dodb.cr/spec/test.cr

require "spec"
require "file_utils"
require "json"
require "uuid"

require "../src/*"

# FIXME: Split the test data in separate files. We don’t care about those here.

class Ship
	include JSON::Serializable

	def_clone

	property id    : String
	property klass : String
	property name  : String
	property tags  : Array(String)

	def initialize(@name, @klass = "<unknown>", @id = UUID.random.to_s, @tags = [] of String)
	end

	# Makes testing arrays of this class easier.
	def <=>(other)
		@name <=> other.name
	end

	# Common, reusable test data.
	# Those data can be indexed, partitioned or tagged on different parameters,
	# and can easily be extended.

	class_getter kisaragi = Ship.new("Kisaragi", "Mutsuki")
	class_getter mutsuki  = Ship.new("Mutsuki",  "Mutsuki", tags: ["name ship"])
	class_getter yayoi    = Ship.new("Yayoi",    "Mutsuki")
	class_getter destroyers = [
		@@mutsuki,
		@@kisaragi,
		@@yayoi,
		Ship.new("Uzuki",    "Mutsuki"),
		Ship.new("Satsuki",  "Mutsuki"),

		Ship.new("Shiratsuyu", "Shiratsuyu", tags: ["name ship"]),
		Ship.new("Murasame",   "Shiratsuyu"),
		Ship.new("Yuudachi",   "Shiratsuyu")
	]

	class_getter yamato = 
		Ship.new("Yamato",    "Yamato",      tags: ["name ship", "flagship"])
	class_getter flagship : Ship = yamato
	class_getter battleships = [
		@@yamato,
		Ship.new("Kongou",    "Kongou",      tags: ["name ship"]),
		Ship.new("Haruna",    "Kongou"),
		Ship.new("Kirishima", "Kongou"),
		Ship.new("Hiei"     , "Kongou"),
		Ship.new("Musashi",   "Yamato"),
		Ship.new("Shinano",   "Yamato")
	]

	class_getter all_ships : Array(Ship) = @@destroyers + @@battleships

	# Equality is true if every property is identical.
	def ==(other)
		@id == other.id && @klass == other.klass && @name == other.name &&
			@tags == other.tags
	end
end

# This will be used for migration testing, but basically it’s a variant of
# the class above, a few extra fields, a few missing ones.
class PrimitiveShip
	include JSON::Serializable

	property id         : String
	property name       : String
	property wooden     : Bool   = false # Will be removed.
	property class_name : String         # Will be renamed
	property flagship   : Bool   = false # Will be moved to tags.

	def initialize(@name, @class_name = "<unknown>", @id = UUID.random.to_s, @flagship = false)
	end

	class_getter kamikaze =
		PrimitiveShip.new("Kamikaze", "Kamikaze")
	class_getter asakaze =
		PrimitiveShip.new("Asakaze",  "Kamikaze")
	class_getter all_ships : Array(PrimitiveShip) = [
		@@kamikaze,
		@@asakaze
	]
end

class DODB::SpecDataBase < DODB::DataBase(Ship)
	def initialize(storage_ext = "", remove_previous_data = true)
		storage_dir = "test-storage#{storage_ext}"

		if remove_previous_data
			::FileUtils.rm_rf storage_dir
		end

		super storage_dir
	end
end

describe "DODB::DataBase" do
	describe "basics" do
		it "store and get data" do
			db = DODB::SpecDataBase.new

			Ship.all_ships.each do |ship|
				db << ship
			end

			db.to_a.sort.should eq(Ship.all_ships.sort)
		end

		it "rewrite already stored data" do
			db = DODB::SpecDataBase.new
			ship = Ship.all_ships[0]

			key = db << ship

			db[key] = Ship.new "broken"
			db[key] = ship

			db[key].should eq(ship)
		end

		it "properly remove data" do
			db = DODB::SpecDataBase.new

			Ship.all_ships.each do |ship|
				db << ship
			end

			Ship.all_ships.each do |ship|
				db.pop
			end

			Ship.all_ships.each_with_index do |ship, i|
				# FIXME: Should it raise a particular exception?
				expect_raises DODB::MissingEntry do
					db[i]
				end

				db[i]?.should be_nil
			end
		end

		it "preserves data on reopening" do
			db1 = DODB::SpecDataBase.new
			db1 << Ship.kisaragi

			db1.to_a.size.should eq(1)

			db2 = DODB::SpecDataBase.new remove_previous_data: false
			db2 << Ship.mutsuki

			db1.to_a.size.should eq(2)
		end

		it "iterates in normal and reversed order" do
			db = DODB::SpecDataBase.new

			Ship.all_ships.each do |ship|
				db << ship
			end

			# The two #each test iteration.
			db.each_with_index do |item, index|
				item.should eq Ship.all_ships[index]
			end

			db.each_with_index(reversed: true) do |item, index|
				item.should eq Ship.all_ships[index]
			end

			# Actual reversal is tested here.
			db.to_a(reversed: true).should eq db.to_a.reverse
		end

		it "respects the provided offsets if any" do
			db = DODB::SpecDataBase.new

			Ship.all_ships.each do |ship|
				db << ship
			end

			db.to_a(start_offset: 0, end_offset: 0)[0]?.should eq Ship.mutsuki
			db.to_a(start_offset: 1, end_offset: 1)[0]?.should eq Ship.kisaragi
			db.to_a(start_offset: 2, end_offset: 2)[0]?.should eq Ship.yayoi

			db.to_a(start_offset: 0, end_offset: 2).should eq [
				Ship.mutsuki, Ship.kisaragi, Ship.yayoi
			]
		end
	end

	describe "indices" do
		it "do basic indexing" do
			db = DODB::SpecDataBase.new

			db_ships_by_name = db.new_index "name", &.name

			Ship.all_ships.each do |ship|
				db << ship
			end

			Ship.all_ships.each_with_index do |ship|
				db_ships_by_name.get?(ship.name).should eq(ship)
			end
		end

		it "raise on index overload" do
			db = DODB::SpecDataBase.new

			db_ships_by_name = db.new_index "name", &.name

			db << Ship.kisaragi

			# Should not be allowed to store an entry whose “name” field
			# already exists.
			expect_raises(DODB::IndexOverload) do
				db << Ship.kisaragi
			end
		end

		it "properly deindex" do
			db = DODB::SpecDataBase.new

			db_ships_by_name = db.new_index "name", &.name

			Ship.all_ships.each do |ship|
				db << ship
			end

			Ship.all_ships.each_with_index do |ship, i|
				db.delete i
			end

			Ship.all_ships.each do |ship|
				db_ships_by_name.get?(ship.name).should be_nil
			end
		end

		it "properly reindex" do
			db = DODB::SpecDataBase.new

			db_ships_by_name = db.new_index "name", &.name

			key = db << Ship.kisaragi

			# We give the old id to the new ship, to get it replaced in
			# the database.
			some_new_ship = Ship.all_ships[2].clone

			db[key] = some_new_ship

			db[key].should eq(some_new_ship)

			db_ships_by_name.get?(some_new_ship.name).should eq(some_new_ship)
		end
	end

	describe "partitions" do
		it "do basic partitioning" do
			db = DODB::SpecDataBase.new

			db_ships_by_class = db.new_partition "class", &.klass

			Ship.all_ships.each do |ship|
				db << ship
			end

			Ship.all_ships.each do |ship|
				db_ships_by_class.get(ship.klass).should contain(ship)
			end

			# We extract the possible classes to do test on them.
			ship_classes = Ship.all_ships.map(&.klass).uniq
			ship_classes.each do |klass|
				partition = db_ships_by_class.get klass

				# A partition on “class” should contain entries that all
				# share the same value of “class”.
				partition.map(&.klass.==(klass)).reduce { |a, b|
					a && b
				}.should be_true
			end
		end
	end

	describe "tags" do
		it "do basic tagging" do
			db = DODB::SpecDataBase.new

			db_ships_by_tags = db.new_tags "tags", &.tags

			Ship.all_ships.each do |ship|
				db << ship
			end

			db_ships_by_tags.get("flagship").should eq([Ship.flagship])

			# All returned entries should have the requested tag.
			db_ships_by_tags.get("name ship")
				.map(&.tags.includes?("name ship"))
				.reduce { |a, e| a && e }
				.should be_true

			# There shouldn’t be one in our data about WWII Japanese warships…
			db_ships_by_tags.get("starship").should eq([] of Ship)
		end

		it "properly removes tags" do
			db = DODB::SpecDataBase.new

			db_ships_by_tags = db.new_tags "tags", &.tags

			Ship.all_ships.each do |ship|
				db << ship
			end

			# Removing the “flagship” tag, brace for impact.
			flagship, index = db_ships_by_tags.get_with_indices("flagship")[0]
			flagship.tags = [] of String
			db[index] = flagship



#			ship, index = db_ships_by_tags.update(tag: "flagship") do |ship, index|
#				ship.tags = [] of String
#				db[index] = ship
#			end

			db_ships_by_tags.get("flagship").should eq([] of Ship)
		end
	end

	describe "tools" do
		it "rebuilds indexes" do
			db = DODB::SpecDataBase.new

			db_ships_by_name  = db.new_index     "name", &.name
			db_ships_by_class = db.new_partition "class", &.klass
			db_ships_by_tags  = db.new_tags      "tags", &.tags

			Ship.all_ships.each do |ship|
				db << ship
			end

			db.reindex_everything!

			Ship.all_ships.each do |ship|
				db_ships_by_name.get?(ship.name).should eq(ship)
				db_ships_by_class.get(ship.klass).should contain(ship)
			end
		end

		it "migrates properly" do
			old_db = DODB::DataBase(PrimitiveShip).new "test-storage-migration-origin"

			old_ships_by_name  = old_db.new_index     "name", &.name
			old_ships_by_class = old_db.new_partition "class", &.class_name

			PrimitiveShip.all_ships.each do |ship|
				old_db << ship
			end

			# At this point, the “old” DB is filled. Now we need to convert
			# to the new DB.

			new_db = DODB::SpecDataBase.new "-migration-target"

			new_ships_by_name  = new_db.new_index     "name", &.name
			new_ships_by_class = new_db.new_partition "class", &.klass
			new_ships_by_tags  = new_db.new_tags      "tags", &.tags

			old_db.each_with_index do |ship, index|
				new_ship = Ship.new ship.name,
					klass: ship.class_name,
					id: ship.id,
					tags: Array(String).new.tap { |tags|
						tags << "name ship" if ship.name == ship.class_name
					}

				new_db[index] = new_ship
			end

			# At this point, the conversion is done, so… we’re making a few
			# arbitrary tests on the new data.

			old_db.each_with_index do |old_ship, old_index|
				ship = new_db[old_index]

				ship.id.should eq(old_ship.id)
				ship.klass.should eq(old_ship.class_name)

				ship.tags.any?(&.==("name ship")).should be_true if ship.name == ship.klass
			end
		end
	end
end