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

describe Braintree::Xml::Parser do
  describe "self.hash_from_xml" do
    it "typecasts integers" do
      xml = "<root><foo type=\"integer\">123</foo></root>"
      xml.should parse_to(:root => {:foo => 123})
    end

    it "works with dashes or underscores" do
      xml = <<-END
        <root>
          <dash-es />
          <under_scores />
        </root>
      END
      xml.should parse_to(:root=>{:dash_es=>"", :under_scores=>""})
    end

    it "uses nil if nil=true, otherwise uses empty string" do
      xml = <<-END
        <root>
          <a_nil_value nil="true"></a_nil_value>
          <an_empty_string></an_empty_string>
        </root>
      END
      xml.should parse_to(:root => {:a_nil_value => nil, :an_empty_string => ""})
    end

    it "typecasts datetimes" do
      xml = <<-END
        <root>
          <created-at type="datetime">2009-10-28T10:19:49Z</created-at>
        </root>
      END
      xml.should parse_to(:root => {:created_at => Time.utc(2009, 10, 28, 10, 19, 49)})
    end

    it "doesn't typecast dates" do
      xml = <<-END
        <root>
          <created-at type="date">2009-10-28</created-at>
        </root>
      END
      xml.should parse_to(:root => {:created_at => "2009-10-28"})
    end

    it "builds an array if type=array" do
      xml = <<-END
        <root>
          <customers type="array">
            <customer><name>Adam</name></customer>
            <customer><name>Ben</name></customer>
          </customers>
        </root>
      END
      xml.should parse_to(:root => {:customers => [{:name => "Adam"}, {:name => "Ben"}]})
    end

    it "parses an array" do
      xml = <<-END
        <root>
          <customers type="array">
            <customer><name>Adam</name><customer-id>1</customer-id></customer>
            <customer><name>Ben</name><customer-id>2</customer-id></customer>
          </customers>
        </root>
      END
      xml.should parse_to(:root => {:customers => [{:name => "Adam", :customer_id => "1"}, {:name => "Ben", :customer_id => "2"}]})
    end

    it "parses nested objects" do
      xml = <<-END
        <root>
          <paypal-details>
            <deets type="array"><super-secrets><secret-code>1234</secret-code></super-secrets></deets>
            <payer-email>abc@test.com</payer-email>
            <payment-id>1234567890</payment-id>
          </paypal-details>
        </root>
      END
      xml.should parse_to(:root => {:paypal_details => {:deets => [{:secret_code => "1234"}], :payer_email => "abc@test.com", :payment_id => "1234567890"}})
    end
  end
end