// The upload, against the mock network. Its own file because what is tested here is a TRANSPORT and
// not a read: the order of the parts on the wire, the numbers the browser reports while a body goes
// out, and the way every class of refusal comes back.
//
// ⚠ The progress half is tested HERE and not by a scene, and that is a measurement rather than a
// preference: in a browser the mock network is a service worker, and Chromium reports no upload
// progress for a request a worker answers (probe: `loadstart` with the right total, then nothing).
// Under this runner the mock intercepts `XMLHttpRequest` itself and does emit the events, so the
// wiring is provable — while the scene can only check what the browser world is able to show.

import { HttpResponse, http } from 'msw';
import { setupServer } from 'msw/node';
import { afterAll, afterEach, beforeAll, beforeEach, expect, test } from 'vitest';

import { ApiError } from './client';
import { book } from '../mock/book';
import { rewind } from '../mock/live';
import { clearIntake, intakeLimits, settleIntake } from '../mock/intake';
import { handlersFor } from '../mock/handlers';
import { readBook, readChapters, readLibrary } from './queries';
import { uploadBook } from './upload';
import type { UploadProgress } from './upload';

const server = setupServer();
beforeAll(() => {
  server.listen({ onUnhandledRequest: 'error' });
});
afterAll(() => {
  server.close();
});
beforeEach(() => {
  clearIntake();
  // The moving state of the fixture is shared by the worlds (one module, one live counter), and a
  // run started here would otherwise hand its totals to the next file's showcase book.
  rewind();
  server.use(...handlersFor('intake'));
});
afterEach(() => {
  server.resetHandlers();
});

const bookFile = (name = 'gu-zhen-ren.txt', size = 4096) =>
  new File([new Uint8Array(size)], name, { type: 'text/plain' });

test('the book is accepted and comes back as `parsing`, never as `uploading`', async () => {
  const accepted = await uploadBook({
    file: bookFile(),
    sourceLang: 'zh',
    targetLang: 'ru',
    title: book.title,
  });

  // PD-180: by the time an answer can be read the last byte is in, so the state it carries is the
  // one AFTER the upload. A client that drew `uploading` from this answer would draw a state the
  // book has already left.
  expect(accepted.status).toBe('parsing');
  expect(accepted.title).toBe(book.title);
  expect(accepted.character_count).toBe(4096);
  // The chapters are not there yet, and the count says so rather than promising a tree.
  expect(accepted.chapter_count).toBe(0);
});

test('an empty title leaves the naming to the parse', async () => {
  const accepted = await uploadBook({
    file: bookFile(),
    sourceLang: 'zh',
    targetLang: 'ru',
    title: '',
  });
  // Today that means the name of the uploaded file (0.2.3): the form sends no `title` part at all,
  // and what the platform does with its absence is the platform's.
  expect(accepted.title).toBe('gu-zhen-ren');
});

test('the file is the LAST part of the form, and every field precedes it', async () => {
  // The rule the whole intake stands on (PD-172): the platform reads the form as a stream and
  // writes the book's row before the body of the file, so a field behind the file is never read.
  // What the two tests below add is the other side of it — what the platform does with a part that
  // arrived too late, required or not.
  let parts: string[] = [];
  server.use(
    http.post('*/v0/books', async ({ request }) => {
      parts = [...(await request.formData()).keys()];
      return HttpResponse.json({}, { status: 500 });
    }),
  );

  await uploadBook({
    file: bookFile(),
    sourceLang: 'zh',
    targetLang: 'ru',
    title: book.title,
    genre: book.genre,
  }).catch(() => undefined);

  expect(parts).toEqual(['title', 'source_lang', 'target_lang', 'genre', 'file']);
});

test('a REQUIRED field behind the file is the same as a field never sent', async () => {
  // The other side of the rule the client obeys, and it is stated exactly as the platform behaves:
  // the reader stops at the file, so the languages behind it were never seen — and "late" and
  // "never" are one answer, 400.
  const form = new FormData();
  form.append('file', bookFile());
  form.append('source_lang', 'zh');
  form.append('target_lang', 'ru');

  const answer = await fetch('/v0/books', {
    method: 'POST',
    headers: { 'X-TM-Client': 'web' },
    body: form,
  });

  expect(answer.status).toBe(400);
});

test('an OPTIONAL field behind the file is lost, and the book is created without it', async () => {
  // ⚠ Not a refusal. The assignment of this pack said "a field after the file = 400" and the
  // platform does not do that: it stops reading at the file, so `genre` behind it is dropped on the
  // floor and the upload succeeds. A fixture that refused this would refuse a legal request.
  const form = new FormData();
  form.append('source_lang', 'zh');
  form.append('target_lang', 'ru');
  form.append('file', bookFile());
  form.append('genre', book.genre ?? '');

  const answer = await fetch('/v0/books', {
    method: 'POST',
    headers: { 'X-TM-Client': 'web' },
    body: form,
  });

  expect(answer.status).toBe(201);
  expect(((await answer.json()) as { genre?: string }).genre).toBe('');
});

test('more parts than the form allows, or a field longer than a kilobyte, are refused', async () => {
  const many = new FormData();
  for (let part = 0; part < intakeLimits.maxParts; part += 1) many.append(`x${String(part)}`, '1');
  many.append('file', bookFile());
  expect(
    (await fetch('/v0/books', { method: 'POST', headers: { 'X-TM-Client': 'web' }, body: many }))
      .status,
  ).toBe(400);

  const long = new FormData();
  long.append('genre', 'x'.repeat(intakeLimits.maxFieldBytes + 1));
  long.append('source_lang', 'zh');
  long.append('target_lang', 'ru');
  long.append('file', bookFile());
  expect(
    (await fetch('/v0/books', { method: 'POST', headers: { 'X-TM-Client': 'web' }, body: long }))
      .status,
  ).toBe(400);
});

test('the numbers of the body going out reach the caller', async () => {
  const seen: UploadProgress[] = [];
  await uploadBook(
    { file: bookFile('gu-zhen-ren.txt', 4096), sourceLang: 'zh', targetLang: 'ru' },
    { onProgress: (progress) => seen.push(progress) },
  );

  expect(seen.length).toBeGreaterThan(0);
  const last = seen.at(-1);
  // The total is the whole multipart body — bigger than the file by its envelope — and the share a
  // screen draws is `sent / total`, which is why both halves have to arrive.
  expect(last?.total).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(4096);
  expect(last?.sent).toBe(last?.total);
});

test('a body over the cap is refused with 413 and a product phrase', async () => {
  const failure = await uploadBook({
    file: bookFile('big.txt', intakeLimits.maxBodyBytes + 1),
    sourceLang: 'zh',
    targetLang: 'ru',
  }).catch((error: unknown) => error);

  expect(failure).toBeInstanceOf(ApiError);
  expect((failure as ApiError).status).toBe(413);
  // The phrase is the platform's and reaches the screen untouched; what the client adds is the
  // ADVICE, which is different for every class and is not on the wire at all.
  // ⚠ Asserted as a NON-EMPTY string and not as `not.toBe('')`: with no problem body at all the
  // title is `undefined`, which is also "not an empty string" — the check passed on the very case
  // it exists to catch (found by the adversarial review).
  expect(typeof (failure as ApiError).problem?.title).toBe('string');
  expect((failure as ApiError).problem?.title).not.toBe('');
});

test.each([
  ['refuse-400.txt', 400],
  ['refuse-404.txt', 404],
  ['refuse-408.txt', 408],
])('%s is answered %i', async (name, status) => {
  const failure = await uploadBook({
    file: bookFile(name),
    sourceLang: 'zh',
    targetLang: 'ru',
  }).catch((error: unknown) => error);

  expect(failure).toBeInstanceOf(ApiError);
  expect((failure as ApiError).status).toBe(status);
});

test('an upload the user cancelled is not a failure of anything', async () => {
  const abort = new AbortController();
  abort.abort();

  // ⚠ The signal is checked BEFORE the request is opened, and this test covers only that half. A
  // cancellation mid-body is the browser's own (`xhr.abort()`), and the mock network cannot be made
  // to model it: under this runner it intercepts the request the moment it is sent, so an abort a
  // tick later changes nothing. Named rather than faked green.
  await expect(
    uploadBook({ file: bookFile(), sourceLang: 'zh', targetLang: 'ru' }, { signal: abort.signal }),
  ).rejects.toMatchObject({ name: 'UploadAborted' });
});

test('a parsed book gains its chapters; a rejected one gains a machine reason', async () => {
  const good = await uploadBook({ file: bookFile(), sourceLang: 'zh', targetLang: 'ru' });
  const bad = await uploadBook({
    file: bookFile('reject-source.txt'),
    sourceLang: 'zh',
    targetLang: 'ru',
  });
  settleIntake();

  const parsed = await readBook(good.id);
  expect(parsed.book.status).toBe('not_started');
  expect((await readChapters(good.id)).chapters.length).toBeGreaterThan(0);

  const rejected = await readBook(bad.id);
  expect(rejected.book.status).toBe('rejected');
  expect(rejected.book.reject_reason).toBe('source_unreadable');
  // Both books are in the library, and both are visible: a rejected book keeps its row so that the
  // person can see the upload did not make it.
  expect((await readLibrary()).books).toHaveLength(2);
});

test('a reason this build does not know is narrowed to "not known", never trusted', async () => {
  const accepted = await uploadBook({ file: bookFile(), sourceLang: 'zh', targetLang: 'ru' });
  server.use(
    http.get('*/v0/books/:bookId', () =>
      HttpResponse.json({
        revision: 1,
        book: { ...accepted, status: 'rejected', reject_reason: 'a_reason_from_a_future_contract' },
        run: null,
      }),
    ),
  );

  // Narrowed to `null` — which the screen shows exactly as it shows an ABSENT reason, because the
  // contract says the two are one fact: the reason is not known (0.2.3).
  expect((await readBook(accepted.id)).book.reject_reason).toBeNull();
});