NetNewsWire/Parser/Tests/ParserTests/OPMLTests.swift

//
//  OPMLTests.swift
//  RSParser
//
//  Created by Brent Simmons on 6/25/17.
//  Copyright © 2017 Ranchero Software, LLC. All rights reserved.
//

import XCTest
import Parser
import ParserObjC

class OPMLTests: XCTestCase {

	let subsData = parserData("Subs", "opml", "http://example.org/")

	func testOPMLParsingPerformance() {

		// 0.002 sec on my 2012 iMac.
		self.measure {
			let _ = try! RSOPMLParser.parseOPML(with: self.subsData)
		}
	}

	func testNotOPML() {

		let d = parserData("DaringFireball", "rss", "http://daringfireball.net/")
		XCTAssertThrowsError(try RSOPMLParser.parseOPML(with: d))
	}

	func testSubsStructure() {
		let opmlDocument = try! RSOPMLParser.parseOPML(with: subsData)
		XCTAssertEqual("Subs", opmlDocument.title)
		XCTAssertEqual("http://example.org/", opmlDocument.url)
		recursivelyCheckOPMLStructure(opmlDocument)
	}


	func testFindingTitles() {
		// https://github.com/brentsimmons/NetNewsWire/issues/527
		// Fix a bug where titles aren’t found when there’s no title attribute in the OPML,
		// which appears to be true with OPML generated by The Old Reader.

		let d = parserData("SubsNoTitleAttributes", "opml", "http://example.org/")
		let opmlDocument = try! RSOPMLParser.parseOPML(with: d)
		recursivelyCheckOPMLStructure(opmlDocument)
	}

}

private extension OPMLTests {

	func recursivelyCheckOPMLStructure(_ item: RSOPMLItem) {
		let feedSpecifier = item.feedSpecifier
		if !(item is RSOPMLDocument) {
			XCTAssertNotNil((item.attributes! as NSDictionary).opml_text)
		}

		// If it has no children, it should have a feed specifier. The converse is also true.
		var isFolder = item.children != nil && item.children!.count > 0
		if !isFolder && (item.attributes! as NSDictionary).opml_title == "Skip" {
			isFolder = true
		}

		if !isFolder {
			XCTAssertNotNil(feedSpecifier!.title)
			XCTAssertNotNil(feedSpecifier!.feedURL)
		}
		else {
			XCTAssertNil(feedSpecifier)
		}

		if item.children != nil && item.children!.count > 0 {
			for oneItem in item.children! {
				recursivelyCheckOPMLStructure(oneItem)
			}
		}
	}
}