from io import BytesIO
from unittest.mock import Mock, call

import pytest

from briefcase.config import parse_config
from briefcase.exceptions import BriefcaseConfigError


def test_invalid_toml():
    """If the config file isn't TOML, raise an error."""
    config_file = BytesIO(b"this is not toml!")

    with pytest.raises(BriefcaseConfigError, match="Invalid pyproject.toml"):
        parse_config(
            config_file,
            platform="macOS",
            output_format="Xcode",
            console=Mock(),
        )


def test_no_briefcase_section():
    """If the config file doesn't contain a briefcase tool section, raise an error."""
    config_file = BytesIO(
        b"""
        [tool.section]
        name="value"
        number=42
        """
    )

    with pytest.raises(BriefcaseConfigError, match="No tool.briefcase section"):
        parse_config(
            config_file,
            platform="macOS",
            output_format="Xcode",
            console=Mock(),
        )


def test_no_apps():
    """If the config file doesn't contain at least one briefcase app, raise an error."""
    config_file = BytesIO(
        b"""
        [tool.briefcase]
        name="value"
        number=42
        """
    )

    with pytest.raises(BriefcaseConfigError, match="No Briefcase apps defined"):
        parse_config(
            config_file,
            platform="macOS",
            output_format="Xcode",
            console=Mock(),
        )


def test_single_minimal_app():
    """A single app can be defined, but can exist without any app attributes."""
    config_file = BytesIO(
        b"""
        [tool.briefcase]
        value = 42
        license.file = "LICENSE"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app]
        """
    )

    global_options, apps = parse_config(
        config_file,
        platform="macOS",
        output_format="Xcode",
        console=Mock(),
    )

    # There's a single global option
    assert global_options == {"value": 42, "license": {"file": "LICENSE"}}

    # The app gets the name from its header line.
    # It inherits the value from the base definition.
    assert apps == {
        "my_app": {
            "app_name": "my_app",
            "value": 42,
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        }
    }


def test_multiple_minimal_apps():
    """The configuration can contain multiple apps without an explicit tool header."""
    config_file = BytesIO(
        b"""
        [tool.briefcase.app.first]
        number=37
        license.file = "LICENSE"

        [tool.briefcase.app.second]
        app_name="my_app"
        number=42
        license.file = "LICENSE.txt"
        """
    )

    global_options, apps = parse_config(
        config_file,
        platform="macOS",
        output_format="Xcode",
        console=Mock(),
    )

    # There are no global options
    assert global_options == {}

    # The apps get their name from the header lines.
    # The second tool overrides its app name
    assert apps == {
        "first": {"app_name": "first", "number": 37, "license": {"file": "LICENSE"}},
        "second": {
            "app_name": "my_app",
            "number": 42,
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE.txt"},
        },
    }


def test_platform_override():
    """An app can define platform settings that override base settings."""
    config_file = BytesIO(
        b"""
        [tool.briefcase]
        value = 0
        basevalue = "the base"
        license.file = "LICENSE"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app]
        value = 1
        appvalue = "the app"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.macOS]
        value = 2
        platformvalue = "macos platform"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.linux]
        value = 3
        platformvalue = "linux platform"

        [tool.briefcase.app.other_app.macOS]
        value = 4
        platformvalue = "other macos platform"
        """
    )

    global_options, apps = parse_config(
        config_file,
        platform="macOS",
        output_format="Xcode",
        console=Mock(),
    )

    # The global options are exactly as specified
    assert global_options == {
        "value": 0,
        "basevalue": "the base",
        "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
    }

    # Since a macOS app has been requested, the macOS platform values
    # take priority. Linux configuration values are dropped.
    # The second app doesn't provide an explicit app-level config, but
    # the app exists because the platform exists.
    # Platforms should be processed in sorted order, which means that linux
    # will be processed before macOS.
    assert apps == {
        "my_app": {
            "app_name": "my_app",
            "value": 2,
            "basevalue": "the base",
            "appvalue": "the app",
            "platformvalue": "macos platform",
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
        "other_app": {
            "app_name": "other_app",
            "value": 4,
            "basevalue": "the base",
            "platformvalue": "other macos platform",
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
    }


def test_platform_override_ordering():
    """The order of platform processing doesn't affect output."""
    config_file = BytesIO(
        b"""
        [tool.briefcase]
        value = 0
        basevalue = "the base"
        license.file = "LICENSE"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app]
        value = 1
        appvalue = "the app"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.macOS]
        value = 2
        platformvalue = "macos platform"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.windows]
        value = 3
        platformvalue = "windows platform"

        [tool.briefcase.app.other_app.macOS]
        value = 4
        platformvalue = "other macos platform"
        """
    )

    global_options, apps = parse_config(
        config_file,
        platform="macOS",
        output_format="Xcode",
        console=Mock(),
    )

    # The global options are exactly as specified
    assert global_options == {
        "value": 0,
        "basevalue": "the base",
        "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
    }

    # Since a macOS app has been requested, the macOS platform values
    # take priority. Linux configuration values are dropped.
    # The second app doesn't provide an explicit app-level config, but
    # the app exists because the platform exists.
    # Platforms should be processed in order, which means that windows
    # will be processed after macOS.
    assert apps == {
        "my_app": {
            "app_name": "my_app",
            "value": 2,
            "basevalue": "the base",
            "appvalue": "the app",
            "platformvalue": "macos platform",
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
        "other_app": {
            "app_name": "other_app",
            "value": 4,
            "basevalue": "the base",
            "platformvalue": "other macos platform",
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
    }


def test_format_override():
    """An app can define format settings that override base and platform settings."""
    config_file = BytesIO(
        b"""
        [tool.briefcase]
        value = 0
        basevalue = "the base"
        license.file = "LICENSE"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app]
        value = 1
        appvalue = "the app"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.macOS]
        value = 2
        platformvalue = "macos platform"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.macOS.app]
        value = 21
        formatvalue = "app format"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.macOS.Xcode]
        value = 22
        formatvalue = "xcode format"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.linux]
        value = 3
        platformvalue = "linux platform"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.linux.snap]
        value = 31
        formatvalue = "snap format"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.linux.appimage]
        value = 32
        formatvalue = "appimage format"

        [tool.briefcase.app.other_app.macOS.app]
        value = 41
        formatvalue = "other macos app format"
        """
    )

    global_options, apps = parse_config(
        config_file,
        platform="macOS",
        output_format="app",
        console=Mock(),
    )

    # The global options are exactly as specified
    assert global_options == {
        "value": 0,
        "basevalue": "the base",
        "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
    }

    # Since a macOS app has been requested, the macOS app format values
    # take priority. Linux configuration values are dropped.
    # The second app doesn't provide an explicit app-level config, but
    # the app exists because the platform exists.
    # Formats should be processed in order, which means that app
    # will be processed before dmg.
    assert apps == {
        "my_app": {
            "app_name": "my_app",
            "value": 21,
            "basevalue": "the base",
            "appvalue": "the app",
            "platformvalue": "macos platform",
            "formatvalue": "app format",
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
        "other_app": {
            "app_name": "other_app",
            "value": 41,
            "basevalue": "the base",
            "formatvalue": "other macos app format",
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
    }


def test_format_override_ordering():
    """The order of format processing doesn't affect output."""
    config_file = BytesIO(
        b"""
        [tool.briefcase]
        value = 0
        basevalue = "the base"
        license.file = "LICENSE"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app]
        value = 1
        appvalue = "the app"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.macOS]
        value = 2
        platformvalue = "macos platform"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.macOS.Xcode]
        value = 21
        formatvalue = "app format"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.macOS.app]
        value = 22
        formatvalue = "app format"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.linux]
        value = 3
        platformvalue = "linux platform"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.linux.snap]
        value = 31
        formatvalue = "snap format"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.linux.appimage]
        value = 32
        formatvalue = "appimage format"

        [tool.briefcase.app.other_app.macOS.Xcode]
        value = 41
        formatvalue = "other macos app format"
        """
    )

    global_options, apps = parse_config(
        config_file,
        platform="macOS",
        output_format="app",
        console=Mock(),
    )

    # The global options are exactly as specified
    assert global_options == {
        "value": 0,
        "basevalue": "the base",
        "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
    }

    # Since a macOS dmg has been requested, the macOS dmg format values
    # take priority. Linux configuration values are dropped.
    # The second app doesn't provide an explicit app-level config, but
    # the app exists because the platform exists.
    # Formats should be processed in order, which means that dmg
    # will be processed after app.
    assert apps == {
        "my_app": {
            "app_name": "my_app",
            "value": 22,
            "basevalue": "the base",
            "appvalue": "the app",
            "platformvalue": "macos platform",
            "formatvalue": "app format",
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
        "other_app": {
            "app_name": "other_app",
            "value": 0,
            "basevalue": "the base",
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
    }


def test_requires():
    """Requirements can be specified."""
    config_file = BytesIO(
        b"""
        [tool.briefcase]
        value = 0
        requires = ["base value"]
        license.file = "LICENSE"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app]
        requires = ["my_app value"]

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.macOS]
        requires = ["macos value"]

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.macOS.Xcode]
        requires = ["xcode value"]

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.macOS.app]
        requires = ["app value"]

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.linux]
        requires = ["linux value"]

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.linux.appimage]
        requires = ["appimage value"]

        [tool.briefcase.app.other_app]
        """
    )

    # Request a macOS app
    global_options, apps = parse_config(
        config_file,
        platform="macOS",
        output_format="app",
        console=Mock(),
    )

    # The global options are exactly as specified
    assert global_options == {
        "value": 0,
        "requires": ["base value"],
        "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
    }

    # The macOS my_app app specifies a full inherited chain.
    # The other_app app doesn't specify any options.
    assert apps == {
        "my_app": {
            "app_name": "my_app",
            "requires": [
                "base value",
                "my_app value",
                "macos value",
                "app value",
            ],
            "value": 0,
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
        "other_app": {
            "app_name": "other_app",
            "requires": [
                "base value",
            ],
            "value": 0,
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
    }

    # Request a macOS xcode project
    config_file.seek(0)
    global_options, apps = parse_config(
        config_file,
        platform="macOS",
        output_format="Xcode",
        console=Mock(),
    )

    # The global options are exactly as specified
    assert global_options == {
        "value": 0,
        "requires": ["base value"],
        "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
    }

    # The macOS my_app dmg specifies a full inherited chain.
    # The other_app dmg doesn't specify any options.
    assert apps == {
        "my_app": {
            "app_name": "my_app",
            "requires": [
                "base value",
                "my_app value",
                "macos value",
                "xcode value",
            ],
            "value": 0,
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
        "other_app": {
            "app_name": "other_app",
            "requires": [
                "base value",
            ],
            "value": 0,
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
    }

    config_file.seek(0)
    global_options, apps = parse_config(
        config_file,
        platform="linux",
        output_format="appimage",
        console=Mock(),
    )

    # The global options are exactly as specified
    assert global_options == {
        "value": 0,
        "requires": ["base value"],
        "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
    }

    # The linux my_app appimage overrides the *base* value, but extends for linux.
    assert apps == {
        "my_app": {
            "app_name": "my_app",
            "requires": [
                "base value",
                "my_app value",
                "linux value",
                "appimage value",
            ],
            "value": 0,
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
        "other_app": {
            "app_name": "other_app",
            "requires": [
                "base value",
            ],
            "value": 0,
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
    }


def test_document_types():
    """Document types can be specified."""
    config_file = BytesIO(
        b"""
        [tool.briefcase]
        value = 0
        license.file = "LICENSE"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app]

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.macOS]

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.macOS.document_type.document]
        extension = "doc"
        description = "A document"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app.macOS.document_type.image]
        extension = "img"
        description = "An image"

        [tool.briefcase.app.other_app]

        """
    )

    # Request a macOS app
    global_options, apps = parse_config(
        config_file,
        platform="macOS",
        output_format="Xcode",
        console=Mock(),
    )

    # The macOS my_app app specifies a full inherited chain.
    # The other_app app doesn't specify any options.
    assert apps == {
        "my_app": {
            "app_name": "my_app",
            "document_type": {
                "document": {
                    "extension": "doc",
                    "description": "A document",
                },
                "image": {
                    "extension": "img",
                    "description": "An image",
                },
            },
            "value": 0,
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
        "other_app": {
            "app_name": "other_app",
            "value": 0,
            "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
        },
    }


def test_pep621_defaults():
    config_file = BytesIO(
        b"""
        [project]
        name = "awesome"
        version = "1.2.3"
        authors = [{name = "Kim Park", email = "kim@example.com"}]
        dependencies = ["numpy"]
        description = "awesome project"

        [project.urls]
        Homepage = "https://example.com/awesome"

        [project.optional-dependencies]
        test = ["pytest"]

        [project.license]
        text = "You can use it while standing on one foot"

        [tool.briefcase]
        project_name = "Awesome app"
        bundle = "com.example"

        [tool.briefcase.app.awesome]
        formal_name = "Awesome Application"
        long_description = "The application is very awesome"
        sources = [
            "src",
        ]
        test_sources = [
            "tests",
        ]

        [tool.briefcase.app.awesome.macOS]
        requires = [
            "toga-cocoa~=0.3.1",
            "std-nslog~=1.0.3"
        ]
        """
    )

    global_options, apps = parse_config(
        config_file,
        platform="macOS",
        output_format="app",
        console=Mock(),
    )

    awesome = apps["awesome"]
    assert awesome == {
        "project_name": "Awesome app",
        "bundle": "com.example",
        "version": "1.2.3",
        "license": {"text": "You can use it while standing on one foot"},
        "author": "Kim Park",
        "author_email": "kim@example.com",
        "url": "https://example.com/awesome",
        "description": "awesome project",
        "requires": ["numpy", "toga-cocoa~=0.3.1", "std-nslog~=1.0.3"],
        "test_requires": ["pytest"],
        "app_name": "awesome",
        "sources": ["src"],
        "test_sources": ["tests"],
        "formal_name": "Awesome Application",
        "long_description": "The application is very awesome",
    }


def test_license_is_string_project():
    """The project definition contains a string definition for 'license'."""
    config_file = BytesIO(
        b"""
        [tool.briefcase]
        value = 0
        license = "Some license"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app]
        appvalue = "the app"
        """
    )

    console = Mock()
    global_options, apps = parse_config(
        config_file, platform="macOS", output_format="app", console=console
    )

    assert global_options == {
        "value": 0,
        "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
    }
    assert apps["my_app"] == {
        "app_name": "my_app",
        "value": 0,
        "appvalue": "the app",
        "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
    }
    console.warning.assert_called_once_with(
        """
*************************************************************************
** WARNING: License Definition for the Project is Deprecated           **
*************************************************************************

    Briefcase now uses PEP 621 format for license definitions.

    Previously, the name of the license was assigned to the 'license'
    field in pyproject.toml. For PEP 621, the name of the license is
    assigned to 'license.text' or the name of the file containing the
    license is assigned to 'license.file'.

    The current configuration for the Project has a 'license' field
    that is specified as a string:

        license = "Some license"

    To use the PEP 621 format (and to remove this warning), specify that
    the LICENSE file contains the license for the Project:

        license.file = "LICENSE"

*************************************************************************
"""
    )


def test_license_is_string_project_and_app():
    """The project and app definition contain a string definition for 'license'."""
    config_file = BytesIO(
        b"""
        [tool.briefcase]
        value = 0
        license = "Some license"

        [tool.briefcase.app.my_app]
        appvalue = "the app"
        license = "Another license"
        """
    )

    console = Mock()
    global_options, apps = parse_config(
        config_file, platform="macOS", output_format="app", console=console
    )

    assert global_options == {
        "value": 0,
        "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
    }
    assert apps["my_app"] == {
        "app_name": "my_app",
        "value": 0,
        "appvalue": "the app",
        "license": {"file": "LICENSE"},
    }
    console.warning.assert_has_calls(
        [
            call(
                """
*************************************************************************
** WARNING: License Definition for the Project is Deprecated           **
*************************************************************************

    Briefcase now uses PEP 621 format for license definitions.

    Previously, the name of the license was assigned to the 'license'
    field in pyproject.toml. For PEP 621, the name of the license is
    assigned to 'license.text' or the name of the file containing the
    license is assigned to 'license.file'.

    The current configuration for the Project has a 'license' field
    that is specified as a string:

        license = "Some license"

    To use the PEP 621 format (and to remove this warning), specify that
    the LICENSE file contains the license for the Project:

        license.file = "LICENSE"

*************************************************************************
"""
            ),
            call(
                """
*************************************************************************
** WARNING: License Definition for 'my_app' is Deprecated              **
*************************************************************************

    Briefcase now uses PEP 621 format for license definitions.

    Previously, the name of the license was assigned to the 'license'
    field in pyproject.toml. For PEP 621, the name of the license is
    assigned to 'license.text' or the name of the file containing the
    license is assigned to 'license.file'.

    The current configuration for 'my_app' has a 'license' field
    that is specified as a string:

        license = "Another license"

    To use the PEP 621 format (and to remove this warning), specify that
    the LICENSE file contains the license for 'my_app':

        license.file = "LICENSE"

*************************************************************************
"""
            ),
        ]
    )