// ── The editor that must not touch what it was not asked to ───────────────
//
// `configEdit.js` exists for one reason: a config file goes back to the game
// host byte-identical except where an admin deliberately changed something. So
// the suite is mostly about what does NOT change, and the first test is the one
// the whole design is for.
//
// It is worth being concrete about the failure being prevented. `Rate: 1.0` in
// an untouched field, read through `JSON.parse` and written back through
// `JSON.stringify`, becomes `Rate: 1`. Newtonsoft may coerce that into a
// `float` or may throw; if it throws, the plugin does not come back from its
// reload — and R6/R17 make four plugins required, so "ZoneManager is down" is
// also "event participation is down".

const test = require('node:test')
const assert = require('node:assert')

const configEdit = require('../configEdit')

/** A config with every shape that has ever caused trouble. */
const SAMPLE = `{
  "Gather": {
    "Wood": 1.0,
    "Stone": 2.50,
    "Sulfur": 3,
    "Scale": 1e3
  },
  "Enabled": true,
  "Message": "Welcome, {name}",
  "Discord Webhook": "https://discord.com/api/webhooks/1/abc",
  "Zones": ["a", "b"],
  "Nothing": null,
  "Empty": []
}`

test('an untouched float keeps its literal — the whole point of this file', () => {
  const { text, changes } = configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [{ pointer: ['Enabled'], value: false }])

  assert.equal(changes.length, 1)
  assert.match(text, /"Wood": 1\.0/)
  assert.match(text, /"Stone": 2\.50/)
  assert.match(text, /"Scale": 1e3/)
  assert.match(text, /"Enabled": false/)

  // And the proof that the naive implementation would have failed this: the same
  // document through parse/stringify loses all three.
  const naive = JSON.stringify(JSON.parse(SAMPLE))
  assert.match(naive, /"Wood":1,/)
  assert.doesNotMatch(naive, /2\.50/)
  assert.doesNotMatch(naive, /1e3/)
})

test('a number is written as the literal an admin typed, not as a Number', () => {
  const { text } = configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [{ pointer: ['Gather', 'Wood'], raw: '2.0' }])
  assert.match(text, /"Wood": 2\.0/)

  // The same edit through a JavaScript number would have produced `2`, which is
  // a different C# type at the far end.
  assert.equal(String(2.0), '2')
})

test('everything else in the document is byte-identical', () => {
  const { text } = configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [{ pointer: ['Gather', 'Sulfur'], raw: '4' }])

  const before = SAMPLE.split('\n')
  const after = text.split('\n')

  assert.equal(before.length, after.length)
  before.forEach((line, i) => {
    if (line.includes('"Sulfur"')) return
    assert.equal(after[i], line, `line ${i + 1} changed and should not have`)
  })
})

test('a literal that is not a JSON number is refused', () => {
  for (const raw of ['0x10', '', ' ', '1.', '.5', '01', 'NaN', 'Infinity', '1,0', '5; rm -rf /']) {
    const { error, text } = configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [{ pointer: ['Gather', 'Sulfur'], raw }])
    assert.ok(error, `'${raw}' should be refused`)
    assert.equal(text, undefined)
  }

  // And the ones that must keep working, because preserving them is the point.
  for (const raw of ['1.0', '-2', '1e3', '1E-3', '0', '0.5', '123456789012345678']) {
    const { error } = configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [{ pointer: ['Gather', 'Sulfur'], raw }])
    assert.equal(error, undefined, `'${raw}' should be accepted`)
  }
})

test('the form cannot change a value KIND — that is the raw tier', () => {
  assert.match(
    configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [{ pointer: ['Enabled'], value: 'yes' }]).error,
    /true or false/,
  )
  assert.match(configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [{ pointer: ['Message'], value: 7 }]).error, /expected text/)
  assert.match(configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [{ pointer: ['Zones'], value: 'a' }]).error, /raw tier/)
  assert.match(configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [{ pointer: ['Nothing'], value: 1 }]).error, /raw tier/)
})

test('a string is escaped on the way in', () => {
  const { text } = configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [
    { pointer: ['Message'], value: 'He said "hi"\nand left\\' },
  ])

  assert.match(text, /"Message": "He said \\"hi\\"\\nand left\\\\"/)
  // Still JSON, and still the same string coming back out.
  assert.equal(JSON.parse(text).Message, 'He said "hi"\nand left\\')
})

test('a pointer that is not in the file is refused rather than created', () => {
  assert.match(configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [{ pointer: ['Nope'], value: true }]).error, /not in this file/)
  assert.match(
    configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [{ pointer: ['Gather', 'Wood', 'Deeper'], raw: '1' }]).error,
    /not in this file/,
  )
})

test('an edit set that changes nothing writes nothing', () => {
  const { text, changes } = configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [{ pointer: ['Enabled'], value: true }])

  assert.equal(text, SAMPLE)
  assert.deepEqual(changes, [])
})

test('two edits to the same field in one save are refused', () => {
  const { error } = configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [
    { pointer: ['Gather', 'Wood'], raw: '1.0' },
    { pointer: ['Gather', 'Wood'], raw: '2.0' },
  ])

  assert.match(error, /edited twice/)
})

test('several edits land together, and later offsets are not shifted by earlier ones', () => {
  const { text, changes } = configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [
    { pointer: ['Gather', 'Wood'], raw: '10.0' },
    { pointer: ['Message'], value: 'much longer than it was before' },
    { pointer: ['Zones', 1], value: 'bb' },
  ])

  assert.equal(changes.length, 3)
  const parsed = JSON.parse(text)
  assert.equal(parsed.Gather.Wood, 10)
  assert.equal(parsed.Message, 'much longer than it was before')
  assert.deepEqual(parsed.Zones, ['a', 'bb'])
  assert.match(text, /"Wood": 10\.0/)
})

test('a locked key cannot be edited, and the refusal names it (D38)', () => {
  const own = '{\n  "Host": "127.0.0.1",\n  "Port": 7799,\n  "QueueCap": 5000\n}'
  const locked = ['Host', 'Port', 'ServerId']

  assert.match(configEdit.applyEdits(own, [{ pointer: ['Port'], raw: '1' }], { locked }).error, /Port/)
  assert.match(
    configEdit.applyEdits(own, [{ pointer: ['Host'], value: '10.0.0.5' }], { locked }).error,
    /cannot be edited/,
  )

  // Everything else in the bridge's own config stays editable, which is the
  // half of D38 that is easy to lose.
  const { text } = configEdit.applyEdits(own, [{ pointer: ['QueueCap'], raw: '9000' }], { locked })
  assert.match(text, /"QueueCap": 9000/)
})

test('a secret is flagged by WORD, not by substring', () => {
  for (const key of ['ApiKey', 'Discord Webhook', 'steam_api_key', 'Token', 'Password', 'authToken']) {
    assert.equal(configEdit.isSecretKey(key), true, `${key} should be a secret`)
  }

  // The false positives a substring match would produce, and they matter: a
  // form that masks a third of every config teaches an operator to ignore the
  // mask, which is worse than not masking.
  for (const key of ['Monkey', 'Keybind', 'Passive Mode', 'Authority', 'Keycards Allowed']) {
    assert.equal(configEdit.isSecretKey(key), false, `${key} should not be a secret`)
  }

  // A genuinely ambiguous one, resolved toward masking on purpose: a field
  // called `Keys` is a credential often enough, and the cost of being wrong is
  // a field an admin has to click to read rather than a credential on a page.
  assert.equal(configEdit.isSecretKey('Keys'), true)
})

test("a secret's values never reach the audit trail, though the change is recorded", () => {
  const { changes } = configEdit.applyEdits(SAMPLE, [
    { pointer: ['Discord Webhook'], value: 'https://discord.com/api/webhooks/2/def' },
  ])

  assert.equal(changes.length, 1)
  assert.equal(changes[0].path, 'Discord Webhook')
  assert.equal(changes[0].from, '***')
  assert.equal(changes[0].to, '***')
  assert.equal(changes[0].secret, true)
})

test('the form description says which fields it cannot draw, and why', () => {
  const fields = configEdit.describe(configEdit.scan(SAMPLE))
  const by = (path) => fields.find((f) => f.path === path)

  assert.equal(by('Gather.Wood').type, 'number')
  assert.equal(by('Gather.Wood').raw, '1.0')
  assert.equal(by('Enabled').type, 'boolean')
  assert.equal(by('Zones[0]').value, 'a')
  assert.equal(by('Discord Webhook').secret, true)

  // The three things a value cannot tell us anything about.
  assert.equal(by('Nothing').advanced, true)
  assert.equal(by('Empty').advanced, true)
  assert.ok(by('Nothing').reason)
  assert.ok(by('Empty').reason)
})

test('a subtree past the depth limit is advanced-only rather than half-drawn', () => {
  const deep = '{"a":{"b":{"c":{"d":{"e":{"f":{"g":1}}}}}}}'
  const fields = configEdit.describe(configEdit.scan(deep), { maxDepth: 3 })

  const past = fields.find((f) => f.path === 'a.b.c')
  assert.equal(past.advanced, true)
  assert.equal(fields.some((f) => f.path.startsWith('a.b.c.')), false)
})

test('a document that is not JSON is refused with a position', () => {
  assert.throws(() => configEdit.scan('{"a": }'), /offset/)
  assert.throws(() => configEdit.scan('{"a": 1,}'), /expected a key/)
  assert.throws(() => configEdit.scan('{} trailing'), /trailing content/)
  assert.throws(() => configEdit.scan('{"a": "unterminated'), /unterminated/)

  const { error } = configEdit.applyEdits('{ not json', [{ pointer: ['a'], value: true }])
  assert.match(error, /not valid JSON/)
})

test('escapes and unicode survive a scan of a document nobody edited', () => {
  const text = '{"a":"tab\\there","b":"\\u00e9\\u0041","c":"slash\\/"}'
  const root = configEdit.scan(text)
  const values = Object.fromEntries(root.children.map((c) => [c.key, c.value]))

  assert.deepEqual(values, JSON.parse(text))
})