# I do not trust python and it's tests, so I'm testing them. May not be worth
# much, but at least it shows me a few things.

from __future__ import annotations

import os
import json
from pytest_httpserver import HTTPServer

# do not remove this import. This is needed for
# pytest fixtures to work
import pytest  # noqa: F401

from senju.haiku import Haiku  # noqa: F401

# Note: these weird arguments are an indicator of what should be dome
# before. For example, `temp_data_dir` is a function in `conftest.py`. If we
# put it in the arguments, it seems to run before our test, and the return
# value becomes a local. This is all very confusing for someone used to
# Rust's libtest


def test_tests_are_loaded():
    assert True  # if we make it here, they are


def test_temp_data_dir(temp_data_dir):
    print(temp_data_dir)
    testpath = temp_data_dir / "__test"
    with open(testpath, "w") as f:
        f.write("that dir actually works")
    os.remove(testpath)


def test_create_haiku():
    haiku = Haiku(["line number 1", "line number 2", "line number 3"])
    print(haiku)


def test_get_haiku_json():
    haiku = Haiku(["line number 1", "line number 2", "line number 3"])
    data_raw: str = haiku.get_json()
    data = json.loads(data_raw)
    print(data)


def test_request_haiku(httpserver: HTTPServer):

    httpserver.expect_request(
        "/testhaiku").respond_with_json({"response":
                                         "The apparition of these\n"
                                        "faces in a crowd; Petal\n"
                                         "on a wet, black bough."
                                         })

    haiku = Haiku.request_haiku(
        "apple banana papaya", url=httpserver.url_for("/testhaiku"))
    print(haiku)