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

describe Braintree::ValidationErrorCollection do
  
  describe "initialize" do
    it "builds an error object given an array of hashes" do
      hash = {:errors => [{ :attribute => "some model attribute", :code => 1, :message => "bad juju" }]}
      collection = Braintree::ValidationErrorCollection.new(hash)
      error = collection[0]
      error.attribute.should == "some model attribute"
      error.code.should == 1
      error.message.should == "bad juju"
    end
  end
  
  describe "for" do
    it "provides access to nested errors" do
      hash = {
        :errors => [{ :attribute => "some model attribute", :code => 1, :message => "bad juju" }],
        :nested => {
          :errors => [{ :attribute => "number", :code => 2, :message => "badder juju"}]
        }
      }
      errors = Braintree::ValidationErrorCollection.new(hash)
      errors.for(:nested).on(:number)[0].code.should == 2
      errors.for(:nested).on(:number)[0].message.should == "badder juju"
      errors.for(:nested).on(:number)[0].attribute.should == "number"
    end
  end

  describe "inspect" do
    it "shows the errors at the current level" do
      errors = Braintree::ValidationErrorCollection.new(:errors => [
        {:attribute => "name", :code => "code1", :message => "message1"},
        {:attribute => "name", :code => "code2", :message => "message2"}
      ])
      errors.inspect.should == "#<Braintree::ValidationErrorCollection errors:[(code1) message1, (code2) message2]>"
    end

    it "shows errors 1 level deep" do
      errors = Braintree::ValidationErrorCollection.new(
        :errors => [
          {:attribute => "name", :code => "code1", :message => "message1"},
        ],
        :level1 => {
          :errors => [{:attribute => "name", :code => "code2", :message => "message2"}]
        }
      )
      errors.inspect.should == "#<Braintree::ValidationErrorCollection errors:[(code1) message1], level1:[(code2) message2]>"
    end

    it "shows errors 2 levels deep" do
      errors = Braintree::ValidationErrorCollection.new(
        :errors => [
          {:attribute => "name", :code => "code1", :message => "message1"},
        ],
        :level1 => {
          :errors => [{:attribute => "name", :code => "code2", :message => "message2"}],
          :level2 => {
            :errors => [{:attribute => "name", :code => "code3", :message => "message3"}],
          }
        }
      )
      errors.inspect.should == "#<Braintree::ValidationErrorCollection errors:[(code1) message1], level1:[(code2) message2], level1/level2:[(code3) message3]>"
    end
  end
  
  describe "on" do
    it "returns an array of errors on the given attribute" do
      errors = Braintree::ValidationErrorCollection.new(:errors => [
        {:attribute => "name", :code => 1, :message => "is too long"},
        {:attribute => "name", :code => 2, :message => "contains invalid chars"},
        {:attribute => "not name", :code => 3, :message => "is invalid"}
      ])
      errors.on("name").size.should == 2
      errors.on("name").map{ |e| e.code }.should == [1, 2]
    end
    
    it "has indifferent access" do
      errors = Braintree::ValidationErrorCollection.new(:errors => [
        { :attribute => "name", :code => 3, :message => "is too long" },
      ])
      errors.on(:name).size.should == 1
      errors.on(:name)[0].code.should == 3
      
    end
  end

  describe "deep_size" do
    it "returns the size for a non-nested collection" do
      errors = Braintree::ValidationErrorCollection.new(:errors => [
        {:attribute => "one", :code => 1, :message => "is too long"},
        {:attribute => "two", :code => 2, :message => "contains invalid chars"},
        {:attribute => "thr", :code => 3, :message => "is invalid"}
      ])
      errors.deep_size.should == 3
    end

    it "returns the size of nested errors as well" do
      errors = Braintree::ValidationErrorCollection.new(
        :errors => [{ :attribute => "some model attribute", :code => 1, :message => "bad juju" }],
        :nested => {
          :errors => [{ :attribute => "number", :code => 2, :message => "badder juju"}]
        }
      )
      errors.deep_size.should == 2
    end

    it "returns the size of multiple nestings of errors" do
      errors = Braintree::ValidationErrorCollection.new(
        :errors => [
          { :attribute => "one", :code => 1, :message => "bad juju" },
          { :attribute => "two", :code => 1, :message => "bad juju" }],
        :nested => {
          :errors => [{ :attribute => "three", :code => 2, :message => "badder juju"}],
          :nested_again => {
            :errors => [{ :attribute => "four", :code => 2, :message => "badder juju"}]
          }
        },
        :same_level => {
          :errors => [{ :attribute => "five", :code => 2, :message => "badder juju"}],
        }
      )
      errors.deep_size.should == 5
    end
  end
  
end