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"""Test Task class function."""

from unittest.mock import patch

import pytest

from pydolphinscheduler.core.task import Task, TaskRelation
from tests.testing.task import Task as testTask

TEST_TASK_RELATION_SET = set()
TEST_TASK_RELATION_SIZE = 0


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "attr, expect",
    [
        (
            dict(),
            {
                "localParams": [],
                "resourceList": [],
                "dependence": {},
                "waitStartTimeout": {},
                "conditionResult": {"successNode": [""], "failedNode": [""]},
            },
        ),
        (
            {
                "local_params": ["foo", "bar"],
                "resource_list": ["foo", "bar"],
                "dependence": {"foo", "bar"},
                "wait_start_timeout": {"foo", "bar"},
                "condition_result": {"foo": ["bar"]},
            },
            {
                "localParams": ["foo", "bar"],
                "resourceList": ["foo", "bar"],
                "dependence": {"foo", "bar"},
                "waitStartTimeout": {"foo", "bar"},
                "conditionResult": {"foo": ["bar"]},
            },
        ),
    ],
)
def test_property_task_params(attr, expect):
    """Test class task property."""
    task = testTask(
        "test-property-task-params",
        "test-task",
        **attr,
    )
    assert expect == task.task_params


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "pre_code, post_code, expect",
    [
        (123, 456, hash("123 -> 456")),
        (12345678, 987654321, hash("12345678 -> 987654321")),
    ],
)
def test_task_relation_hash_func(pre_code, post_code, expect):
    """Test TaskRelation magic function :func:`__hash__`."""
    task_param = TaskRelation(pre_task_code=pre_code, post_task_code=post_code)
    assert hash(task_param) == expect


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "pre_code, post_code, size_add",
    [
        (123, 456, 1),
        (123, 456, 0),
        (456, 456, 1),
        (123, 123, 1),
        (456, 123, 1),
        (0, 456, 1),
        (123, 0, 1),
    ],
)
def test_task_relation_add_to_set(pre_code, post_code, size_add):
    """Test TaskRelation with different pre_code and post_code add to set behavior.

    Here we use global variable to keep set of :class:`TaskRelation` instance and the number we expect
    of the size when we add a new task relation to exists set.
    """
    task_relation = TaskRelation(pre_task_code=pre_code, post_task_code=post_code)
    TEST_TASK_RELATION_SET.add(task_relation)
    # hint python interpreter use global variable instead of local's
    global TEST_TASK_RELATION_SIZE
    TEST_TASK_RELATION_SIZE += size_add
    assert len(TEST_TASK_RELATION_SET) == TEST_TASK_RELATION_SIZE


def test_task_relation_to_dict():
    """Test TaskRelation object function to_dict."""
    pre_task_code = 123
    post_task_code = 456
    expect = {
        "name": "",
        "preTaskCode": pre_task_code,
        "postTaskCode": post_task_code,
        "preTaskVersion": 1,
        "postTaskVersion": 1,
        "conditionType": 0,
        "conditionParams": {},
    }
    task_relation = TaskRelation(
        pre_task_code=pre_task_code, post_task_code=post_task_code
    )
    assert task_relation.get_define() == expect


def test_task_get_define():
    """Test Task object function get_define."""
    code = 123
    version = 1
    name = "test_task_get_define"
    task_type = "test_task_get_define_type"
    expect = {
        "code": code,
        "name": name,
        "version": version,
        "description": None,
        "delayTime": 0,
        "taskType": task_type,
        "taskParams": {
            "resourceList": [],
            "localParams": [],
            "dependence": {},
            "conditionResult": {"successNode": [""], "failedNode": [""]},
            "waitStartTimeout": {},
        },
        "flag": "YES",
        "taskPriority": "MEDIUM",
        "workerGroup": "default",
        "failRetryTimes": 0,
        "failRetryInterval": 1,
        "timeoutFlag": "CLOSE",
        "timeoutNotifyStrategy": None,
        "timeout": 0,
    }
    with patch(
        "pydolphinscheduler.core.task.Task.gen_code_and_version",
        return_value=(code, version),
    ):
        task = Task(name=name, task_type=task_type)
        assert task.get_define() == expect


@pytest.mark.parametrize("shift", ["<<", ">>"])
def test_two_tasks_shift(shift: str):
    """Test bit operator between tasks.

    Here we test both `>>` and `<<` bit operator.
    """
    upstream = testTask(name="upstream", task_type=shift)
    downstream = testTask(name="downstream", task_type=shift)
    if shift == "<<":
        downstream << upstream
    elif shift == ">>":
        upstream >> downstream
    else:
        assert False, f"Unexpect bit operator type {shift}."
    assert (
        1 == len(upstream._downstream_task_codes)
        and downstream.code in upstream._downstream_task_codes
    ), "Task downstream task attributes error, downstream codes size or specific code failed."
    assert (
        1 == len(downstream._upstream_task_codes)
        and upstream.code in downstream._upstream_task_codes
    ), "Task upstream task attributes error, upstream codes size or upstream code failed."


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "dep_expr, flag",
    [
        ("task << tasks", "upstream"),
        ("tasks << task", "downstream"),
        ("task >> tasks", "downstream"),
        ("tasks >> task", "upstream"),
    ],
)
def test_tasks_list_shift(dep_expr: str, flag: str):
    """Test bit operator between task and sequence of tasks.

    Here we test both `>>` and `<<` bit operator.
    """
    reverse_dict = {
        "upstream": "downstream",
        "downstream": "upstream",
    }
    task_type = "dep_task_and_tasks"
    task = testTask(name="upstream", task_type=task_type)
    tasks = [
        testTask(name="downstream1", task_type=task_type),
        testTask(name="downstream2", task_type=task_type),
    ]

    # Use build-in function eval to simply test case and reduce duplicate code
    eval(dep_expr)
    direction_attr = f"_{flag}_task_codes"
    reverse_direction_attr = f"_{reverse_dict[flag]}_task_codes"
    assert 2 == len(getattr(task, direction_attr))
    assert [t.code in getattr(task, direction_attr) for t in tasks]

    assert all([1 == len(getattr(t, reverse_direction_attr)) for t in tasks])
    assert all([task.code in getattr(t, reverse_direction_attr) for t in tasks])
