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import __future__

import pytest
from testfixtures import compare

from sybil import Example, Sybil
from sybil.parsers.myst import PythonCodeBlockParser, CodeBlockParser
from .helpers import check_excinfo, parse, check_path, sample_path


def test_basic():
    examples, namespace = parse('myst-codeblock.md', PythonCodeBlockParser(), expected=7)
    namespace['y'] = namespace['z'] = 0
    assert examples[0].evaluate() is None
    assert namespace['y'] == 1
    assert namespace['z'] == 0
    with pytest.raises(Exception) as excinfo:
        examples[1].evaluate()
    compare(examples[1].parsed, expected="raise Exception('boom!')\n", show_whitespace=True)
    assert examples[1].line == 10
    check_excinfo(examples[1], excinfo, 'boom!', lineno=11)
    assert examples[2].evaluate() is None
    assert namespace['y'] == 1
    assert namespace['z'] == 1
    assert examples[3].evaluate() is None
    assert namespace['bin'] == b'x'
    assert namespace['uni'] == u'x'
    assert examples[4].evaluate() is None
    assert 'NoVars' in namespace
    assert examples[5].evaluate() is None
    assert namespace['define_this'] == 1
    assert examples[6].evaluate() is None
    assert 'YesVars' in namespace
    assert '__builtins__' not in namespace


def test_complicated_nesting():
    # This has no code blocks, but should still parse fine:
    parse('myst-complicated-nesting.md', PythonCodeBlockParser(), expected=0)


def test_doctest_at_end_of_fenced_codeblock():
    examples, namespace = parse('myst-codeblock-doctests-end-of-fenced-codeblocks.md',
                                PythonCodeBlockParser(), expected=2)
    assert examples[0].evaluate() is None
    assert examples[1].evaluate() is None
    assert namespace['b'] == 2


def test_other_language_composition_pass():

    def oh_hai(example):
        assert isinstance(example, Example)
        assert 'HAI' in example.parsed

    parser = CodeBlockParser(language='lolcode', evaluator=oh_hai)
    examples, namespace = parse('myst-codeblock.md', parser, expected=1)
    assert examples[0].evaluate() is None



def test_other_language_composition_fail():
    def oh_noez(example):
        if 'KTHXBYE' in example.parsed:
            raise ValueError('oh noez')

    parser = CodeBlockParser(language='lolcode', evaluator=oh_noez)
    examples, namespace = parse('myst-codeblock.md', parser, expected=1)
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        examples[0].evaluate()


def test_other_language_no_evaluator():
    parser = CodeBlockParser('foo')
    with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError):
        parser.evaluate(...)


class LolCodeCodeBlockParser(CodeBlockParser):

    language = 'lolcode'

    def evaluate(self, example: Example):
        if example.parsed != 'HAI\n':
            raise ValueError(repr(example.parsed))


def test_other_language_inheritance():
    examples, namespace = parse('myst-codeblock-lolcode.md', LolCodeCodeBlockParser(), expected=2)
    examples[0].evaluate()
    with pytest.raises(ValueError) as excinfo:
        examples[1].evaluate()
    assert str(excinfo.value) == "'KTHXBYE\\n'"


class IgnoringPythonCodeBlockParser(CodeBlockParser):

    def __call__(self, document):
        for region in super().__call__(document):
            options = region.lexemes.get('options')
            if options and 'ignore' in options:
                continue
            yield region


class IgnoringCodeBlockParser(PythonCodeBlockParser):

    codeblock_parser_class = IgnoringPythonCodeBlockParser


def test_other_functionality_inheritance():
    examples, namespace = parse(
        'myst-codeblock-subclassing.md', IgnoringCodeBlockParser(), expected=2
    )
    examples[0].evaluate()
    examples[1].evaluate()


def future_import_checks(*future_imports):
    parser = PythonCodeBlockParser(future_imports)
    examples, namespace = parse('myst-codeblock-future-imports.md', parser, expected=3)
    with pytest.raises(Exception) as excinfo:
        examples[0].evaluate()
    # check the line number of the first block, which is the hardest case:
    check_excinfo(examples[0], excinfo, 'Boom 1', lineno=3)
    with pytest.raises(Exception) as excinfo:
        examples[1].evaluate()
    # check the line number of the second block:
    check_excinfo(examples[1], excinfo, 'Boom 2', lineno=9)
    examples[2].evaluate()
    # check the line number of the third block:
    assert namespace['foo'].__code__.co_firstlineno == 15
    return namespace['foo']


def test_no_future_imports():
    future_import_checks()


def test_single_future_import():
    future_import_checks('barry_as_FLUFL')


def test_multiple_future_imports():
    future_import_checks('barry_as_FLUFL', 'print_function')


def test_functional_future_imports():
    foo = future_import_checks('annotations')
    # This will keep working but not be an effective test once PEP 563 finally lands:
    assert foo.__code__.co_flags & __future__.annotations.compiler_flag


def test_blank_lines():
    examples, namespace = parse(
        'myst-codeblock-blank-lines.md', PythonCodeBlockParser(), expected=1
    )
    example, = examples
    compare(example.parsed, expected=''.join((
        '\n',
        'y = 0\n',
        '# now a blank line:\n',
        '\n',
        'y += 1\n',
        '# two blank lines:\n',
        '\n',
        '\n',
        "assert not y, 'Boom!'\n",
    )))
    with pytest.raises(AssertionError) as excinfo:
        example.evaluate()

    # check the line number in the exception:
    check_excinfo(example, excinfo, 'Boom!', lineno=12)


def test_blank_lines_indented():
    examples, namespace = parse(
        "myst-codeblock-blank-lines-indented.md", PythonCodeBlockParser(), expected=1
    )
    (example,) = examples
    compare(
        example.parsed,
        expected="".join(
            (
                "\n",
                "y = 0\n",
                "# now a blank line:\n",
                "\n",
                "y += 1\n",
                "# two blank lines:\n",
                "\n",
                "\n",
                "assert not y, 'Boom!'\n",
            )
        ),
    )
    with pytest.raises(AssertionError) as excinfo:
        example.evaluate()

    # check the line number in the exception:
    check_excinfo(example, excinfo, "Boom!", lineno=12)


def test_code_directive():
    sybil = Sybil([PythonCodeBlockParser()])
    check_path(sample_path('myst-code.md'), sybil, expected=1)


def test_sourcecode_directive():
    sybil = Sybil([PythonCodeBlockParser()])
    check_path(sample_path('myst-sourcecode.md'), sybil, expected=1)