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# Author: Aurelien Bompard <abompard@fedoraproject.org>
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from hyperkitty.templatetags.hk_generic import snip_quoted
from hyperkitty.templatetags.hk_haystack import nolongterms
from hyperkitty.tests.utils import TestCase


class SnipQuotedTestCase(TestCase):

    quotemsg = "[SNIP]"

    def test_quote_1(self):
        contents = """
On Fri, 09.11.12 11:27, Someone wrote:
&gt; This is the first quoted line
&gt; This is the second quoted line
This is the response.
"""
        expected = (
            """
On Fri, 09.11.12 11:27, Someone wrote:
<div class="quoted-switch"><a style="font-weight:normal" href="#">%s</a>"""
            """</div><div class="quoted-text quoted-text-0">  This is the first quoted line
 This is the second quoted line </div>This is the response.
""") % self.quotemsg
        result = snip_quoted(contents, self.quotemsg)
        self.assertEqual(result, expected)

    def test_quote_2(self):
        contents = """
On Fri, 09.11.12 11:27, Someone wrote:
&gt; This is the first quoted line
&gt; On Fri 07.25.12, Aperson wrote:
&gt; &gt; This is the second quoted line.
&gt; This is the second quoted line
This is the response.
"""
        result = snip_quoted(contents, self.quotemsg)
        expected = (
            """
On Fri, 09.11.12 11:27, Someone wrote:
<div class="quoted-switch"><a style="font-weight:normal" href="#">{}</a></div>"""   # noqa: E501
            """<div class="quoted-text quoted-text-0">  This is the first quoted line
 On Fri 07.25.12, Aperson wrote:
<div class="quoted-text quoted-text-1">  This is the second quoted line. </div>"""   # noqa: E501
            """ This is the second quoted line </div>This is the response.
""").format(self.quotemsg)
        result = snip_quoted(contents, self.quotemsg)
        self.assertEqual(result, expected)


class HaystackTestCase(TestCase):

    def test_nolongterms_short(self):
        short_terms = "dummy sentence with only short terms"
        self.assertEqual(nolongterms(short_terms), short_terms)

    def test_nolongterms_too_long(self):
        long_term = "x" * 240
        text = "dummy %s sentence" % long_term
        self.assertEqual(nolongterms(text), "dummy sentence")

    def test_nolongterms_xmlescape(self):
        # the long term itself is < 240, but it's the XML-escaped value that
        # counts
        long_term = "x" * 237
        text = "dummy <%s> sentence" % long_term
        self.assertEqual(nolongterms(text), "dummy sentence")

    def test_nolongterms_xmlescape_amperstand(self):
        # the long term itself is < 240, but it's the XML-escaped value that
        # counts
        long_term = "&" * 60
        text = "dummy %s sentence" % long_term
        self.assertEqual(nolongterms(text), "dummy sentence")

    def test_nolongterms_doublequotes(self):
        # the long term itself is < 240, but the measured string is
        # double-quote-escaped first
        long_term = "x" * 237
        text = 'dummy "%s" sentence' % long_term
        self.assertEqual(nolongterms(text), "dummy sentence")

    def test_nolongterms_singlequotes(self):
        # the long term itself is < 240, but the measured string is
        # quote-escaped first
        long_term = "x" * 237
        text = "dummy '%s' sentence" % long_term
        self.assertEqual(nolongterms(text), "dummy sentence")

    def test_nolongterms_encoding(self):
        # the long term itself is < 240, but it's the utf8-encoded value that
        # counts
        long_term = "é" * 121
        text = "dummy %s sentence" % long_term
        self.assertEqual(nolongterms(text), "dummy sentence")
