"""Test PostingMeta class"""
# Copyright © 2020  Brett Smith
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import pytest

from . import testutil

from conservancy_beancount import data

@pytest.fixture
def simple_txn(index=None, key=None):
    return testutil.Transaction(note='txn note', postings=[
        ('Assets:Cash', 5),
        ('Income:Donations', -5, {'note': 'donation love', 'extra': 'Extra'}),
    ])
SIMPLE_TXN_METAKEYS = frozenset(['filename', 'lineno', 'note'])

def test_getitem_transaction(simple_txn):
    assert data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 0)['note'] == 'txn note'

def test_getitem_posting(simple_txn):
    assert data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 1)['note'] == 'donation love'

def test_getitem_keyerror(simple_txn):
    with pytest.raises(KeyError):
        data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 1)['InvalidMetadata']

def test_setitem_overwrite(simple_txn):
    meta = data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 1)
    meta['note'] = 'overwritten'
    assert meta['note'] == 'overwritten'
    assert data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 0)['note'] == 'txn note'

def test_setitem_over_txn(simple_txn):
    meta = data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 0)
    meta['note'] = 'overwritten'
    assert meta['note'] == 'overwritten'
    assert simple_txn.meta['note'] == 'txn note'
    assert data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 1)['note'] == 'donation love'

def test_setitem_new_meta(simple_txn):
    meta = data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 0)
    meta['newkey'] = 'testvalue'
    assert meta['newkey'] == 'testvalue'
    assert 'newkey' not in simple_txn.meta
    assert 'newkey' not in simple_txn.postings[1].meta

def test_delitem(simple_txn):
    meta = data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 1)
    del meta['note']
    assert 'note' not in simple_txn.postings[1].meta

def test_delitem_fails_on_txn_meta(simple_txn):
    meta = data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 0)
    with pytest.raises(KeyError):
        del meta['note']

def test_len_with_empty_post_meta(simple_txn):
    assert len(data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 0)) == len(SIMPLE_TXN_METAKEYS)

def test_len_with_post_meta_over_txn(simple_txn):
    assert len(data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 1)) == len(SIMPLE_TXN_METAKEYS) + 1

def test_iter_with_empty_post_meta(simple_txn):
    assert set(data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 0)) == SIMPLE_TXN_METAKEYS

def test_iter_with_post_meta_over_txn(simple_txn):
    assert set(data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 1)) == SIMPLE_TXN_METAKEYS.union(['extra'])

# The .get() tests are arguably testing the stdlib, but they're short and
# they confirm that we're using the stdlib as we intend.
def test_get_with_meta_value(simple_txn):
    assert data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 1).get('note') == 'donation love'

def test_get_with_txn_value(simple_txn):
    assert data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 0).get('note') == 'txn note'

def test_get_with_no_value(simple_txn):
    assert data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 0).get('extra') is None

def test_get_with_specified_default(simple_txn):
    assert data.PostingMeta(simple_txn, 0).get('extra', 'blank') == 'blank'