# frozen_string_literal: true

RSpec.describe TTY::Prompt::Question, "#validate" do
  subject(:prompt) { TTY::Prompt::Test.new }

  it "validates input with regex" do
    prompt.input << "p.m"
    prompt.input.rewind

    answer = prompt.ask("What is your username?") do |q|
      q.validate(/^[^.]+\.[^.]+/)
    end

    expect(answer).to eq("p.m")
    expect(prompt.output.string).to eq([
      "What is your username? ",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your username? p",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your username? p.",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your username? p.m",
      "\e[1A\e[2K\e[1G",
      "What is your username? \e[32mp.m\e[0m\n"
    ].join)
  end

  it "validates input with proc" do
    prompt.input << "piotr.murach"
    prompt.input.rewind

    answer = prompt.ask("What is your username?") do |q|
      q.validate { |input| input =~ /^[^.]+\.[^.]+/ }
    end

    expect(answer).to eq("piotr.murach")
  end

  it "understands custom validation like :email" do
    prompt.input << "piotr@example.com"
    prompt.input.rewind

    answer = prompt.ask("What is your email?") do |q|
      q.validate :email
    end

    expect(answer).to eq("piotr@example.com")
  end

  it "deprecates :validation option" do
    prompt.input << "piotr@example.com"
    prompt.input.rewind

    expect do
      prompt.ask("What is your email?", validation: :email)
    end.to output("[DEPRECATION] The `:validation` option is deprecated. Use `:validate` instead.\n").to_stderr
  end

  it "provides default error message for wrong input" do
    prompt.input << "wrong\np@m.com\n"
    prompt.input.rewind

    answer = prompt.ask("What is your email?") do |q|
      q.validate :email
    end

    expect(answer).to eq("p@m.com")
    expect(prompt.output.string).to eq([
      "What is your email? ",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? w",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? wr",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? wro",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? wron",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? wrong",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? wrong\n",
      "\e[31m>>\e[0m Your answer is invalid (must match :email)\e[1A",
      "\e[2K\e[1G",
      "What is your email? ",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p@",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p@m",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p@m.",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p@m.c",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p@m.co",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p@m.com",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p@m.com\n",
      "\e[2K\e[1G",
      "\e[1A\e[2K\e[1G",
      "What is your email? \e[32mp@m.com\e[0m\n"
    ].join)
  end

  it "provides custom error message for wrong input" do
    prompt.input << "wrong\np@m.com"
    prompt.input.rewind

    answer = prompt.ask("What is your email?", validate: :email) do |q|
      q.messages[:valid?] = "Not an email!"
    end

    expect(answer).to eq("p@m.com")
    expect(prompt.output.string).to eq([
      "What is your email? ",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? w",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? wr",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? wro",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? wron",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? wrong",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? wrong\n",
      "\e[31m>>\e[0m Not an email!\e[1A",
      "\e[2K\e[1G",
      "What is your email? ",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p@",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p@m",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p@m.",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p@m.c",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p@m.co",
      "\e[2K\e[1GWhat is your email? p@m.com",
      "\e[2K\e[1G",
      "\e[1A\e[2K\e[1G",
      "What is your email? \e[32mp@m.com\e[0m\n"
    ].join)
  end
end