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#include <chrono>
#include <thread>
#include "gmock/gmock.h"
#include "router_component_test.h"

/** @file
 *
 * These tests are special - they test our component test framework rather than
 * our Router. For the tests we do here we need tailored simple executables
 * which communicate with our tests, serving as the other side of the test. To
 * avoid the overhead of having to create many small programs, instead we inline
 * their code here, inside of special disabled testcases, and we launch those
 * specific testcases from their corresponding real testcase. This is why all
 * the following tests are arranged in pairs, with names:
 *
 *   - "<test_description>_tester" (the test)
 *   - "DISABLED_<test_description>_testee" (the inlined executable)
 *
 * It's a hack, but it works.
 *
 */

using namespace std::chrono_literals;

const char *g_this_exec_path;

constexpr auto kSleepDuration =
    2000ms;  // you may want to decrease this to speed up tests

class ComponentTestFrameworkTest : public RouterComponentTest {
 protected:
  static std::string show_output(ProcessWrapper &process,
                                 const std::string &process_description) {
    return process_description + ":\n" + process.get_full_output() +
           "-(end)-\n";
  }

  const std::string arglist_prefix_ =
      "--gtest_filter=ComponentTestFrameworkTest.DISABLED_";
};

static void autoresponder_testee(
    std::chrono::milliseconds leak_interval = 0ms) {
  if (leak_interval.count()) {
    auto slow_cout = [leak_interval](char c) {
      std::cout << c << std::flush;
      std::this_thread::sleep_for(leak_interval);
    };

    slow_cout('S');
    slow_cout('y');
    slow_cout('n');
    std::cout << std::endl;
  } else {
    std::cout << "Syn" << std::endl;
  }

  // react to 1st autoresponse
  {
    std::string response;
    std::cin >> response;
    if (response == "Syn+Ack") {
      // we're good
      std::cout << "Ack" << std::endl;
      std::cout << "Fin" << std::endl;
    } else {
      // unexpected response
      std::cout << "Reset" << std::endl;
    }
  }

  // react to 2nd autoresponse
  {
    std::string response;
    std::cin >> response;
    if (response == "Ack") {
      // we're good
      std::cout << "OK" << std::endl;
    } else {
      // unexpected response
      std::cout << "UNEXPECTED" << std::endl;
    }
  }
}

TEST_F(ComponentTestFrameworkTest, autoresponder_simple_tester) {
  /**
   * @test This test tests framework's autoresponder in a simple scenario
   *
   * @note GTest will automatically add more of its own lines
   *       before and after our stuff, giving this scenario a twist:
   *       First read the autoresponder will see is very likely to contain
   *       multiple lines. Thus this test turns into a test that also tests
   *       autoresponder's ability to deal with multiple lines.
   */

  // In this test we explain what's going on, use this test as a guideline
  // for understanding other tests.

  // launch the DISABLED_autoresponder_simple_testee testcase as a separate
  // executable
  ProcessWrapper &testee = launch_command(
      g_this_exec_path, {"--gtest_also_run_disabled_tests",
                         arglist_prefix_ + "autoresponder_simple_testee"});
  // register autoresponses
  testee.register_response("Syn", "Syn+Ack\n");
  testee.register_response("Fin", "Ack\n");

  // test for what should come out
  // NOTE: expect_output() will keep reading and autoresponding to output,
  //       until it encounters the string we passed as an argument
  EXPECT_TRUE(testee.expect_output("Syn\nAck\nFin\nOK"))
      << show_output(testee, "ROUTER OUTPUT");

  // wait for child
  check_exit_code(testee, EXIT_SUCCESS);
}

TEST_F(ComponentTestFrameworkTest, DISABLED_autoresponder_simple_testee) {
  autoresponder_testee();
}

// TODO: Re-enable this test after fixing autoresponder (reported as
// BUG#27035695)
//
// This test will fail if [THIS_LINE] is removed, because autoresponder is
// buggy. [THIS_LINE] causes "Syn\n" to be read in entirety by 1 read(), instead
// of being read 1 byte at a time.  As soon as [THIS_LINE] is removed,
// autoresponder will have to deal with each byte separately, and that's when it
// fails.
#if 0
TEST_F(ComponentTestFrameworkTest, autoresponder_segmented_triggers_tester) {
  /**
   * @test This test tests is just like autoresponder_simple_tester, but the testee
   *       will send back "Syn\n" (first autorespond trigger) one byte at a time.
   *       It verifies that autoresponder can properly deal with segmented lines
   *       (which may also be a result of short read() due to full buffer)
   */

  CommandHandle testee = launch_command(g_this_exec_path,
                                        arglist_prefix_ + "autoresponder_segmented_triggers_testee");

  testee.register_response("Syn", "Syn+Ack\n");
  testee.register_response("Fin", "Ack\n");

// TODO: this line needs to be removed, but removing this line causes the test to fail
std::this_thread::sleep_for(std::chrono::milliseconds(100));  // [THIS_LINE]

  EXPECT_TRUE(testee.expect_output("Syn\nAck\nFin\nOK", false, 2 * kSleepDurationMs)) << show_output(testee, "ROUTER OUTPUT");

  check_exit_code(testee, EXIT_SUCCESS);

}
TEST_F(ComponentTestFrameworkTest, DISABLED_autoresponder_segmented_triggers_testee) {
  autoresponder_testee(100);
}
#endif

static void sleepy_testee() {
  std::cout << "Hello, I'm feeling sleepy. Yawn." << std::endl;
  std::this_thread::sleep_for(kSleepDuration);
  std::cout << "Yes, I'm still alive." << std::endl;
}

TEST_F(ComponentTestFrameworkTest, sleepy_tester) {
  /**
   * @test This test verifies framework's behavior when the process is silent
   * for a longer period of time
   */

  ProcessWrapper &testee = launch_command(
      g_this_exec_path,
      {"--gtest_also_run_disabled_tests", arglist_prefix_ + "sleepy_testee"});

  // first and second sentence should arrive kSleepDurationMs ms apart,
  // expect_output() should not give up reading during that time
  EXPECT_TRUE(testee.expect_output(
      "Hello, I'm feeling sleepy. Yawn.\nYes, I'm still alive.\n", false,
      kSleepDuration + kSleepDuration / 2))
      << show_output(testee, "TESTED PROCESS");

  check_exit_code(testee, EXIT_SUCCESS);
}
TEST_F(ComponentTestFrameworkTest, DISABLED_sleepy_testee) { sleepy_testee(); }

TEST_F(ComponentTestFrameworkTest, sleepy_blind_tester) {
  /**
   * @test This test is similar to sleepy_tester(), but this time we just wait
   * for the child without looking at its output. wait_for_exit() should consume
   * it.
   */

  ProcessWrapper &testee = launch_command(
      g_this_exec_path, {arglist_prefix_ + "sleepy_blind_testee"});

  EXPECT_EQ(testee.wait_for_exit(kSleepDuration + kSleepDuration / 2), 0);
}
TEST_F(ComponentTestFrameworkTest, DISABLED_sleepy_blind_testee) {
  sleepy_testee();
}

TEST_F(ComponentTestFrameworkTest, sleepy_blind_autoresponder_tester) {
  /**
   * @test This tests a particular scenario that used to trigger a bug: the
   * child is silent for a while before writing a prompt and blocking while
   * awaiting our response. The buggy wait_for_exit() used to attempt reading
   * (with autoresponder active) for a while, then (while the child was silent)
   * it assumed no more output would follow, and moved on to just waiting for
   * the child to close (no longer attempting to read and autorespond). When the
   * child eventually prompted for password, wait_for_exit() would not "hear
   * it", resulting in a deadlock and eventually timing out with error: "Timed
   * out waiting for the process to exit: No child processes"
   */

  ProcessWrapper &testee =
      launch_command(g_this_exec_path,
                     {arglist_prefix_ + "sleepy_blind_autoresponder_testee"});

  testee.register_response("Syn", "Syn+Ack\n");
  testee.register_response("Fin", "Ack\n");

  // wait for child (while reading and issuing autoresponses)
  EXPECT_EQ(testee.wait_for_exit(kSleepDuration + kSleepDuration / 2), 0);
}
TEST_F(ComponentTestFrameworkTest, DISABLED_sleepy_blind_autoresponder_testee) {
  std::this_thread::sleep_for(kSleepDuration);
  autoresponder_testee();
}

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
  g_this_exec_path = argv[0];

  init_windows_sockets();
  ProcessManager::set_origin(Path(argv[0]).dirname());
  ::testing::InitGoogleTest(&argc, argv);
  return RUN_ALL_TESTS();
}