/*
  ==============================================================================

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  ==============================================================================
*/

#ifndef JUCE_UNITTEST_H_INCLUDED
#define JUCE_UNITTEST_H_INCLUDED

class UnitTestRunner;


//==============================================================================
/**
    This is a base class for classes that perform a unit test.

    To write a test using this class, your code should look something like this:

    @code
    class MyTest  : public UnitTest
    {
    public:
        MyTest()  : UnitTest ("Foobar testing") {}

        void runTest() override
        {
            beginTest ("Part 1");

            expect (myFoobar.doesSomething());
            expect (myFoobar.doesSomethingElse());

            beginTest ("Part 2");

            expect (myOtherFoobar.doesSomething());
            expect (myOtherFoobar.doesSomethingElse());

            ...etc..
        }
    };

    // Creating a static instance will automatically add the instance to the array
    // returned by UnitTest::getAllTests(), so the test will be included when you call
    // UnitTestRunner::runAllTests()
    static MyTest test;
    @endcode

    To run a test, use the UnitTestRunner class.

    @see UnitTestRunner
*/
class JUCE_API  UnitTest
{
public:
    //==============================================================================
    /** Creates a test with the given name. */
    explicit UnitTest (const String& name);

    /** Destructor. */
    virtual ~UnitTest();

    /** Returns the name of the test. */
    const String& getName() const noexcept       { return name; }

    /** Runs the test, using the specified UnitTestRunner.
        You shouldn't need to call this method directly - use
        UnitTestRunner::runTests() instead.
    */
    void performTest (UnitTestRunner* runner);

    /** Returns the set of all UnitTest objects that currently exist. */
    static Array<UnitTest*>& getAllTests();

    //==============================================================================
    /** You can optionally implement this method to set up your test.
        This method will be called before runTest().
    */
    virtual void initialise();

    /** You can optionally implement this method to clear up after your test has been run.
        This method will be called after runTest() has returned.
    */
    virtual void shutdown();

    /** Implement this method in your subclass to actually run your tests.

        The content of your implementation should call beginTest() and expect()
        to perform the tests.
    */
    virtual void runTest() = 0;

    //==============================================================================
    /** Tells the system that a new subsection of tests is beginning.
        This should be called from your runTest() method, and may be called
        as many times as you like, to demarcate different sets of tests.
    */
    void beginTest (const String& testName);

    //==============================================================================
    /** Checks that the result of a test is true, and logs this result.

        In your runTest() method, you should call this method for each condition that
        you want to check, e.g.

        @code
        void runTest()
        {
            beginTest ("basic tests");
            expect (x + y == 2);
            expect (getThing() == someThing);
            ...etc...
        }
        @endcode

        If testResult is true, a pass is logged; if it's false, a failure is logged.
        If the failure message is specified, it will be written to the log if the test fails.
    */
    void expect (bool testResult, const String& failureMessage = String());

    /** Compares two values, and if they don't match, prints out a message containing the
        expected and actual result values.
    */
    template <class ValueType>
    void expectEquals (ValueType actual, ValueType expected, String failureMessage = String())
    {
        const bool result = (actual == expected);

        if (! result)
        {
            if (failureMessage.isNotEmpty())
                failureMessage << " -- ";

            failureMessage << "Expected value: " << expected << ", Actual value: " << actual;
        }

        expect (result, failureMessage);
    }

    //==============================================================================
    /** Checks that the result of an expression does not throw an exception. */
    #define expectDoesNotThrow(expr)         \
        try                                  \
        {                                    \
            (expr);                          \
            expect (true);                   \
        }                                    \
        catch (...)                          \
        {                                    \
            expect (false, "Expected: does not throw an exception, Actual: throws."); \
        }

    /** Checks that the result of an expression throws an exception. */
    #define expectThrows(expr)               \
        try                                  \
        {                                    \
            (expr);                          \
            expect (false, "Expected: throws an exception, Actual: does not throw."); \
        }                                    \
        catch (...)                          \
        {                                    \
            expect (true);                   \
        }

    /** Checks that the result of an expression throws an exception of a certain type. */
    #define expectThrowsType(expr, type)     \
        try                                  \
        {                                    \
            (expr);                          \
            expect (false, "Expected: throws an exception of type " #type ", Actual: does not throw."); \
        }                                    \
        catch (type&)                        \
        {                                    \
            expect (true);                   \
        }                                    \
        catch (...)                          \
        {                                    \
            expect (false, "Expected: throws an exception of type " #type ", Actual: throws another type."); \
        }

    //==============================================================================
    /** Writes a message to the test log.
        This can only be called from within your runTest() method.
    */
    void logMessage (const String& message);

    /** Returns a shared RNG that all unit tests should use.
        If a test needs random numbers, it's important that when an error is found, the
        exact circumstances can be re-created in order to re-test the problem, by
        repeating the test with the same random seed value.
        To make this possible, the UnitTestRunner class creates a master seed value
        for the run, writes this number to the log, and then this method returns a
        Random object based on that seed. All tests should only use this method to
        create any Random objects that they need.

        Note that this method will return an identical object each time it's called
        for a given run, so if you need several different Random objects, the best
        way to do that is to call Random::combineSeed() on the result to permute it
        with a constant value.
    */
    Random getRandom() const;

private:
    //==============================================================================
    const String name;
    UnitTestRunner* runner;

    JUCE_DECLARE_NON_COPYABLE (UnitTest)
};


//==============================================================================
/**
    Runs a set of unit tests.

    You can instantiate one of these objects and use it to invoke tests on a set of
    UnitTest objects.

    By using a subclass of UnitTestRunner, you can intercept logging messages and
    perform custom behaviour when each test completes.

    @see UnitTest
*/
class JUCE_API  UnitTestRunner
{
public:
    //==============================================================================
    /** */
    UnitTestRunner();

    /** Destructor. */
    virtual ~UnitTestRunner();

    /** Runs a set of tests.

        The tests are performed in order, and the results are logged. To run all the
        registered UnitTest objects that exist, use runAllTests().

        If you want to run the tests with a predetermined seed, you can pass that into
        the randomSeed argument, or pass 0 to have a randomly-generated seed chosen.
    */
    void runTests (const Array<UnitTest*>& tests, int64 randomSeed = 0);

    /** Runs all the UnitTest objects that currently exist.
        This calls runTests() for all the objects listed in UnitTest::getAllTests().

        If you want to run the tests with a predetermined seed, you can pass that into
        the randomSeed argument, or pass 0 to have a randomly-generated seed chosen.
    */
    void runAllTests (int64 randomSeed = 0);

    /** Sets a flag to indicate whether an assertion should be triggered if a test fails.
        This is true by default.
    */
    void setAssertOnFailure (bool shouldAssert) noexcept;

    /** Sets a flag to indicate whether successful tests should be logged.
        By default, this is set to false, so that only failures will be displayed in the log.
    */
    void setPassesAreLogged (bool shouldDisplayPasses) noexcept;

    //==============================================================================
    /** Contains the results of a test.

        One of these objects is instantiated each time UnitTest::beginTest() is called, and
        it contains details of the number of subsequent UnitTest::expect() calls that are
        made.
    */
    struct TestResult
    {
        /** The main name of this test (i.e. the name of the UnitTest object being run). */
        String unitTestName;
        /** The name of the current subcategory (i.e. the name that was set when UnitTest::beginTest() was called). */
        String subcategoryName;

        /** The number of UnitTest::expect() calls that succeeded. */
        int passes;
        /** The number of UnitTest::expect() calls that failed. */
        int failures;

        /** A list of messages describing the failed tests. */
        StringArray messages;
    };

    /** Returns the number of TestResult objects that have been performed.
        @see getResult
    */
    int getNumResults() const noexcept;

    /** Returns one of the TestResult objects that describes a test that has been run.
        @see getNumResults
    */
    const TestResult* getResult (int index) const noexcept;

protected:
    /** Called when the list of results changes.
        You can override this to perform some sort of behaviour when results are added.
    */
    virtual void resultsUpdated();

    /** Logs a message about the current test progress.
        By default this just writes the message to the Logger class, but you could override
        this to do something else with the data.
    */
    virtual void logMessage (const String& message);

    /** This can be overridden to let the runner know that it should abort the tests
        as soon as possible, e.g. because the thread needs to stop.
    */
    virtual bool shouldAbortTests();

private:
    //==============================================================================
    friend class UnitTest;

    UnitTest* currentTest;
    String currentSubCategory;
    OwnedArray <TestResult, CriticalSection> results;
    bool assertOnFailure, logPasses;
    Random randomForTest;

    void beginNewTest (UnitTest* test, const String& subCategory);
    void endTest();

    void addPass();
    void addFail (const String& failureMessage);

    JUCE_DECLARE_NON_COPYABLE (UnitTestRunner)
};


#endif   // JUCE_UNITTEST_H_INCLUDED
