           (\_ _ _ _ _ -> "specific prompt")
                           (\_ _ _ _ _ -> "generic prompt")
                           [CEqp]
                           False
                           False
      result <- executorCli testFn stubCliState
      fst result @?= Left "no items in equipment outfit"
  , testCase "getFull an item in eqp store" $ do
      let testFn = getFull testActorId
                           (return SuitsEverything)
                           (\_ _ _ _ _ -> "specific prompt")
                           (\_ _ _ _ _ -> "generic prompt")
                           [CEqp]
                           False
                           False
      result <- executorCli testFn testCliStateWithItem
      fst result @?= Right (CEqp, [(testItemId, (1, []))])
  ]