require "webrat/core_extensions/deprecate"
require "pathname"

module Webrat

  # Configures Webrat. If this is not done, Webrat will be created
  # with all of the default settings.
  def self.configure(configuration = Webrat.configuration)
    yield configuration if block_given?
    @@configuration = configuration
  end

  def self.configuration # :nodoc:
    @@configuration ||= Webrat::Configuration.new
  end

  # Webrat can be configured using the Webrat.configure method. For example:
  #
  #   Webrat.configure do |config|
  #     config.mode = :sinatra
  #   end
  class Configuration

    # Webrat's mode, set automatically when requiring webrat/rails, webrat/merb, etc.
    attr_reader :mode # :nodoc:

    # Save and open pages with error status codes (500-599) in a browser? Defualts to true.
    attr_writer :open_error_files

    # Save and open page storage directory, defaults to "tmp" under current directory if exists, otherwise current directory
    attr_accessor :saved_pages_dir

    # Which rails environment should the selenium tests be run in? Defaults to test.
    attr_accessor :application_environment
    webrat_deprecate :selenium_environment, :application_environment
    webrat_deprecate :selenium_environment=, :application_environment=

    # Which port is the application running on for selenium testing? Defaults to 3001.
    attr_accessor :application_port
    webrat_deprecate :selenium_port, :application_port
    webrat_deprecate :selenium_port=, :application_port=

    # Which port should selenium use to access the application. Defaults to application_port
    attr_writer :application_port_for_selenium
    
    def application_port_for_selenium
      @application_port_for_selenium || self.application_port
    end

    # Which underlying app framework we're testing with selenium
    attr_accessor :application_framework

    # Which server the application is running on for selenium testing? Defaults to localhost
    attr_accessor :application_address

    # Which server Selenium server is running on. Defaults to nil(server starts in webrat process and runs locally)
    attr_accessor :selenium_server_address

    # Which server Selenium port is running on. Defaults to 4444
    attr_accessor :selenium_server_port

    # Set the key that Selenium uses to determine the browser running. Default *firefox
    attr_accessor :selenium_browser_key

    # Set the timeout for waiting for the browser process to start
    attr_accessor :selenium_browser_startup_timeout

    # Set the firefox profile for selenium to use
    attr_accessor :selenium_firefox_profile

    # How many redirects to the same URL should be halted as an infinite redirect
    # loop? Defaults to 10
    attr_accessor :infinite_redirect_limit

    # Print out the full HTML on wait failure
    # Defaults to false
    attr_accessor :selenium_verbose_output

    def initialize # :nodoc:
      self.open_error_files = true
      self.application_environment = :test
      self.application_port = 3001
      self.application_address = 'localhost'
      self.application_framework = :rails
      self.selenium_server_port = 4444
      self.infinite_redirect_limit = 10
      self.selenium_browser_key = '*firefox'
      self.selenium_browser_startup_timeout = 5
      self.selenium_verbose_output = false

      tmp_dir = Pathname.new(Dir.pwd).join("tmp")
      self.saved_pages_dir = tmp_dir.exist? ? tmp_dir : Dir.pwd
    end
    
    def open_error_files? #:nodoc:
      @open_error_files ? true : false
    end

    # Allows setting of webrat's mode, valid modes are:
    # :rails, :selenium, :rack, :sinatra, :mechanize, :merb
    def mode=(mode)
      @mode = mode.to_sym

      begin
        require("webrat/integrations/#{mode}")
      rescue LoadError
        # Only some modes have integration code that needs to
        # be loaded, so this is OK
      end
    end

  end

end