import { expect, test } from 'vitest';
import { getServiceSchema } from './getServiceSchema';
import { Method } from './Method';
import { Service } from './Service';

test('base service schema', () => {
	function checkTest1(cls: any) {
		const schema = getServiceSchema(cls);
		expect(schema).toBeTruthy();
		expect(schema?.name).toBe('test.TestService');
		expect(schema?.options).toEqual({ name: 'test.TestService' });

		expect(schema?.methods).toHaveLength(1);
		expect(schema?.methods[0].name).toBe('hello');
		expect(schema?.methods[0].options.name).toBe('HELLO');
	}

	checkTest1(TestService);
	// missing @Service still works ?
	checkTest1(Test2);

	function checkTest3(cls: any) {
		const schema = getServiceSchema(cls);
		expect(schema).toBeTruthy();
		expect(schema?.name).toBe('test.Test3');
		expect(schema?.methods).toHaveLength(2);
		// override
		expect(schema?.methods[0].name).toBe('hello');
		expect(schema?.methods[0].options.name).toBe('HE');
		expect(schema?.methods[0].options.timeout).toBe(2);
		expect(schema?.methods[1].options.name).toBe('SK');
	}

	checkTest3(Test3);
	// point to real service
	checkTest3(SomeMethod);
});

@Service({ name: 'test.TestService' })
abstract class TestService {
	@Method({ name: 'HELLO', timeout: 1 })
	hello() {}

	skip() {}
}

class Test2 extends TestService {}

@Service({ name: 'test.Test3' })
class Test3 extends TestService {
	@Method({ name: 'HE', timeout: 2 })
	hello() {}

	@Method({ name: 'SK' })
	skip() {}
}

@Service({ as: Test3 })
class SomeMethod {
	skip() {}
}