#
# Dispatching keyboard events via the DOM would require async tests,
# which tend to be more complicated. Here we create mock events and
# invoke the handlers directly.
#
mockKeyboardEvent = (keyChar) ->
  event = {}
  event.charCode = (if keyCodes[keyChar] isnt undefined then keyCodes[keyChar] else keyChar.charCodeAt(0))
  event.keyIdentifier = "U+00" + event.charCode.toString(16)
  event.keyCode = event.charCode
  event.stopImmediatePropagation = -> @suppressed = true
  event.preventDefault = -> @suppressed = true
  event

# Some of these tests have side effects on the handler stack and active mode.  Therefore, we take backups and
# restore them on tear down.
backupStackState = ->
  Mode.backup = Mode.modes[..]
  handlerStack.backup = handlerStack.stack[..]
restoreStackState = ->
  for mode in Mode.modes
    mode.exit() unless mode in Mode.backup
  Mode.modes = Mode.backup
  handlerStack.stack = handlerStack.backup

#
# Retrieve the hint markers as an array object.
#
getHintMarkers = ->
  Array::slice.call document.getElementsByClassName("vimiumHintMarker"), 0

#
# Generate tests that are common to both default and filtered
# link hinting modes.
#
createGeneralHintTests = (isFilteredMode) ->

  context "Link hints",

    setup ->
      testContent = "<a>test</a>" + "<a>tress</a>"
      document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = testContent
      stub settings.values, "filterLinkHints", false
      stub settings.values, "linkHintCharacters", "ab"

    tearDown ->
      document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = ""

    should "create hints when activated, discard them when deactivated", ->
      LinkHints.activateMode()
      assert.isFalse not LinkHints.hintMarkerContainingDiv?
      LinkHints.deactivateMode()
      assert.isTrue not LinkHints.hintMarkerContainingDiv?

    should "position items correctly", ->
      assertStartPosition = (element1, element2) ->
        assert.equal element1.getClientRects()[0].left, element2.getClientRects()[0].left
        assert.equal element1.getClientRects()[0].top, element2.getClientRects()[0].top
      stub document.body, "style", "static"
      LinkHints.activateMode()
      hintMarkers = getHintMarkers()
      assertStartPosition document.getElementsByTagName("a")[0], hintMarkers[0]
      assertStartPosition document.getElementsByTagName("a")[1], hintMarkers[1]
      LinkHints.deactivateMode()
      stub document.body.style, "position", "relative"
      LinkHints.activateMode()
      hintMarkers = getHintMarkers()
      assertStartPosition document.getElementsByTagName("a")[0], hintMarkers[0]
      assertStartPosition document.getElementsByTagName("a")[1], hintMarkers[1]
      LinkHints.deactivateMode()

createGeneralHintTests false
createGeneralHintTests true

context "Alphabetical link hints",

  setup ->
    stub settings.values, "filterLinkHints", false
    stub settings.values, "linkHintCharacters", "ab"

    # Three hints will trigger double hint chars.
    createLinks 3
    LinkHints.init()
    LinkHints.activateMode()

  tearDown ->
    LinkHints.deactivateMode()
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = ""

  should "label the hints correctly", ->
    # TODO(philc): This test verifies the current behavior, but the current behavior is incorrect.
    # The output here should be something like aa, ab, b.
    hintMarkers = getHintMarkers()
    expectedHints = ["aa", "ba", "ab"]
    for hint, i in expectedHints
      assert.equal hint, hintMarkers[i].hintString

  should "narrow the hints", ->
    hintMarkers = getHintMarkers()
    LinkHints.onKeyDownInMode hintMarkers, mockKeyboardEvent("A")
    assert.equal "none", hintMarkers[1].style.display
    assert.equal "", hintMarkers[0].style.display

context "Filtered link hints",

  setup ->
    stub settings.values, "filterLinkHints", true
    stub settings.values, "linkHintNumbers", "0123456789"

  context "Text hints",

    setup ->
      testContent = "<a>test</a>" + "<a>tress</a>" + "<a>trait</a>" + "<a>track<img alt='alt text'/></a>"
      document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = testContent
      LinkHints.init()
      LinkHints.activateMode()

    tearDown ->
      document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = ""
      LinkHints.deactivateMode()

    should "label the hints", ->
      hintMarkers = getHintMarkers()
      for i in [0...4]
        assert.equal (i + 1).toString(), hintMarkers[i].textContent.toLowerCase()

    should "narrow the hints", ->
      hintMarkers = getHintMarkers()
      LinkHints.onKeyDownInMode hintMarkers, mockKeyboardEvent("T")
      LinkHints.onKeyDownInMode hintMarkers, mockKeyboardEvent("R")
      assert.equal "none", hintMarkers[0].style.display
      assert.equal "1", hintMarkers[1].hintString
      assert.equal "", hintMarkers[1].style.display
      LinkHints.onKeyDownInMode hintMarkers, mockKeyboardEvent("A")
      assert.equal "2", hintMarkers[3].hintString

  context "Image hints",

    setup ->
      testContent = "<a><img alt='alt text'/></a><a><img alt='alt text' title='some title'/></a>
        <a><img title='some title'/></a>" + "<a><img src='' width='320px' height='100px'/></a>"
      document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = testContent
      LinkHints.activateMode()

    tearDown ->
      document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = ""
      LinkHints.deactivateMode()

    should "label the images", ->
      hintMarkers = getHintMarkers()
      assert.equal "1: alt text", hintMarkers[0].textContent.toLowerCase()
      assert.equal "2: alt text", hintMarkers[1].textContent.toLowerCase()
      assert.equal "3: some title", hintMarkers[2].textContent.toLowerCase()
      assert.equal "4", hintMarkers[3].textContent.toLowerCase()

  context "Input hints",

    setup ->
      testContent = "<input type='text' value='some value'/><input type='password' value='some value'/>
        <textarea>some text</textarea><label for='test-input'/>a label</label>
        <input type='text' id='test-input' value='some value'/>
        <label for='test-input-2'/>a label: </label><input type='text' id='test-input-2' value='some value'/>"
      document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = testContent
      LinkHints.activateMode()

    tearDown ->
      document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = ""
      LinkHints.deactivateMode()

    should "label the input elements", ->
      hintMarkers = getHintMarkers()
      assert.equal "1", hintMarkers[0].textContent.toLowerCase()
      assert.equal "2", hintMarkers[1].textContent.toLowerCase()
      assert.equal "3", hintMarkers[2].textContent.toLowerCase()
      assert.equal "4: a label", hintMarkers[3].textContent.toLowerCase()
      assert.equal "5: a label", hintMarkers[4].textContent.toLowerCase()

context "Input focus",

  setup ->
    testContent = "<input type='text' id='first'/><input style='display:none;' id='second'/>
      <input type='password' id='third' value='some value'/>"
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = testContent
    backupStackState()

  tearDown ->
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = ""
    restoreStackState()

  should "focus the right element", ->
    focusInput 1
    assert.equal "first", document.activeElement.id
    # deactivate the tabbing mode and its overlays
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent 'keydown', mockKeyboardEvent("A")

    focusInput 100
    assert.equal "third", document.activeElement.id
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent 'keydown', mockKeyboardEvent("A")

  # This is the same as above, but also verifies that focusInput activates insert mode.
  should "focus the right element, and activate insert mode", ->
    focusInput 1
    assert.equal "first", document.activeElement.id
    # deactivate the tabbing mode and its overlays
    assert.isTrue Mode.top() != "insert"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent 'keydown', mockKeyboardEvent("A")
    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "insert"

    focusInput 100
    assert.equal "third", document.activeElement.id
    assert.isTrue Mode.top() != "insert"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent 'keydown', mockKeyboardEvent("A")
    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "insert"

# TODO: these find prev/next link tests could be refactored into unit tests which invoke a function which has
# a tighter contract than goNext(), since they test minor aspects of goNext()'s link matching behavior, and we
# don't need to construct external state many times over just to test that.
# i.e. these tests should look something like:
# assert.equal(findLink(html("<a href=...">))[0].href, "first")
# These could then move outside of the dom_tests file.
context "Find prev / next links",

  setup ->
    window.location.hash = ""

  should "find exact matches", ->
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = """
    <a href='#first'>nextcorrupted</a>
    <a href='#second'>next page</a>
    """
    stub settings.values, "nextPatterns", "next"
    goNext()
    assert.equal '#second', window.location.hash

  should "match against non-word patterns", ->
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = """
    <a href='#first'>&gt;&gt;</a>
    """
    stub settings.values, "nextPatterns", ">>"
    goNext()
    assert.equal '#first', window.location.hash

  should "favor matches with fewer words", ->
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = """
    <a href='#first'>lorem ipsum next</a>
    <a href='#second'>next!</a>
    """
    stub settings.values, "nextPatterns", "next"
    goNext()
    assert.equal '#second', window.location.hash

  should "find link relation in header", ->
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = """
    <link rel='next' href='#first'>
    """
    goNext()
    assert.equal '#first', window.location.hash

  should "favor link relation to text matching", ->
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = """
    <link rel='next' href='#first'>
    <a href='#second'>next</a>
    """
    goNext()
    assert.equal '#first', window.location.hash

  should "match mixed case link relation", ->
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = """
    <link rel='Next' href='#first'>
    """
    goNext()
    assert.equal '#first', window.location.hash

createLinks = (n) ->
  for i in [0...n] by 1
    link = document.createElement("a")
    link.textContent = "test"
    document.getElementById("test-div").appendChild link

# For these tests, we use "m" as a mapped key, "p" as a pass key, and "u" as an unmapped key.
context "Normal mode",
  setup ->
    backupStackState()
    refreshCompletionKeys
      completionKeys: "m"

  tearDown ->
    restoreStackState()

  should "suppress mapped keys", ->
    for event in [ "keydown", "keypress", "keyup" ]
      key = mockKeyboardEvent "m"
      handlerStack.bubbleEvent event, key
      assert.isTrue key.suppressed

  should "not suppress unmapped keys", ->
    for event in [ "keydown", "keypress", "keyup" ]
      key = mockKeyboardEvent "u"
      handlerStack.bubbleEvent event, key
      assert.isFalse key.suppressed

context "Passkeys mode",
  setup ->
    backupStackState()
    refreshCompletionKeys
      completionKeys: "mp"

    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "registerStateChange",
      enabled: true
      passKeys: ""

  tearDown ->
    restoreStackState()
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "registerStateChange",
      enabled: true
      passKeys: ""

  should "not suppress passKeys", ->
    # First check normal-mode key (just to verify the framework).
    for k in [ "m", "p" ]
      for event in [ "keydown", "keypress", "keyup" ]
        key = mockKeyboardEvent "p"
        handlerStack.bubbleEvent event, key
        assert.isTrue key.suppressed

    # Install passKey.
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "registerStateChange",
      enabled: true
      passKeys: "p"

    # Then verify passKey.
    for event in [ "keydown", "keypress", "keyup" ]
      key = mockKeyboardEvent "p"
      handlerStack.bubbleEvent event, key
      assert.isFalse key.suppressed

    # And re-verify mapped key.
    for event in [ "keydown", "keypress", "keyup" ]
      key = mockKeyboardEvent "m"
      handlerStack.bubbleEvent event, key
      assert.isTrue key.suppressed

context "Insert mode",
  setup ->
    backupStackState()
    refreshCompletionKeys
      completionKeys: "m"

  tearDown ->
    backupStackState()

  should "not suppress mapped keys in insert mode", ->
    # First verify normal-mode key (just to verify the framework).
    for event in [ "keydown", "keypress", "keyup" ]
      key = mockKeyboardEvent "m"
      handlerStack.bubbleEvent event, key
      assert.isTrue key.suppressed

    # Install insert mode.
    insertMode = new InsertMode()

    # Then verify insert mode.
    for event in [ "keydown", "keypress", "keyup" ]
      key = mockKeyboardEvent "m"
      handlerStack.bubbleEvent event, key
      assert.isFalse key.suppressed

    insertMode.exit()

    # Then verify that insert mode has been successfully removed.
    for event in [ "keydown", "keypress", "keyup" ]
      key = mockKeyboardEvent "m"
      handlerStack.bubbleEvent event, key
      assert.isTrue key.suppressed

context "Insert-mode trigger",
  setup ->
    backupStackState()
    refreshCompletionKeys
      completionKeys: "m"

    testContent = "<input type='text' id='first'/>
      <input style='display:none;' id='second'/>
      <input type='password' id='third' value='some value'/>"
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = testContent

  tearDown ->
    restoreStackState()
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = ""

  should "trigger insert mode on focus of contentEditable elements", ->
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "focus",
      target:
        isContentEditable: true

    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "insert"

  should "trigger insert mode on focus of text input", ->
    document.getElementById("first").focus()
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "focus", { target: document.activeElement }

    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "insert"

  should "trigger insert mode on focus of password input", ->
    document.getElementById("third").focus()
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "focus", { target: document.activeElement }

    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "insert"

  should "not trigger insert mode on focus of contentEditable elements", ->
    new InsertModeBlocker()
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "focus",
      target:
        isContentEditable: true

    assert.isTrue Mode.top() != "insert"

  should "not trigger insert mode on focus of text input", ->
    new InsertModeBlocker()
    document.getElementById("first").focus()
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "focus", { target: document.activeElement }

    assert.isTrue Mode.top() != "insert"

  should "not trigger insert mode on focus of password input", ->
    new InsertModeBlocker()
    document.getElementById("third").focus()
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "focus", { target: document.activeElement }

    assert.isTrue Mode.top() != "insert"

context "Mode utilities",
  setup ->
    backupStackState()
    refreshCompletionKeys
      completionKeys: "m"

    testContent = "<input type='text' id='first'/>
      <input style='display:none;' id='second'/>
      <input type='password' id='third' value='some value'/>"
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = testContent

  tearDown ->
    restoreStackState()
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = ""

  should "not have duplicate singletons", ->
    count = 0

    class Test extends Mode
      constructor: ->
        count += 1
        super
          singleton: Test

      exit: ->
        count -= 1
        super()

    assert.isTrue count == 0
    for [1..10]
      mode = new Test(); assert.isTrue count == 1

    mode.exit()
    assert.isTrue count == 0

  should "exit on escape", ->
    escape =
      keyCode: 27

    new Mode
      exitOnEscape: true
      name: "test"

    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "test"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "keydown", escape
    assert.isTrue Mode.top() != "test"

  should "not exit on escape if not enabled", ->
    escape =
      keyCode: 27
      keyIdentifier: ""
      stopImmediatePropagation: ->

    new Mode
      exitOnEscape: false
      name: "test"

    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "test"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "keydown", escape
    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "test"

  should "exit on blur", ->
    element = document.getElementById("first")
    element.focus()

    new Mode
      exitOnBlur: element
      name: "test"

    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "test"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "blur", { srcElement: element }
    assert.isTrue Mode.top() != "test"

  should "not exit on blur if not enabled", ->
    element = document.getElementById("first")
    element.focus()

    new Mode
      exitOnBlur: null
      name: "test"

    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "test"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "blur", { srcElement: element }
    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "test"

  should "register state change", ->
    enabled = null
    passKeys = null

    class Test extends Mode
      constructor: ->
        super
          trackState: true

      registerStateChange: ->
        enabled = @enabled
        passKeys = @passKeys

    new Test()
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "registerStateChange",
      enabled: "enabled"
      passKeys: "passKeys"
    assert.isTrue enabled == "enabled"
    assert.isTrue passKeys == "passKeys"

  should "suppress printable keys", ->
    element = document.getElementById("first")

    # Verify that a key is not suppressed.
    for event in [ "keydown", "keypress", "keyup" ]
      key = mockKeyboardEvent "u"
      handlerStack.bubbleEvent event, key
      assert.isFalse key.suppressed

    new Mode
      suppressPrintableEvents: element

    # Verify that the key is now suppressed for keypress.
    key = mockKeyboardEvent "u"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "keypress",
      extend key,
         srcElement: element
    assert.isTrue key.suppressed

    # Verify key is not suppressed with Control key.
    key = mockKeyboardEvent "u"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "keypress",
      extend key,
         srcElement: element
         ctrlKey: true
    assert.isFalse key.suppressed

    # Verify key is not suppressed with Meta key.
    key = mockKeyboardEvent "u"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "keypress",
      extend key,
         srcElement: element
         metaKey: true
    assert.isFalse key.suppressed

    # Verify other keyboard events are not suppressed.
    key = mockKeyboardEvent "u"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "keydown",
      extend key,
         srcElement: element
    assert.isFalse key.suppressed

context "PostFindMode",
  setup ->
    backupStackState()
    refreshCompletionKeys
      completionKeys: "m"

    testContent = "<input type='text' id='first'/>
      <input style='display:none;' id='second'/>
      <input type='password' id='third' value='some value'/>"
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = testContent

    @escape =
      keyCode: 27
      keyIdentifier: ""
      stopImmediatePropagation: ->
      preventDefault: ->

    @element = document.getElementById("first")
    @element.focus()

  tearDown ->
    restoreStackState()
    document.getElementById("test-div").innerHTML = ""

  should "be a singleton", ->
    count = 0

    class Test extends PostFindMode
      constructor: (element) ->
        count += 1
        super element

      exit: ->
        count -= 1
        super()

    assert.isTrue count == 0
    new Test @element
    assert.isTrue count == 1
    new Test @element
    assert.isTrue count == 1

  should "suppress unmapped printable keypress events", ->
    # Verify key is passed through.
    for event in [ "keydown", "keypress", "keyup" ]
      key = mockKeyboardEvent "u"
      handlerStack.bubbleEvent event, key
      assert.isFalse key.suppressed

    new PostFindMode @element

    # Verify key is now suppressed for keypress.
    key = mockKeyboardEvent "u"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "keypress",
      extend key,
         srcElement: @element
    assert.isTrue key.suppressed

    # Verify other keyboard events are not suppressed.
    key = mockKeyboardEvent "u"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "keydown",
      extend key,
         srcElement: @element
    assert.isFalse key.suppressed

    # Verify keyboard events on other elements are not suppressed.
    key = mockKeyboardEvent "u"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "keypress",
      extend key,
         srcElement: document.body
    assert.isFalse key.suppressed

  should "be clickable to focus", ->
    new PostFindMode @element

    assert.isTrue Mode.top() != "insert"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "click", { target: document.activeElement }
    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "insert"

  should "enter insert mode on immediate escape", ->

    new PostFindMode @element
    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "post-find"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "keydown", @escape
    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "insert"

  should "not enter insert mode on subsequent escape", ->
    new PostFindMode @element
    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "post-find"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "keydown", mockKeyboardEvent "u"
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "keydown", @escape
    assert.isTrue Mode.top() == "post-find"

context "Mode badges",
  setup ->
    backupStackState()

  tearDown ->
    restoreStackState()

  should "have an N badge without passKeys", ->
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "registerStateChange",
      enabled: true
      passKeys: ""

    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "updateBadge", badge = { badge: "" }
    assert.isTrue badge.badge == "N"

  should "have an P badge with passKeys", ->
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "registerStateChange",
      enabled: true
      passKeys: "p"

    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "updateBadge", badge = { badge: "" }
    assert.isTrue badge.badge == "P"

  should "have an I badge in insert mode", ->
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "registerStateChange",
      enabled: true
      passKeys: ""

    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "updateBadge", badge = { badge: "" }
    assert.isTrue badge.badge == "N"

    insertMode = new InsertMode()
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "updateBadge", badge = { badge: "" }
    assert.isTrue badge.badge == "I"

    insertMode.exit()
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "updateBadge", badge = { badge: "" }
    assert.isTrue badge.badge == "N"

  should "have no badge when disabled", ->
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "registerStateChange",
      enabled: false
      passKeys: ""

    new InsertMode()
    handlerStack.bubbleEvent "updateBadge", badge = { badge: "" }
    assert.isTrue badge.badge == ""