# LYAML binding for Lua 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 & 5.4
# Copyright (C) 2013-2020 Gary V. Vaughan

before:
  this_module = 'lyaml.functional'
  global_table = '_G'

  exported_apis = {'NULL', 'anyof', 'id', 'iscallable', 'isnull'}

  M = require(this_module)

  nop = function() end

  fail = function() return nil end
  pass = function() return false end
  throw = function() error 'oh noes!' end

  parmlist = pack(
     nil,
     false,
     42,
     'str',
     io.stderr,
     {},
     nop,
     setmetatable({}, {__call=nop})
  )


specify functional:
- context when required:
  - context by name:
    - it does not touch the global table:
        expect(show_apis{added_to=global_table, by=this_module}).to_equal{}
    - it exports the decumented apis:
        t = {}
        for k in pairs(M) do t[#t + 1] = k end
        expect(t).to_contain.a_permutation_of(exported_apis)


- describe anyof:
  - before:
      f = M.anyof

  - it returns a callable:
      expect(f{nop}).to_be_callable()
      expect(f{nop, nop}).to_be_callable()
  - it returns a lazy function that calls arguments if necessary:
      expect(f{pass, throw}()).not_to_raise 'any error'
      expect(f{pass, throw}()).not_to_be(nil)
  - it silently skips non-callable arguments:
      expect(f(list({nil, false, true}))()).to_be(nil)
      expect(f{1, 2, pass, 'pass'}()).not_to_be(nil)
  - it returns non-nil if any callable returns non-nil:
      expect(f{pass, pass, fail}()).not_to_be(nil)
      expect(f{pass, fail}()).not_to_be(nil)
      expect(f{fail, pass}()).not_to_be(nil)
  - it returns nil if all callables are nil:
      expect(f{fail}()).to_be(nil)
      expect(f{fail, fail}()).to_be(nil)
      expect(f{fail, fail, fail}()).to_be(nil)
  - it propagates data to all callables:
      expect(f{fail, function(...) return select('#', ...) end}(nil)).to_be(1)
      expect(f{function(...) return select('#', ...) end, fail}(nil, false)).to_be(2)
      expect(f{function(...) return select('#', ...) end, pass}(nil, false)).to_be(2)
  - it returns the first non-nil callables result:
      expect(f{fail, function(...) return ... end}(42)).to_be(42)
      expect(f{function(...) return ... end, fail}(42)).to_be(42)
      expect(f{pass, fail}(42)).to_be(false)
      expect(f{fail, pass}(42)).to_be(false)
  - it propagates only the first return value:
      expect(f{fail, function(...) return ... end}(1, 2, 5)).to_be(1)
      expect(f{function(...) return ... end, fail}(1, 2, 5)).to_be(1)
      expect(f{function(...) return ... end, pass}(1, 2, 5)).to_be(1)


- describe id:
  - before:
      f = M.id

  - it returns its own argument:
      expect(f(false)).to_be(false)
      expect(f(42)).to_be(42)
  - it handles nil argumen:
      expect(f(nil)).to_be(nil)
  - it handles missing argument:
      expect(f()).to_be()
  - it returns multiple arguments:
      expect(f(nil, 1, fn, false, nil)).to_be(nil, 1, fn, false, nil)


- describe iscallable:
  - before:
      f = M.iscallable

  - it returns callable for a callable:
      expect(f(f)).to_be(f)
      expect(f(setmetatable({}, {__call=f}))).to_be(f)
  - it returns nil for a non-callable:
      expect(f()).to_be(nil)
      expect(f(nil)).to_be(nil)
      expect(f(false)).to_be(nil)
      expect(f(true)).to_be(nil)
      expect(f'str').to_be(nil)
      expect(f(42)).to_be(nil)
      expect(f(setmetatable({}, {__index={}}))).to_be(nil)
      expect(f(setmetatable({}, {__call=42}))).to_be(nil)


- describe isnull:
  - before:
      NULL = M.NULL
      f = M.isnull

  - it returns 'true' for a NULL argument:
      expect(f(NULL)).to_be(true)
  - it returns 'false' for any argument other than NULL:
      for i=1,parmlist.n do
         expect(f(parmlist[i])).to_be(false)
      end

