# frozen_string_literal: true

require_relative "test_helper"

class ErrorResponseTest < Minitest::Test
  include HTTPX

  def test_error_response_finished?
    r1 = make_error_response(RuntimeError.new("wow"))
    assert r1.finished?
  end

  def test_error_response_error
    error = RuntimeError.new("wow")
    r1 = make_error_response(error)
    assert r1.error == error
  end

  def test_error_response_raise_for_status
    some_error = Class.new(RuntimeError)
    r1 = make_error_response(some_error.new("wow"))
    assert_raises(some_error) { r1.raise_for_status }
  end

  def test_error_response_to_s
    r = make_error_response(RuntimeError.new("wow"))
    str = r.to_s
    assert str.match(/wow \(.*RuntimeError.*\)/), "expected \"wow (RuntimeError)\" in \"#{str}\""
  end

  def test_error_response_close
    response = Response.new(request_mock, 200, "1.1", {})
    request_mock.response = response
    r = make_error_response(RuntimeError.new("wow"))
    assert !response.body.closed?
    r.close
    assert response.body.closed?
  end

  def test_error_response_body_write
    response = Response.new(request_mock, 200, "1.1", {})
    request_mock.response = response
    r = ErrorResponse.new(request_mock, RuntimeError.new("wow"))
    assert response.body.empty?, "body should be empty after init"
    r << "data"
    assert response.body == "data", "body should have been updated"
  end

  private

  def request_mock
    @request_mock ||= Request.new("GET", "http://example.com/", Options.new)
  end

  def make_error_response(*args)
    ErrorResponse.new(request_mock, *args)
  end
end