Feature: Site configuration
  As a hacker who likes to blog
  I want to be able to configure jekyll
  In order to make setting up a site easier

  Scenario: Change source directory
    Given I have a blank site in "_sourcedir"
    And I have an "_sourcedir/index.html" file that contains "Changing source directory"
    And I have a configuration file with "source" set to "_sourcedir"
    When I run jekyll
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And I should see "Changing source directory" in "_site/index.html"

  Scenario: Change destination directory
    Given I have an "index.html" file that contains "Changing destination directory"
    And I have a configuration file with "destination" set to "_mysite"
    When I run jekyll
    Then the _mysite directory should exist
    And I should see "Changing destination directory" in "_mysite/index.html"

  Scenario Outline: Similarly named source and destination
    Given I have a blank site in "<source>"
    And I have an "<source>/index.md" page that contains "markdown"
    And I have a configuration file with:
    | key         | value    |
    | source      | <source> |
    | destination | <dest>   |
    When I run jekyll
    Then the <source> directory should exist
    And the "<dest>/index.html" file should <file_exist> exist
    And I should see "markdown" in "<source>/index.md"

    Examples:
      | source        | dest        | file_exist |
      | mysite_source | mysite      |            |
      | mysite        | mysite_dest |            |
      | mysite/       | mysite      | not        |
      | mysite        | ./mysite    | not        |
      | mysite/source | mysite      | not        |
      | mysite        | mysite/dest |            |

  Scenario: Exclude files inline
    Given I have an "Rakefile" file that contains "I want to be excluded"
    And I have an "README" file that contains "I want to be excluded"
    And I have an "index.html" file that contains "I want to be included"
    And I have a configuration file with "exclude" set to "['Rakefile', 'README']"
    When I run jekyll
    Then I should see "I want to be included" in "_site/index.html"
    And the "_site/Rakefile" file should not exist
    And the "_site/README" file should not exist

  Scenario: Exclude files with YAML array
    Given I have an "Rakefile" file that contains "I want to be excluded"
    And I have an "README" file that contains "I want to be excluded"
    And I have an "index.html" file that contains "I want to be included"
    And I have a configuration file with "exclude" set to:
      | value    |
      | README   |
      | Rakefile |
    When I run jekyll
    Then I should see "I want to be included" in "_site/index.html"
    And the "_site/Rakefile" file should not exist
    And the "_site/README" file should not exist

  Scenario: Use RDiscount for markup
    Given I have an "index.markdown" page that contains "[Google](http://google.com)"
    And I have a configuration file with "markdown" set to "rdiscount"
    When I run jekyll
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And I should see "<a href=\"http://google.com\">Google</a>" in "_site/index.html"

  Scenario: Use Kramdown for markup
    Given I have an "index.markdown" page that contains "[Google](http://google.com)"
    And I have a configuration file with "markdown" set to "kramdown"
    When I run jekyll
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And I should see "<a href=\"http://google.com\">Google</a>" in "_site/index.html"

  Scenario: Use Redcarpet for markup
    Given I have an "index.markdown" page that contains "[Google](http://google.com)"
    And I have a configuration file with "markdown" set to "redcarpet"
    When I run jekyll
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And I should see "<a href=\"http://google.com\">Google</a>" in "_site/index.html"

  Scenario: Use Maruku for markup
    Given I have an "index.markdown" page that contains "[Google](http://google.com)"
    And I have a configuration file with "markdown" set to "maruku"
    When I run jekyll
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And I should see "<a href=\"http://google.com\">Google</a>" in "_site/index.html"

  Scenario: Highlight code with pygments
    Given I have an "index.html" page that contains "{% highlight ruby %} puts 'Hello world!' {% endhighlight %}"
    When I run jekyll
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And I should see "Hello world!" in "_site/index.html"
    And I should see "class=\"highlight\"" in "_site/index.html"

  Scenario: Highlight code with rouge
    Given I have an "index.html" page that contains "{% highlight ruby %} puts 'Hello world!' {% endhighlight %}"
    And I have a configuration file with "highlighter" set to "rouge"
    When I run jekyll
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And I should see "Hello world!" in "_site/index.html"
    And I should see "class=\"highlight\"" in "_site/index.html"

  Scenario: Set time and no future dated posts
    Given I have a _layouts directory
    And I have a page layout that contains "Page Layout: {{ site.posts.size }} on {{ site.time | date: "%Y-%m-%d" }}"
    And I have a post layout that contains "Post Layout: {{ content }}"
    And I have an "index.html" page with layout "page" that contains "site index page"
    And I have a configuration file with:
      | key         | value        |
      | time        | 2010-01-01   |
      | future      | false        |
    And I have a _posts directory
    And I have the following posts:
      | title     | date       | layout  | content                                |
      | entry1    | 2007-12-31 | post    | content for entry1.                    |
      | entry2    | 2020-01-31 | post    | content for entry2.                    |
    When I run jekyll
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And I should see "Page Layout: 1 on 2010-01-01" in "_site/index.html"
    And I should see "Post Layout: <p>content for entry1.</p>" in "_site/2007/12/31/entry1.html"
    And the "_site/2020/01/31/entry2.html" file should not exist

  Scenario: Set time and future dated posts allowed
    Given I have a _layouts directory
    And I have a page layout that contains "Page Layout: {{ site.posts.size }} on {{ site.time | date: "%Y-%m-%d" }}"
    And I have a post layout that contains "Post Layout: {{ content }}"
    And I have an "index.html" page with layout "page" that contains "site index page"
    And I have a configuration file with:
      | key         | value        |
      | time        | 2010-01-01   |
      | future      | true         |
    And I have a _posts directory
    And I have the following posts:
      | title     | date       | layout  | content                                |
      | entry1    | 2007-12-31 | post    | content for entry1.                    |
      | entry2    | 2020-01-31 | post    | content for entry2.                    |
    When I run jekyll
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And I should see "Page Layout: 2 on 2010-01-01" in "_site/index.html"
    And I should see "Post Layout: <p>content for entry1.</p>" in "_site/2007/12/31/entry1.html"
    And I should see "Post Layout: <p>content for entry2.</p>" in "_site/2020/01/31/entry2.html"

    Scenario: Generate proper dates with explicitly set timezone (same as posts' time)
      Given I have a _layouts directory
      And I have a page layout that contains "Page Layout: {{ site.posts.size }}"
      And I have a post layout that contains "Post Layout: {{ content }} built at {{ page.date | date_to_xmlschema }}"
      And I have an "index.html" page with layout "page" that contains "site index page"
      And I have a configuration file with:
        | key         | value            |
        | timezone    | America/New_York |
      And I have a _posts directory
      And I have the following posts:
        | title     | date                   | layout  | content             |
        | entry1    | 2013-04-09 23:22 -0400 | post    | content for entry1. |
        | entry2    | 2013-04-10 03:14 -0400 | post    | content for entry2. |
      When I run jekyll
      Then the _site directory should exist
      And I should see "Page Layout: 2" in "_site/index.html"
      And I should see "Post Layout: <p>content for entry1.</p> built at 2013-04-09T23:22:00-04:00" in "_site/2013/04/09/entry1.html"
      And I should see "Post Layout: <p>content for entry2.</p> built at 2013-04-10T03:14:00-04:00" in "_site/2013/04/10/entry2.html"

    Scenario: Generate proper dates with explicitly set timezone (different than posts' time)
      Given I have a _layouts directory
      And I have a page layout that contains "Page Layout: {{ site.posts.size }}"
      And I have a post layout that contains "Post Layout: {{ content }} built at {{ page.date | date_to_xmlschema }}"
      And I have an "index.html" page with layout "page" that contains "site index page"
      And I have a configuration file with:
        | key         | value               |
        | timezone    | Australia/Melbourne |
      And I have a _posts directory
      And I have the following posts:
        | title     | date                   | layout  | content             |
        | entry1    | 2013-04-09 23:22 -0400 | post    | content for entry1. |
        | entry2    | 2013-04-10 03:14 -0400 | post    | content for entry2. |
      When I run jekyll
      Then the _site directory should exist
      And I should see "Page Layout: 2" in "_site/index.html"
      And the "_site/2013/04/10/entry1.html" file should exist
      And the "_site/2013/04/10/entry2.html" file should exist
      And I should see escaped "Post Layout: <p>content for entry1.</p> built at 2013-04-10T13:22:00+10:00" in "_site/2013/04/10/entry1.html"
      And I should see escaped "Post Layout: <p>content for entry2.</p> built at 2013-04-10T17:14:00+10:00" in "_site/2013/04/10/entry2.html"

  Scenario: Limit the number of posts generated by most recent date
    Given I have a _posts directory
    And I have a configuration file with:
      | key         | value       |
      | limit_posts | 2           |
    And I have the following posts:
      | title   | date      | content          |
      | Apples  | 2009-03-27 | An article about apples |
      | Oranges | 2009-04-01  | An article about oranges |
      | Bananas | 2009-04-05  | An article about bananas |
    When I run jekyll
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And the "_site/2009/04/05/bananas.html" file should exist
    And the "_site/2009/04/01/oranges.html" file should exist
    And the "_site/2009/03/27/apples.html" file should not exist

  Scenario: Copy over normally excluded files when they are explicitly included
    Given I have a ".gitignore" file that contains ".DS_Store"
    And I have an ".htaccess" file that contains "SomeDirective"
    And I have a configuration file with "include" set to:
      | value      |
      | .gitignore |
      | .foo       |
    When I run jekyll
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And I should see ".DS_Store" in "_site/.gitignore"
    And the "_site/.htaccess" file should not exist

  Scenario: Using a different layouts directory
    Given I have a _theme directory
    And I have a page theme that contains "Page Layout: {{ site.posts.size }} on {{ site.time | date: "%Y-%m-%d" }}"
    And I have a post theme that contains "Post Layout: {{ content }}"
    And I have an "index.html" page with layout "page" that contains "site index page"
    And I have a configuration file with:
      | key         | value        |
      | time        | 2010-01-01   |
      | future      | true         |
      | layouts     | _theme       |
    And I have a _posts directory
    And I have the following posts:
      | title     | date       | layout  | content                                |
      | entry1    | 2007-12-31 | post    | content for entry1.                    |
      | entry2    | 2020-01-31 | post    | content for entry2.                    |
    When I run jekyll
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And I should see "Page Layout: 2 on 2010-01-01" in "_site/index.html"
    And I should see "Post Layout: <p>content for entry1.</p>" in "_site/2007/12/31/entry1.html"
    And I should see "Post Layout: <p>content for entry2.</p>" in "_site/2020/01/31/entry2.html"

  Scenario: Add a gem-based plugin
    Given I have an "index.html" file that contains "Whatever"
    And I have a configuration file with "gems" set to "[jekyll_test_plugin]"
    When I run jekyll
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And I should see "Whatever" in "_site/index.html"
    And I should see "this is a test" in "_site/test.txt"

  Scenario: Add an empty whitelist to restrict all gems
    Given I have an "index.html" file that contains "Whatever"
    And I have a configuration file with:
      | key       | value |
      | gems      | [jekyll_test_plugin] |
      | whitelist | [] |
    When I run jekyll in safe mode
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And I should see "Whatever" in "_site/index.html"
    And the "_site/test.txt" file should not exist

  Scenario: Add a whitelist to restrict some gems but allow others
    Given I have an "index.html" file that contains "Whatever"
    And I have a configuration file with:
      | key       | value |
      | gems      | [jekyll_test_plugin, jekyll_test_plugin_malicious] |
      | whitelist | [jekyll_test_plugin] |
    When I run jekyll in safe mode
    Then the _site directory should exist
    And I should see "Whatever" in "_site/index.html"
    And the "_site/test.txt" file should exist
    And I should see "this is a test" in "_site/test.txt"