require File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/test_helper")

class OutputUserDefinedTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
  
  context "A simple custom job type" do
    setup do
      @output = Whenever.cron \
      <<-file
        set :path, '/my/path'
        job_type :simple_job do |job|
          job.command = "hello"
        end
        every 2.hours do
          simple_job "blahblah"
        end
      file
    end
    
    should "output the command using simple_job" do
      assert_match two_hours + ' cd /my/path && hello -e production "blahblah"', @output
    end
  end
  
  context "A custom job which uses bunder" do
    setup do
      @output = Whenever.cron \
      <<-file
        set :path, '/my/path'
        job_type :simple_job do |job|
          job.command = "hello"
          job.uses_bundler = true
        end
        every 2.hours do
          simple_job "blahblah"
        end
      file
    end
    
    should "output the command using simple_job with bundler" do
      assert_match two_hours + ' cd /my/path && bundle exec hello -e production "blahblah"', @output
    end
  end
  
  context "A custom job which doesn't use an environment" do
    setup do
      @output = Whenever.cron \
      <<-file
        set :path, '/my/path'
        job_type :simple_job do |job|
          job.command = "hello"
          job.no_environment = true
        end
        every 2.hours do
          simple_job "blahblah"
        end
      file
    end
    
    should "output the command using simple_job without environment" do
      assert_match two_hours + ' cd /my/path && hello "blahblah"', @output
    end
  end
  
  context "A custom job that overrides the path set" do
    setup do
      @output = Whenever.cron \
      <<-file
        set :path, '/my/path'
        job_type :simple_job do |job|
          job.command = "hello"
        end
        every 2.hours do
          simple_job "blahblah", :path => '/some/other/path'
        end
      file
    end
    
    should "output the runner using that path" do
      assert_match two_hours + ' cd /some/other/path && hello -e production "blahblah"', @output
    end
  end
  
  context "A custom job with an environment set" do
    setup do
      @output = Whenever.cron \
      <<-file
        set :environment, :silly
        set :path, '/my/path'
        job_type :simple_job do |job|
          job.command = "hello"
        end
        every 2.hours do
          simple_job "blahblah"
        end
      file
    end
    
    should "output the runner using that environment" do
      assert_match two_hours + ' cd /my/path && hello -e silly "blahblah"', @output
    end
  end
  
  context "A custom job that overrides the environment set" do
    setup do
      @output = Whenever.cron \
      <<-file
        set :environment, :silly
        set :path, '/my/path'
        job_type :simple_job do |job|
          job.command = "hello"
        end
        every 2.hours do
          simple_job "blahblah", :environment => :serious
        end
      file
    end
    
    should "output the runner using that environment" do
      assert_match two_hours + ' cd /my/path && hello -e serious "blahblah"', @output
    end
  end
  
  context "A custom job where the environment is overridden using the :set option" do
    setup do
      @output = Whenever.cron :set => 'environment=serious', :string => \
      <<-file
        set :environment, :silly
        set :path, '/my/path'
        job_type :simple_job do |job|
          job.command = "hello"
        end
        every 2.hours do
          simple_job "blahblah"
        end
      file
    end
    
    should "output the runner using the override environment" do
      assert_match two_hours + ' cd /my/path && hello -e serious "blahblah"', @output
    end
  end
  
  context "A custom job where the environment and path are overridden using the :set option" do
    setup do
      @output = Whenever.cron :set => 'environment=serious&path=/serious/path', :string => \
      <<-file
        set :environment, :silly
        set :path, '/silly/path'
        job_type :simple_job do |job|
          job.command = "hello"
        end
        every 2.hours do
          simple_job "blahblah"
        end
      file
    end
    
    should "output the runner using the overridden path and environment" do
      assert_match two_hours + ' cd /serious/path && hello -e serious "blahblah"', @output
    end
  end
  
end