''' tests for the login, logout, registration and account settings'''

import pytest

from . import testapp
from .. import get_user


def test_account_register_authenticated_users(testapp):
    ''' registration page should not be accessible for authenticated users '''
    testapp.reset()

    testapp.login('user')
    response = testapp.get('/account/register', status=403)

    assert response.status.startswith('403')


def test_account_register_unauthenticated(testapp):
    ''' test the registration page for a unauthenticated user '''
    testapp.reset()

    response = testapp.get('/account/register')
    # basic content test
    assert 'Ordr | Account Registration' in response
    # test the main nav section links and highlighting
    li_one, li_two = response.html.find_all('li', class_='nav-item')
    assert 'active' not in li_one['class']
    assert li_one.find('a').text == 'FAQs'
    assert 'active' in li_two['class']
    assert li_two.find('a').text == 'Register'
    # check for the registration form
    form = response.html.find('form', class_='registration')
    assert form is not None


@pytest.mark.xfail
def test_account_registeration_flow(testapp):
    ''' test the complete registration process '''

    # submit the registration form
    form = resonse.forms[1]
    form['username'] = 'AmyMcDonald'
    form['first_name'] = 'Amy'
    form['last_name'] = 'McDonald'
    form['email'] = 'amy@example.com'
    form['password'] = 'Amy'
    form['password_confirm'] = 'Amy'
    response = form.submitt()

    assert response.location == '/account/verify'
    response = response.follow()
    assert 'email sent' in response

    # click the email verification token
    email = ''
    token = email
    response = testapp.get('/account/' + token)
    assert 'consider a longer password' in response
    assert 'activated by an administrator' in response

    # logging in should not work
    form = response.forms[0]
    form['username'] = 'AmyMcDonald'
    form['password'] = 'Amy'
    response = form.submit()
    assert '<!-- user is logged in -->' not in response

    # activate the new user
    testapp.login('admin')
    response = testapp.get('/admin/users?role=new')
    response = response.click('edit user')
    form = response.forms[1]
    form['role'] = 'USER'
    form.submit()
    testapp.logout()

    # login should now work
    response = testapp.get('/')
    form = response.forms[0]
    form['username'] = 'AmyMcDonald'
    form['password'] = 'Amy'
    response = form.submit()
    assert '<!-- user is logged in -->' in response