// p4rse, Copyright 2026, Will Hawkins
//
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import Common
import Foundation
import Lang
import Macros
import Runtime
import SwiftTreeSitter
import Testing
import TreeSitter
import TreeSitterP4

@testable import Parser

@Test func test_simple_runtime() async throws {
  let simple_parser_declaration = """
    parser main_parser() {
       state start {
           true;
           transition reject;
       }
    };
    """

  let program = try #UseOkResult(Parser.Program(simple_parser_declaration))
  #expect(#RequireOkResult(Runtime.ParserRuntime.create(program: program)))
}

@Test func test_simple_runtime_no_start_state() async throws {
  let simple_parser_declaration = """
    parser main_parser() {
       state tart {
           true;
           transition reject;
       }
    };
    """

  let program = try #UseOkResult(Parser.Program(simple_parser_declaration))
  #expect(
    #RequireErrorResult<ParserRuntime>(
      Error(withMessage: "Could not find the start state"),
      Runtime.ParserRuntime.create(program: program)))
}

@Test func test_simple_local_element_variable_declaration() async throws {
  let simple_parser_declaration = """
    parser main_parser() {
       state start {
           bool b = false;
           string s = "testing";
           true;
           false;
           transition reject;
       }
    };
    """

  let program = try #UseOkResult(Parser.Program(simple_parser_declaration))
  let runtime = try #UseOkResult(Runtime.ParserRuntime.create(program: program))

  // This seems awkward to me!
  // TODO: Is there a better way?
  guard case Common.Result.Ok(let (state_result, execution_result)) = runtime.run(input: Packet())
  else {
    assert(false)
  }

  // There should be 1 scope.
  #expect(execution_result.scopes.count == 1)

  guard let scope = execution_result.scopes.current else {
    assert(false)
  }

  // We should be in the accept state.
  #expect(state_result == Lang.accept)

  // There are two variables declared.
  #expect(scope.count == 2)

  // Check the names/values of the variables in scope.
  let b = try #require(scope.lookup(identifier: Identifier(name: "b")))
  let s = try #require(scope.lookup(identifier: Identifier(name: "s")))
  #expect(b.value_type.eq(rhs: P4BooleanValue(withValue: false)))
  #expect(s.value_type.eq(rhs: P4StringValue(withValue: "\"testing\"")))
}