use strict;
use warnings;

use Test::More;
use File::Temp qw{tempfile};

use_ok('Test::Mapper');

# Spin up a temp DB for each test run
my ( undef, $dbfile ) = tempfile( UNLINK => 1, SUFFIX => '.db' );

my $mapper = Test::Mapper->new(
    db          => $dbfile,
    product     => 'TestProduct',
    environment => 'linux',
);

isa_ok( $mapper, 'Test::Mapper' );

# Map a test to some resources
$mapper->map_test(
    test      => 't/acceptance/login.t',
    resources => [ 'lib/MyApp/Auth.pm', 'lib/MyApp/Session.pm' ],
);

# Map a second test to a partially overlapping set
$mapper->map_test(
    test      => 't/acceptance/logout.t',
    resources => [ 'lib/MyApp/Session.pm' ],
);

# Resource that only login.t touches
my @tests = $mapper->tests_for_resources( resources => ['lib/MyApp/Auth.pm'] );
is( scalar @tests, 1, 'one test for Auth.pm' );
is( $tests[0], 't/acceptance/login.t', 'correct test for Auth.pm' );

# Resource shared by both tests
my @shared = sort $mapper->tests_for_resources( resources => ['lib/MyApp/Session.pm'] );
is( scalar @shared, 2, 'two tests for Session.pm' );
is_deeply( \@shared, [ 't/acceptance/login.t', 't/acceptance/logout.t' ],
    'correct tests for Session.pm' );

# Resource not mapped to anything
my @none = $mapper->tests_for_resources( resources => ['lib/MyApp/Unknown.pm'] );
is( scalar @none, 0, 'no tests for unmapped resource' );

# Idempotency: mapping same test+resource again should not create duplicates
$mapper->map_test(
    test      => 't/acceptance/login.t',
    resources => ['lib/MyApp/Auth.pm'],
);
my @dedup = $mapper->tests_for_resources( resources => ['lib/MyApp/Auth.pm'] );
is( scalar @dedup, 1, 'duplicate mapping is idempotent' );

done_testing;