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require 'test_helper'
require 'integration/helpers/flow_helper'

class EventFlowTests < ActionDispatch::IntegrationTest
  include AccountsHelper  # for path helper functions
  include FlowHelper

  fixtures :accounts, :events

  setup do
  	@account = Account.find_by_name("user1")

  	@account.password = "testing"
  	@account.password_confirmation = "testing"
  	@account.save

    @admin = accounts(:admin)
    @admin.password ="testing"
    @admin.password_confirmation = "testing"    
    @admin.save

    @event = Event.first
    @event.account_id = (@account.id + 1)
    @event.market_context = MarketContext.first
    @event.save

  end

  ######################################################################

  test "protected events should be redirected" do
  	# login @account

    get events_path
  	assert_response 302

    get event_path(@event)
  	assert_response 302

    get new_event_by_type_path
  	assert_response 302

    post events_path(@event)
  	assert_response 302

    delete event_path(@event)
  	assert_response 302

    put event_path(@event)
  	assert_response 302

  end

  ######################################################################

  test "access protected event should fail" do
  	login @account

    get event_path(@event)
    assert_response 403

    # user can create an event but test_event field is hard coded
    get new_event_by_type_path
    assert_response 200

    response_required_type_id = ResponseRequiredType.first.id
    market_context_id = MarketContext.first.id

  	assert_difference('Event.count') do
      post events_path, {
          event_interface: {
            event: { duration: "5", dtstart_str: "2013-01-01 12:00PM CST", response_required_type_id: response_required_type_id, market_context_id: market_context_id },
            event_signal: { signal_name_id: 1, signal_type_id: 1},
            event_signal_interval: {}
          }
        },
        {
          'HTTP_REFERER' => '/'
        }

      # puts response.body
      assert_response 302

  	end

    assert assigns(:event_interface).event.test_event != "false"
    
    put event_path(@event), {event: { event_id: "aaaa"}}, {'HTTP_REFERER' => '/'}
  	assert_response 403

    @event = Event.find_by_event_id("aaaa")
    assert_nil @event

    @event = Event.find_by_event_id(events(:event1).event_id)

   	assert_no_difference('Event.count') do
  		delete event_path(@event), {}, {'HTTP_REFERER' => '/'}
      assert_response 403
  	end
  end

  ######################################################################

  test "access protected event should succeed" do
    login @admin
    
    get events_path
    assert_response 200

    get event_path(@event)
    assert_response 200

    get new_event_by_type_path
    assert_response 200

    market_context_id = MarketContext.first.id

    # new_event = Event.new(event_id: "new_event")
    assert_difference('Event.count') do
      post events_path, {
        event_interface: {
          event: { event_id: "eventname", duration: "1", response_required_type_id: "0", market_context_id: market_context_id },
          event_signal: { signal_name_id: 1, signal_type_id: 1},
          event_signal_interval: {}
        }
      },
      {
        'HTTP_REFERER' => '/'
      }
    end

    put event_path(@event), {
      event_interface: {
        event: { event_id: "aaaa"}
      }
    },
    {
      'HTTP_REFERER' => '/'
    }

    assert_response 200

    @event = Event.find_by_event_id("aaaa")
    assert_not_nil @event
    
    assert_difference('Event.count', -1) do
      delete event_path(@event), {}, {'HTTP_REFERER' => '/'}
    end
  end
  
  ######################################################################

  test "account access event_groups should fail" do
    login @account

    groups = Group.all
    event = Event.first

    put add_groups_event_path(event), {group: { id: [groups[0].id, groups[1].id] }}
    assert_response 403

    # NOTE: this shold be passing event_group ids but access should be blocked so
    # it doesn't matter what we pass for IDs
    put remove_groups_event_path(event), {event_group: { id: [groups[0].id, groups[1].id] }}
    assert_response 403

  end

  ######################################################################

  test "admin access event_groups should succeed" do
    login @admin

    groups = Group.all
    event = Event.first

    assert_difference('EventGroup.count', 2) do
      put add_groups_event_path(event), {group: { id: [groups[0].id, groups[1].id] }}
      assert_response 200
    end
    
    assert_raise(ActiveRecord::RecordNotUnique) do
      assert_difference('EventGroup.count', 0) do
        put add_groups_event_path(event), {group: { id: [groups[0].id] }}
      end
    end

    event_groups = event.event_groups

    assert_difference('EventGroup.count', -1) do
      put remove_groups_event_path(event), {event_group: { id: [event_groups[0].id] }}
      assert_response 200
    end

  end

  ######################################################################

  test "account access event_resources should fail" do
    login @account

    resource_types = ResourceType.all
    event = Event.first

    put add_resources_event_path(event), {resource_type: { id: [resource_types[0].id, resource_types[1].id] }}
    assert_response 403

    # NOTE: this shold be passing event_resource ids but access should be blocked so
    # it doesn't matter what we pass for IDs
    put remove_resources_event_path(event), {event_resource: { id: [resource_types[0].id, resource_types[1].id] }}
    assert_response 403

  end

  ######################################################################

  test "admin access event_resources should succeed" do
    login @admin

    resource_types = ResourceType.all
    event = Event.first

    assert_difference('EventResource.count', 2) do
      put add_resources_event_path(event), {resource_type: { id: [resource_types[0].id, resource_types[1].id] }}
      assert_response 200
    end
    
    assert_raise (ActiveRecord::RecordNotUnique) do
      assert_difference('EventResource.count', 0) do
        put add_resources_event_path(event), {resource_type: { id: [resource_types[0].id] }}
      end
    end

    event_resources = event.event_resources

    assert_difference('EventResource.count', -2) do
      put remove_resources_event_path(event), {event_resource: { id: [event_resources[0].id, event_resources[1].id] }}
      assert_response 200
    end

  end

  ######################################################################

  test "account access event_vens should fail" do
    login @account

    vens = Ven.all
    event = Event.first

    put add_vens_event_path(event), {ven: { id: [vens[0].id, vens[1].id] }}
    assert_response 403

    # NOTE: this shold be passing event_ven ids but access should be blocked so
    # it doesn't matter what we pass for IDs
    put remove_vens_event_path(event), {event_ven: { id: [vens[0].id, vens[1].id] }}
    assert_response 403

  end

  ######################################################################

  test "admin access event_vens should succeed" do
    login @admin

    vens = Ven.all
    event = Event.first

    assert_difference('EventVen.count', 2) do
      put add_vens_event_path(event), {ven: { id: [vens[0].id, vens[1].id] }}
      assert_response 200
    end
    
    assert_raise (ActiveRecord::RecordNotUnique) do
      assert_difference('EventVen.count', 0) do
        put add_vens_event_path(event), {ven: { id: [vens[0].id] }}
      end
    end

    event_vens = event.event_vens

    assert_difference('EventVen.count', -2) do
      put remove_vens_event_path(event), {event_ven: { id: [event_vens[0].id, event_vens[1].id] }}
      assert_response 200
    end

  end

  ######################################################################

  test "account access event_parties should fail" do
    login @account

    market_context_subscriptions = MarketContextSubscription.all
    event = Event.first

    put add_parties_event_path(event), {market_context_subscription: { id: [] }}
    assert_response 403

    # NOTE: this shold be passing event_parties ids but access should be blocked so
    # it doesn't matter what we pass for IDs
    put remove_parties_event_path(event), {market_context_subscription: { id: [] }}
    assert_response 403

  end

  ######################################################################

  test "admin access event_parties should succeed" do
    login @admin

    event = Event.first
    ven = Ven.first
    ven.account = @admin
    ven.save

    market_contexts = MarketContext.all

    s = ven.market_context_subscriptions.new 
    s.market_context_id = market_contexts[0].id
    s.save

    s = ven.market_context_subscriptions.new 
    s.market_context_id = market_contexts[1].id
    s.save

    market_context_subscriptions = ven.market_context_subscriptions

    assert_difference('EventParty.count', 2) do
      put add_parties_event_path(event), {market_context_subscription: { id: [market_context_subscriptions[0].id, market_context_subscriptions[1].id] }}
      assert_response 200
    end
    
    assert_raise (ActiveRecord::RecordNotUnique) do
      assert_difference('EventParty.count', 0) do
        put add_parties_event_path(event), {market_context_subscription: { id: [market_context_subscriptions[0].id] }}
      end
    end

    event_vens = event.event_vens

    assert_difference('EventParty.count', -2) do
      put remove_parties_event_path(event), {event_party: { id: [event.event_parties[0].id, event.event_parties[1].id] }}
      assert_response 200
    end

  end

  ######################################################################

  test "admin access event signal should succeed" do
    login @admin
    event = Event.first

    assert_difference('event.event_signals.count') do
      post event_event_signals_path(event), {event_signal: {signal_id: "signal_id", signal_type_id: "1", signal_name_id: "1"}}
    end

    assert_not_nil assigns(:event_signal)

    event_signal = EventSignal.first

    # both paths are defined
    put event_signal_path(event_signal), {event_signal: {signal_id: "signal_id2"}}
    assert_response 200

    put event_event_signal_path(event_signal.event, event_signal), {event_signal: {signal_id: "signal_id2"}}
    assert_response 200

    assert_difference('event_signal.event_signal_intervals.count') do
      post event_signal_event_signal_intervals_path(event_signal), {event_signal_interval: {uid: "uid", duration: "5"}}
    end

    event_signal_interval = event_signal.event_signal_intervals.first

    assert_not_nil event_signal_interval

    put event_signal_event_signal_interval_path(event_signal, event_signal_interval), {event_signal_interval: {uid: "uid2"}}

    event_signal_interval = event_signal.event_signal_intervals.find_by_uid("uid2")

    assert_not_nil event_signal_interval

  end

  ######################################################################

  test "user access event signal should fail" do
    login @account
    event = Event.first

    assert_no_difference('event.event_signals.count') do
      post event_event_signals_path(event), {event_signal: {signal_id: "singal_id"}}
      assert_response 403
    end

    assert_nil assigns(:event_signal)
  end

  ######################################################################

  test "create event adds default signal and interval" do
    login @admin
    
    signal_type = SignalType.find_by_name("price")
    signal_name = SignalName.first

    market_context_id = MarketContext.first.id

    assert_difference('Event.count') do
      post events_path, {
        event_interface: {
          event: { event_id: "newevent", duration: "1", vtn_comment: "mycomment", response_required_type_id: "0", market_context_id: market_context_id },
          event_signal: { signal_name_id:  signal_name.id, signal_type_id: signal_type.id},
          event_signal_interval: {}
        }
      },
      {
        'HTTP_REFERER' => '/'
      }
    end

    event = Event.find_by_vtn_comment("mycomment")

    assert event.event_signals.count == 1, "no default signal created"
    assert event.event_signals[0].signal_type.name == "price", "incorrect signal type set"
    assert event.event_signals[0].event_signal_intervals.count == 1, "no default interval created"
  end


  ######################################################################

  test "cancel event should fail" do
    login @account

    put cancel_event_path(@event)

    assert_response 403
  end

  ######################################################################

  test "cancel event should succeed" do
    login @admin

    @event.event_status = EventStatus.find_by_name("none")
    @event.save

    assert @event.event_status.name == "none"

    put cancel_event_path(@event)

    @event = Event.find(@event.id)

    assert_not_nil @event.event_status

    assert @event.event_status.name == "cancelled", "exepcted cancel, received '#{@event.event_status.name}'"
    #event 
    assert_response 302
  end

  ######################################################################

  test "add signal interval should succeed" do
    login @admin

    get new_event_event_signal_path(@event)

    assert_response 200
  end  

  ######################################################################

  test "add signal interval should fail" do
    login @account

    get new_event_event_signal_path(@event)

    assert_response 403
  end   
end